If you get Enterprise Cortana, your license entitles you to a certain number of users who get the completely subservient Cortana, typically including the CEO, the head lawyer, and the VP of sales.
If nothing else, the bribes should be more affordable in Mexico. They'll need their own paramilitary force to discourage going back on the graft, however.
I'm sorry, but the Current Year Denigration Act of Current Year clearly states that if you start a statement with "It's ", it's automatically of no value.
Yep, BMI is crap. It's convenient to distill everything down to one number based on two measurements, but it doesn't get you anywhere near 99% of the population. If you're reasonably athletic, that bumps up your BMI into the overweight range pretty easily. If you're tall, that bumps up your BMI (because healthy humans do not scale the way BMI assumes), and if you're short it bumps it down. Body type matters; yeah, it's cliche for fat people to claim to be big boned, but the fact is that your bone structure does matter. For sedentary people with near-average height and near-average bone structure, BMI works pretty good. For the rest (which is far more than 1%), not so well.
I've been in relatively new commercial buildings where they had to replace entire conduits because they were literally packed with cables (most of them inactive). 9000 actually seems low for CERN.
They just need to make sure they don't disconnect the cable that keeps the speed of light constant.
As for operation in the air, since the helicopter has no permit to land, it would not be in the process of landing therefore must abide by the FAA regulation minimum altitude rules.
There are no minimum altitude rules for helicopters.
And we need to actually build all those wind and solar plants. And we need the feeders from the wind and solar plants to the new transmission grid. And we need to ignore the fact that the US isn't the British Empire and the sun does in fact set on the entire country. But hey, if we solved all those problems, we could reduce carbon emissions a lot.
A capillary blood collection tube is Class I and not subject to pre-market approval (21 CFR 864.6150). But for some reason the Theranos capillary nanotube is class II? Why?
People seem to think "social safety net? That's for irresponsible people". Guess what? There are irresponsible people, and they cost you and I money. Either we plan for this and accommodate the fact that there will be irresponsible people and make it so everyone gets to benefit, for we pay for it via increased costs in everything.
The question isn't whether irresponsible exist; it's how to deal with them. Liberals think that socializing the burden of their irresponsibility so they can continue to be irresponsible is the answer; conservatives generally believe in the swift sword of death. Except when they're irresponsible and well-connected, in which case both groups are for socialization.
The problem is for some things, like tools, we've moved to a bi-modal distribution of quality and price. I can buy the $10 crap tool, or the $150 decent tool. The middle, the tools for people who use tools enough to appreciate quality but aren't making a living using them, has been disappearing for some time. To make things worse, the $150 decent tool may not be available except from some distributor who only works with tradespeople who provide a lot of business.
Or giving preference to white individuals. But I think diversity is about being underrepresented in the field. Are white individuals underrepresented in all of tech?
Oh, yes, it's even worse than the numbers indicate; the racial diversity numbers are given only for US nationals, and most tech companies include a considerable number of employees on work visas; most of those employees are non-white.
But, what we white people lack in numbers, we make up for in deviltry. We are, after all, the original sin and the source of all evil.
Well, I don't know about "sexist," but "harassment" is pretty easy to define. It often really only comes down to one guideline: Don't be creepy.
Ah, "creepy". That word for which the central example is what teenaged girls call unattractive guys who try to talk to them. Might as well stick with the SNL Rules
1: Be handsome 2: Be attractive 3: Don't be unattractive
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If you get Enterprise Cortana, your license entitles you to a certain number of users who get the completely subservient Cortana, typically including the CEO, the head lawyer, and the VP of sales.
If nothing else, the bribes should be more affordable in Mexico. They'll need their own paramilitary force to discourage going back on the graft, however.
I'm sorry, but the Current Year Denigration Act of Current Year clearly states that if you start a statement with "It's ", it's automatically of no value.
And here I thought they were in Rochester, not Buffalo.
....must be time to ban them.
...because I was suspended, as was often the case. I didn't watch the launch live; I heard on the radio that it exploded.
Nice try, robot, but humans do not multiply that way.
Let me guess:
Cutting professors, teachers, and researchers
Jobs safe or increasing: administrators
And there's the problem: you guessed wrong.
Yep, BMI is crap. It's convenient to distill everything down to one number based on two measurements, but it doesn't get you anywhere near 99% of the population. If you're reasonably athletic, that bumps up your BMI into the overweight range pretty easily. If you're tall, that bumps up your BMI (because healthy humans do not scale the way BMI assumes), and if you're short it bumps it down. Body type matters; yeah, it's cliche for fat people to claim to be big boned, but the fact is that your bone structure does matter. For sedentary people with near-average height and near-average bone structure, BMI works pretty good. For the rest (which is far more than 1%), not so well.
I've been in relatively new commercial buildings where they had to replace entire conduits because they were literally packed with cables (most of them inactive). 9000 actually seems low for CERN.
They just need to make sure they don't disconnect the cable that keeps the speed of light constant.
There are no minimum altitude rules for helicopters.
And we need to actually build all those wind and solar plants. And we need the feeders from the wind and solar plants to the new transmission grid. And we need to ignore the fact that the US isn't the British Empire and the sun does in fact set on the entire country. But hey, if we solved all those problems, we could reduce carbon emissions a lot.
A capillary blood collection tube is Class I and not subject to pre-market approval (21 CFR 864.6150). But for some reason the Theranos capillary nanotube is class II? Why?
It's intended to encourage hiring blind IT techs. Being blind is a convincing defense against having looked at child porn.
The question isn't whether irresponsible exist; it's how to deal with them. Liberals think that socializing the burden of their irresponsibility so they can continue to be irresponsible is the answer; conservatives generally believe in the swift sword of death. Except when they're irresponsible and well-connected, in which case both groups are for socialization.
Unfortunately the others aren't better. It seems we've got a choice between a socialist, a fascist, and a national socialist.
How about "Mendacium non veritum"... "Lies, not truth".
The problem is for some things, like tools, we've moved to a bi-modal distribution of quality and price. I can buy the $10 crap tool, or the $150 decent tool. The middle, the tools for people who use tools enough to appreciate quality but aren't making a living using them, has been disappearing for some time. To make things worse, the $150 decent tool may not be available except from some distributor who only works with tradespeople who provide a lot of business.
Oh, yes, it's even worse than the numbers indicate; the racial diversity numbers are given only for US nationals, and most tech companies include a considerable number of employees on work visas; most of those employees are non-white.
But, what we white people lack in numbers, we make up for in deviltry. We are, after all, the original sin and the source of all evil.
According to The Daily Stormer, we are!
And so a new copypasta is born. Bravo, AC, Bravo.
Really? He doesn't look Italian.
Ah, "creepy". That word for which the central example is what teenaged girls call unattractive guys who try to talk to them. Might as well stick with the SNL Rules
1: Be handsome
2: Be attractive
3: Don't be unattractive
Not many, but when the trap machine has been broken for a few weeks, you do what you have to.