So...your plan is to, what? Make sure each and every child has a college education?
Heh. That was pretty much the policy of the Labour government in the UK.
(don't go down that route, by the way. We're in the shit now an there are dramatically too many graduates compared to the number of graduate jobs, and graduates with huge debts too.)
choosing to standardize the internet on UTC and then complaining it is too hard to do the programming right is a little like buying a house next door to a turkey farm and complaining about the smell.
And while there's contact all the time, soccer players are too fast/agile to do much damage.
Not really, it's just that football players are miraculous creatures, their bodies heal amazingly fast. Have you seen the number of times Ronaldo has had a fracture and been rolling around the ground in pain, and been up and running a minute later? Amazing.
They said "up to" not "averaging" so anyone who speaks english and has an iota of mathematical sense should know that they aren't going to see those speeds.
We're talking about Americans, so unfortunately neither of those is likely to be true.
I wonder how much this has to do with programming, and the fundamentally different nature of the meaning of = in that and maths? Yeah, you heard me Americans, maths plural.
Lots of customers appreciated a wireless cup of joe at the Downbeat Cafe, a popular lunch spot in Echo Park. 'People come here because we don't offer it. They know they can get their work done and not get distracted.'"
It was wireless before. Do you mean 'connectionless' or something?:-)
It gets in the areas where different peoples' rough edges would otherwise rub and create friction, and it costs nothing to be polite.
Not necessarily. Continuing to be polite to an arrogant, mean-spirited oaf costs you self-respect and dignity... and may well exacerbate the problem by giving them feedback that their behaviour is OK. It's certainly worth trying to be friendly at first, but after a while if I feel I'm not getting anywhere I will lose patience and tell them a few home truths about people skills.
And if not a gun then perhaps you face a knife or sharpened screwdriver. That's much much better isn't it? Again, one needs only to look at the UK to see this occurring and the ever more silly attempts to stop it that infringe upon the privacy of those abiding the law....
Don't worry. We're working on banning pointy knives soon, so you won't be able to use them as weapons because the government banning something makes all existing ones disappear. Soon we will have banned anything that can be used as a weapon and then we will feel totally safe. Feel.
This would be significant if it was a 'Droid X outsells iPhone' headline. Instead, they are grouping a slew of hardware models together into one big group who happen to all use the same base OS, and then comparing them to a handset that only comes on a single piece of hardware from a single vendor.
Isn't this VERY relevant for mobile app developers, though? No matter that those Android phones are with different vendors and different hardware, being Android, they should guarantee that an Android app will run on the phone... and that's what really counts.
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So...your plan is to, what? Make sure each and every child has a college education?
Heh. That was pretty much the policy of the Labour government in the UK.
(don't go down that route, by the way. We're in the shit now an there are dramatically too many graduates compared to the number of graduate jobs, and graduates with huge debts too.)
choosing to standardize the internet on UTC and then complaining it is too hard to do the programming right is a little like buying a house next door to a turkey farm and complaining about the smell.
Or complaining about Sarah Palin interviews.
So why aren't we that sure whether North Korea has nukes?
Seriously, can we stop with the French throwbacks, and say things the English way? What's wrong with General Attourneys?
And while there's contact all the time, soccer players are too fast/agile to do much damage.
Not really, it's just that football players are miraculous creatures, their bodies heal amazingly fast. Have you seen the number of times Ronaldo has had a fracture and been rolling around the ground in pain, and been up and running a minute later? Amazing.
They said "up to" not "averaging" so anyone who speaks english and has an iota of mathematical sense should know that they aren't going to see those speeds.
We're talking about Americans, so unfortunately neither of those is likely to be true.
... changing ur langwigez!
Except this has absolutely nothing to do with freedom, but rather good taste and a little sensitivity
Funny, that's almost the exact argument about whether to allow the mosque to be built next to Ground Zero... and Obama came out and supported it.
So it's difficult to see how this slight re-working of an old model is going to work in a world where the game has changed in such fundamental ways.
With the appropriate amount of legislation to back it up, it could.
And it takes the price of a smartphone through the roof.
(Disclaimer: I always try to buy unlocked)
I wonder how much this has to do with programming, and the fundamentally different nature of the meaning of = in that and maths? Yeah, you heard me Americans, maths plural.
We have bigger problems in the world than "one space or two" ... for example, people's atrocious speling.
Oh come on, your being rediculous.
We aren't responsible enough as a society at viewing all that information fairly to be trusted with it indiscriminately.
So the Pentagon and the US Administration are more responsible? Or should stuff be hidden from them too?
They were just trying to make the car innards as practical as the Ferrari itself.
If you should die before you wake... hahahaHAHAHAHOOHOHOOHAHAHAHA!!!
We don't have a two-party system, so this can easily happen
Technically, the US doesn't either... though it's easy to forget. ;-)
Lots of customers appreciated a wireless cup of joe at the Downbeat Cafe, a popular lunch spot in Echo Park. 'People come here because we don't offer it. They know they can get their work done and not get distracted.'"
It was wireless before. Do you mean 'connectionless' or something? :-)
It gets in the areas where different peoples' rough edges would otherwise rub and create friction, and it costs nothing to be polite.
Not necessarily. Continuing to be polite to an arrogant, mean-spirited oaf costs you self-respect and dignity... and may well exacerbate the problem by giving them feedback that their behaviour is OK. It's certainly worth trying to be friendly at first, but after a while if I feel I'm not getting anywhere I will lose patience and tell them a few home truths about people skills.
f(infinity+1) ... where f is the computation algorithm.
When I read the title, I thought someone had successfully memorized 5 trillion digits of Pi. They just computed it? What a letdown.
And if not a gun then perhaps you face a knife or sharpened screwdriver. That's much much better isn't it? Again, one needs only to look at the UK to see this occurring and the ever more silly attempts to stop it that infringe upon the privacy of those abiding the law....
Don't worry. We're working on banning pointy knives soon, so you won't be able to use them as weapons because the government banning something makes all existing ones disappear. Soon we will have banned anything that can be used as a weapon and then we will feel totally safe. Feel.
How does Terri fare against a few rounds of .50's?
Shame about all the dog shit, crotch licking, and the need for walkies.
Nah, this guy just got ass fucked by lawyers a lot and wanted to turn things round a bit.
This would be significant if it was a 'Droid X outsells iPhone' headline. Instead, they are grouping a slew of hardware models together into one big group who happen to all use the same base OS, and then comparing them to a handset that only comes on a single piece of hardware from a single vendor.
Isn't this VERY relevant for mobile app developers, though? No matter that those Android phones are with different vendors and different hardware, being Android, they should guarantee that an Android app will run on the phone... and that's what really counts.