That's a US-based advertising issue. I NEVER saw those comments on the Swedish and German versions of the pages, becuase you're not blatantly state incorrect facts... for example, the US-based I'm and Mac and I'm a PC adverts aren't legal in Germany/Sweden (I saw them while watching illegal NFL feeds and my German/Swedish colleagues laughed at what can be advertised in the US).
I'm in reasonable shape... i did a 50-mile ride the other day at a reasonable speed and I ride a mountain-bike with the all-terrain tires on the street because i'm not changing them until i get my money's worth out of them (i.e. no tread left).
how about something that the rest of planet can use? most students use Excel. i could care less about training people to learn Linux + whatever other junk you're referring to.
you must never open word documents with embedded graphics or excel workbooks with scripts/coding or general mathematical calculations (in multiple languages where the "," versus "." for placeholders is a big deal.)
when it's actually funny. I don't have a problem with the medium per se, but content is usually horrendous. Maybe 5% of the time is either stunning or hilarious, but the other 95% is just trash:(
it's not funny, the amount of kcal burned is proportional to the weight of the cyclist (assuming that the cyclist weight >>> bike weight). of course, i'll burn less calories when i'm moving 25kg less weight (and good "kcal burnt" calculators take this into account.)
Those are notoriously over generous with kcal burned. I do "only" 25k/day round-trip and personally (on a knobby-tired MTB at 25km/h), I'd be surprised if it was more than 500kcal total.
A German website actually compared the PhD theses of several politicians against other material... and it's crowdsourced... the Romanians need something similar:(
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That's a US-based advertising issue. I NEVER saw those comments on the Swedish and German versions of the pages, becuase you're not blatantly state incorrect facts ... for example, the US-based I'm and Mac and I'm a PC adverts aren't legal in Germany/Sweden (I saw them while watching illegal NFL feeds and my German/Swedish colleagues laughed at what can be advertised in the US).
thanks! maybe every on here is from the iOS generation, and doesn't know the difference :(
yeah, it would take one brain cell (and a weak one at that) to know the difference ... and I say this as a long-time mac OS user.
how about OS 10.5?
show me where on the Apple webpage that OS 10.8 is "a safe haven" from trojans and viruses?
repetitive much?
how about an article on every windows- or android-based trojan.
I'm in reasonable shape ... i did a 50-mile ride the other day at a reasonable speed and I ride a mountain-bike with the all-terrain tires on the street because i'm not changing them until i get my money's worth out of them (i.e. no tread left).
305Mb/s ... i doubt it.
I have 16/1 service (+tele +mobile phone) for 20€/mo and most of the time it maxes out at 12-15Mb/s and 800Kb/s.
Not only will you probably never be near 300Mb/s, you'll probably pay huge amounts/mo as well
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couldn't care less ... my english is shit today
how about something that the rest of planet can use? most students use Excel. i could care less about training people to learn Linux + whatever other junk you're referring to.
also, go to hell for modding me down, as you know it's true (i.e. the OO solutions suck.)
you must never open word documents with embedded graphics or excel workbooks with scripts/coding or general mathematical calculations (in multiple languages where the "," versus "." for placeholders is a big deal.)
the real thing holding back Linux is games?
how about the fact that opening MS Office docs on Linux with one of the many "Open Office" solutions is still a nightmare?
when it's actually funny. I don't have a problem with the medium per se, but content is usually horrendous. Maybe 5% of the time is either stunning or hilarious, but the other 95% is just trash :(
it's not funny, the amount of kcal burned is proportional to the weight of the cyclist (assuming that the cyclist weight >>> bike weight). of course, i'll burn less calories when i'm moving 25kg less weight (and good "kcal burnt" calculators take this into account.)
they were quite common in Stockholm, not so much in Germany.
to be honest, if you weight100kg, it's probably quite accurate. I weigh roughly 72-75kg, which accounts for the difference.
we don't have "bosses."
Those are notoriously over generous with kcal burned. I do "only" 25k/day round-trip and personally (on a knobby-tired MTB at 25km/h), I'd be surprised if it was more than 500kcal total.
Bicycle commuting to work can burn 400-700 kcal/day.
I have a colleague that refuses to schedule a meeting between 11a-noon and he runs a 10k and showers during that time.
After work hobbies can be useful too, you may even meet other people also.
You don't need to be "on your feet" at work ... just at some point during the day.
should be this instead: http://de.vroniplag.wikia.com/wiki/Home
A German website actually compared the PhD theses of several politicians against other material ... and it's crowdsourced ... the Romanians need something similar :(
http://de.guttenplag.wikia.com/wiki/GuttenPlag_Wiki
someone hotlink it for me because my skills suck :(
i would consider Paris 75/92/93/94 at a minimum (and a fair chunk of 91/95/78), but you're point is still valid (even in that context).