Oh, come on! Why don't you go open another tab in your browser there and google for a lunar calendar? You'll see that a lunar month has between 29 to 30 days. A full lunar year cycle would have about 354 days, give or take a day or two.
Then, lest the day before the Calends of April 12 from the equinox recede in the future, we establish that every fourth leap year (as is the custom) ought to be continued, in addition to, in the hundred years, who, although he had always bissextile they have been, such as we wish that year 1600, after him, which from that time, however, they are not all in the hundred and bissextile obtain, but in each four hundred years, the first, and those who have no bissextile in the hundred and three, the fourth, however, each one in a hundred is bissextile, so that the year 1700, 1800, 1900 bissextile they are not. In the year of 2000, however, in the manner usual intercalation day of the leap day, February 29 the day of the continent, the same order of intercalations of intermittent leap day in each four hundred years, preserved in perpetuity.
You do realise that's the sort of rhetoric that only brainwashed religious nutjobs spout, right?
I do realise that's the sort of argument that an anti-abortion advocate would make that would incite pro-abortionists to resort to calling names because they can't find a good counter-argument to it.
Why don't you go and put a bullet through that kid's head right now? Since you're advocating killing him before he was born, surely him having gone through a few years of life is not worse off than not having gone through life at all?
This much food is not supplementary, it's a whole lunch! Don't forget we're talking about a four-year old. How many four-year olds can eat all these and still be able to consume a sandwich? I don't know, maybe kids over there are a ravenous lot, but my kid, when she was four, gets full after a couple of nuggets and a banana.
So, yes, I think REPLACED is the right word.
I use Kubuntu, which is supposedly one of the most user-friendly distros available. As far as I can remember, it did not allow me to mount ISOs right of the bat. I had to install additional tools to get the functionality.
Dude, if you haven't yet killed yourself, here's some advice - rather than kill yourself, have you considered killing other people? I'm pretty sure it's more fun.
Since ACTA is yet to be passed by the parliaments, then "might" is the right word.
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How did he screw everyone?
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He got ACTA signed in Europe.
That's not how I understand it. I think you got misled by the misleading title of TFA/TFS. He's not the 'EU ACTA Chief'. He was the European Parliament's rapporteur on ACTA. His job was to investigate the issue and produce a report on it.
XCode is not free for me. I don't have a Mac and there is no way I can legally get XCode without spending money. Of course, without a Mac there would be no use for me to have a copy of XCode, nor am I even interested in using it, but that's beside the point. The point is, I can't download it for free right now.
I'm on Windows and on the page it says, "To download Xcode from the Mac App Store, you need a Mac with Mac OS X 10.6.6 or later.". So where can I get one of those for free?
Usually such people distribute the online version for free, and sell the printed version for a fee. It makes no sense to sell the same online version both for free and for a fee.
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Let me clarify - that 354 days refer to a lunar year with 12 lunar months. A year with 13 months would have approx. 384 days.
Oh, come on! Why don't you go open another tab in your browser there and google for a lunar calendar? You'll see that a lunar month has between 29 to 30 days. A full lunar year cycle would have about 354 days, give or take a day or two.
Then, lest the day before the Calends of April 12 from the equinox recede in the future, we establish that every fourth leap year (as is the custom) ought to be continued, in addition to, in the hundred years, who, although he had always bissextile they have been, such as we wish that year 1600, after him, which from that time, however, they are not all in the hundred and bissextile obtain, but in each four hundred years, the first, and those who have no bissextile in the hundred and three, the fourth, however, each one in a hundred is bissextile, so that the year 1700, 1800, 1900 bissextile they are not. In the year of 2000, however, in the manner usual intercalation day of the leap day, February 29 the day of the continent, the same order of intercalations of intermittent leap day in each four hundred years, preserved in perpetuity.
You do realise that's the sort of rhetoric that only brainwashed religious nutjobs spout, right?
I do realise that's the sort of argument that an anti-abortion advocate would make that would incite pro-abortionists to resort to calling names because they can't find a good counter-argument to it.
Why don't you go and put a bullet through that kid's head right now? Since you're advocating killing him before he was born, surely him having gone through a few years of life is not worse off than not having gone through life at all?
chicken nuggets, milk, a fruit and a vegetable
This much food is not supplementary, it's a whole lunch! Don't forget we're talking about a four-year old. How many four-year olds can eat all these and still be able to consume a sandwich? I don't know, maybe kids over there are a ravenous lot, but my kid, when she was four, gets full after a couple of nuggets and a banana.
So, yes, I think REPLACED is the right word.
I use Kubuntu, which is supposedly one of the most user-friendly distros available. As far as I can remember, it did not allow me to mount ISOs right of the bat. I had to install additional tools to get the functionality.
Oops, my bad. I had glanced at the headline and summary and somehow had the impression that they're talking about crews of a commercial airline.
Actually, this is good. Hopefully this will give the airlines the idea of installing USB ports in the planes for charging purposes.
Dude, if you haven't yet killed yourself, here's some advice - rather than kill yourself, have you considered killing other people? I'm pretty sure it's more fun.
You probably read about it here.
Feel free to make a submission about it on Slashdot.
..., why not have a tax system based on how much money people spend?
I think it's called the Goods and Services Tax, or in some countries, Sales Tax and Service Tax, etc.
Since ACTA is yet to be passed by the parliaments, then "might" is the right word.
How did he screw everyone?
He got ACTA signed in Europe.
That's not how I understand it. I think you got misled by the misleading title of TFA/TFS. He's not the 'EU ACTA Chief'. He was the European Parliament's rapporteur on ACTA. His job was to investigate the issue and produce a report on it.
Projection: Near-sided perspective from 2124 kilometers above 20 North by 100 West
Projection: Near-sided perspective from 2124 kilometers above 20 North by 100 West
... so it looks like you're floating above the Equator and looking down at Earth.
No, not above the Equator. The North American continent doesn't cross the Equator.
XCode is not free for me. I don't have a Mac and there is no way I can legally get XCode without spending money. Of course, without a Mac there would be no use for me to have a copy of XCode, nor am I even interested in using it, but that's beside the point. The point is, I can't download it for free right now.
Chrome is alien in any system, it does not have the same window borders, menu bar, or anything else as every other app.
I can say the exact same thing about MS Office 2010.
I don't get it. What's wrong with reading?
I've got brandy, fruit brandy (also known as eau-de-vie or schnapps), gin, rum, tequila, vodka, and whisky. Which would you prefer?
I googled Humble Bundle and found a site selling games. We're talking about books, aren't we?
I'm on Windows and on the page it says, "To download Xcode from the Mac App Store, you need a Mac with Mac OS X 10.6.6 or later .". So where can I get one of those for free?
Usually such people distribute the online version for free, and sell the printed version for a fee. It makes no sense to sell the same online version both for free and for a fee.