I'm stuck at 7.1.2 until Project Fi releases the new version (or I force install the factory image and erase everything on my phone). At this rate, Motorola phones may start getting Oreo before all of Google's supported models have it!
I think California and other donor states (Washington, Oregon, and the New England states) would be very happy with fiscal federalism: send each state an itemized bill and let them decide how to collect taxes and pay the bill. This would keep the nation together while forcing the red states to face the consequences of their failing economic policies.
It's highly ironic how self-sufficiency is a conservative virtue yet most red states don't practice it (Texas being a notable exception).
...that one day my four little bots will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by their ability to solve a CAPTCHA but by the content of their posts!
Al Gore in "An Inconvenient Truth" said that a collapse of a major ice sheet in Greenland or West Antarctica could raise sea levels by 20 feet "in the near future". The near future has not yet passed and neither ice sheet has melted yet so the jury is still out on that one.
I have had a person in my family who was in an accident where someone was killed. He was completely not at fault...
And you know this because the victim didn't dispute the police report.
Sadly, the police tend to be biased against bicyclists and pedestrians for "getting in the way" of cars. There was a time when jaywalking wasn't a crime, but then cars came and ruined the streets for everyone.
Yes, but other than treated municipal drinking water, sewer systems, regulated hospitals, and food safety laws, what has the government ever done for us?
As long as they explain their reasoning, I think not recommending it at this time is a good alternative to waiting for a year's worth of repair data before publishing the review.
File a complaint? This does nothing but tell them that you are a problem employee and possibly unprofitable to the company. Why do you think they just laid off 1% of their workforce?
I see, if your neighborhood allowed more density, you would be evicted from your house and forced to "live stacked on top of other people and sharing walls."
A third party selling a product is splitting the development costs among multiple customers. You building it yourself means eating 100% of the cost yourself.
Unless, of course, you split the development costs among multiple customers!
Where exactly do you draw the line about which software you're supposed to write from scratch?
Short answer: when the existing software doesn't meet your needs.
Maybe it was designed for a different use case and decoupling it so it can be used in your project would take a lot of effort.
Or maybe it's poorly written, poorly documented, and/or poorly tested.
Or maybe its license conflicts with your own.
In any case, it's good to take inventory of what already exists and learn its strong and weak points before deciding whether to use it or build your own.
Clearly we need more parked cars and fences along the road for people to hit instead of pedestrians and bicyclists. Get those bad drivers off the road before they do any real damage!
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I'm stuck at 7.1.2 until Project Fi releases the new version (or I force install the factory image and erase everything on my phone). At this rate, Motorola phones may start getting Oreo before all of Google's supported models have it!
I don't like paying taxes, so higher food costs in exchange for lower taxes is a more than acceptable tradeoff.
If you cannot show me the numbers, then your claim is completely meritless.
I think California and other donor states (Washington, Oregon, and the New England states) would be very happy with fiscal federalism: send each state an itemized bill and let them decide how to collect taxes and pay the bill. This would keep the nation together while forcing the red states to face the consequences of their failing economic policies.
It's highly ironic how self-sufficiency is a conservative virtue yet most red states don't practice it (Texas being a notable exception).
...that one day my four little bots will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by their ability to solve a CAPTCHA but by the content of their posts!
That's true, we now know that the Arctic is on track to be ice-free by about the end of the century. But I'm not sure how that helps anyone.
Al Gore in "An Inconvenient Truth" said that a collapse of a major ice sheet in Greenland or West Antarctica could raise sea levels by 20 feet "in the near future". The near future has not yet passed and neither ice sheet has melted yet so the jury is still out on that one.
Who told you that? Serious question.
And you know this because the victim didn't dispute the police report.
Sadly, the police tend to be biased against bicyclists and pedestrians for "getting in the way" of cars. There was a time when jaywalking wasn't a crime, but then cars came and ruined the streets for everyone.
Yes, but other than treated municipal drinking water, sewer systems, regulated hospitals, and food safety laws, what has the government ever done for us?
That only happens when they are paid according to the incarceration rate. I can't think of a worse incentive to give, can you?
But wouldn't writing "MS has had problems with [reliability] in the past" and then recommending the Surface Book 2 send a mixed message?
Did you know that you can use a laptop with the battery removed?
As long as they explain their reasoning, I think not recommending it at this time is a good alternative to waiting for a year's worth of repair data before publishing the review.
This is one reason why we need more bullet trains.
And why couldn't you ship your laptop battery ahead of the flight?
Including the plane itself?
File a complaint? This does nothing but tell them that you are a problem employee and possibly unprofitable to the company. Why do you think they just laid off 1% of their workforce?
Amazon, you're funny!
I see, if your neighborhood allowed more density, you would be evicted from your house and forced to "live stacked on top of other people and sharing walls."
Thanks for clearing that up!
Unless, of course, you split the development costs among multiple customers!
*sigh*
If you really want places for the middle classes and poor to live, then you should support more density in your neighborhood.
Short answer: when the existing software doesn't meet your needs.
Maybe it was designed for a different use case and decoupling it so it can be used in your project would take a lot of effort.
Or maybe it's poorly written, poorly documented, and/or poorly tested.
Or maybe its license conflicts with your own.
In any case, it's good to take inventory of what already exists and learn its strong and weak points before deciding whether to use it or build your own.
Why do businesses seldomly take option 2 (build it ourselves) and make it a standalone product the way id Software does with their game engines?
Clearly we need more parked cars and fences along the road for people to hit instead of pedestrians and bicyclists. Get those bad drivers off the road before they do any real damage!
Unfortunately, transportation engineers have been facilitating the opposite by removing roadside trees and therefore violating their code of ethics to protect public safety. Isn't it ironic when they widen streets to make it easier for paramedics to respond to collisions caused by wide streets?
That and other reasons are why transportation engineers are the stooges of the engineering profession.
But if you don't understand why it works, then it may fail in a mysterious way at the worst possible time.