I'm an "on-shore" dev for my company which has hired contractors from India to work on our flagship internal product for literally years now. I can add nothing that hasn't already been sung from the chorus of outsourcing detractors, except the old saying, which I haven't seen posted yet: If you think it's expensive hiring professionals, wait until you hire amateurs.
...clocked neutrinos traveling at the speed of light, and no faster, after monitoring a beam of neutrinos sent from CERN in late October and early November of last year
Sent last year? I would say that puts the speed of neutrinos at considerably slower than the speed of light..
I made a more or less faithful digital representation of a different comment and then changed the specific wording so as to make it not an exact duplicate of the original one in order to avoid any sort of copyright infringement lawsuit, and I feel as though it was time well spent.
I'm with you on the nomenclature issue buddy, but let's face it: we've lost. Best to drain it of its usual affect so you can get on with your life in peace.
Of course it was. The initial "shelving" of the bill was a last ditch attempt to stop January 18th, so it could continue to be passed quietly. When tech giants of the internet decided to run their message anyway... well, no point in keeping up illusions anymore, might as well actively pass it.
Yeah, because right before hitting Publish, most people go back over their article to make sure every word is well thought out so as not to offend the linguistically sensitive of the world.
Yeah, it has nothing to do with the fact that by the 100th time this is reposted you already know what it says and speed-read it anyway and enjoy a nice dose of coaifrnimton bais.
A post back to the server with fresh page content and new ads etc, for every question? No thanks. For bailing on question 2 I award myself an IQ of infinity.
Kim Stanley Robinson deals with a lot of these issues in his sci fi trilogy about the colonization of Mars (Red Mars, Green Mars, Blue Mars), where the life-extending treatment is invented and provided to the colonists of Mars. It's fascinating and if you ever wondered about this idea, you should get these books and read them, especially the first two. In his portrayal of this process it seems the most prevalent side effect is memory loss, which makes sense. Also this type of thing needs to be paired with strict population control measures, which he also goes into in a very elegant way (every person granted the implicit right to bear 0.75 children, licencing off the other 0.5 or buying it from another couple that does not want it, etc.)
You can imagine 10 people in one room easily. Now if you count those 10 people every second for about 21 years straight without sleep, you'll hit 7 billion.
I solved the passwords issue by making sure the alphabetic components of all my passwords are comprised only of the 2 letters in common between qwerty and dvorak. Thus I never need to guess which layout is currently active when I am logging in somewhere, because it's typed the exact same way on either layout.
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And nothing of value was truly lost.
I'm an "on-shore" dev for my company which has hired contractors from India to work on our flagship internal product for literally years now. I can add nothing that hasn't already been sung from the chorus of outsourcing detractors, except the old saying, which I haven't seen posted yet: If you think it's expensive hiring professionals, wait until you hire amateurs.
Kim Jong Il took more with him when he croaked than we thought.
...clocked neutrinos traveling at the speed of light, and no faster, after monitoring a beam of neutrinos sent from CERN in late October and early November of last year
Sent last year? I would say that puts the speed of neutrinos at considerably slower than the speed of light..
I made a more or less faithful digital representation of a different comment and then changed the specific wording so as to make it not an exact duplicate of the original one in order to avoid any sort of copyright infringement lawsuit, and I feel as though it was time well spent.
I'm with you on the nomenclature issue buddy, but let's face it: we've lost. Best to drain it of its usual affect so you can get on with your life in peace.
Did you notice that quite a few of your sentences .
What Would Charlie Sheen Do?
Of course it was. The initial "shelving" of the bill was a last ditch attempt to stop January 18th, so it could continue to be passed quietly. When tech giants of the internet decided to run their message anyway... well, no point in keeping up illusions anymore, might as well actively pass it.
I am collecting screenshots of blacked-out sites today so we can have them all in one place. If you know of any other sites, please email them to me.
https://plus.google.com/u/0/photos/117902136861919925087/albums/5698963233208682849
How very....
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Sort of a Netflix in the sky?
Don't pick a fight during semen week?
Yeah, because right before hitting Publish, most people go back over their article to make sure every word is well thought out so as not to offend the linguistically sensitive of the world.
Don't forget assembler on rails
Yeah, it has nothing to do with the fact that by the 100th time this is reposted you already know what it says and speed-read it anyway and enjoy a nice dose of coaifrnimton bais.
I'd like to know what technology they're using to get such fine etchings of the google copyright image in the sand. I'm very impressed.
A post back to the server with fresh page content and new ads etc, for every question? No thanks. For bailing on question 2 I award myself an IQ of infinity.
Kim Stanley Robinson deals with a lot of these issues in his sci fi trilogy about the colonization of Mars (Red Mars, Green Mars, Blue Mars), where the life-extending treatment is invented and provided to the colonists of Mars. It's fascinating and if you ever wondered about this idea, you should get these books and read them, especially the first two. In his portrayal of this process it seems the most prevalent side effect is memory loss, which makes sense. Also this type of thing needs to be paired with strict population control measures, which he also goes into in a very elegant way (every person granted the implicit right to bear 0.75 children, licencing off the other 0.5 or buying it from another couple that does not want it, etc.)
Two million pounds of meat recalled due to high levels of profanity... more at 11pm.
You can imagine 10 people in one room easily. Now if you count those 10 people every second for about 21 years straight without sleep, you'll hit 7 billion.
Without sleep? Make it 6,999,999,999.
I solved the passwords issue by making sure the alphabetic components of all my passwords are comprised only of the 2 letters in common between qwerty and dvorak. Thus I never need to guess which layout is currently active when I am logging in somewhere, because it's typed the exact same way on either layout.
First rule of government spending!
I think your program is a fun idea. It really isn't worth anything to anyone, but it is interesting just knowing actually how much you type.
This is the spirit under which it was developed.