My wife said she was watching a "Betty Boop" cartoon and couldn't figure out why there was a gorilla in the audience, until it started to spit watermelon and she realized it was a derogatory caricature. We removed those from our cartoon line [...] It's easy to forgot how hurtful previous generations were
And when idiots (even if they mean well) censor things it becomes even easier.
Invoices have the supplier's name, address, VAT/reg number etc printed on them. It's not hard to check.
or perhaps the other company is ALSO owned by the same company that owns yours so, you know? You don't know?
If they're providing invoices with exaggerated amounts it either won't match their own accounts (in which case they're in deep shit) or they'll be inflating their revenues and paying more tax than they should.
In some jurisdictions you can't write off fines and penalties. Whether having your shit seized would be treated in a similar way as that is anyone's guess.
Look at the commonest words in Esperanto. If you actually spoke Spanish (which you don't) you'd see a fair degree of similarity. If you spoke French and Italian (which you don't) and were intelligent enough to adjust for the spelling system (which you aren't) quite a lot of the others would be familiar too.
The word also means a low-level worker. In Nelson's navy a powder monkey was a boy who would run down to the magazine to fetch ammunition. Today we have grease monkeys, code monkeys and editing monkeys.
The same concerns were said about the Industrial Revolution. That was the equivalent of robots back then, and things turned out fine.
I'm not even sure your premise is true. Large parts of cities were dangerous unhealthy slums that only really started to improve around the time of WW1. I doubt anyone there considered them to be "fine".
Even if it was, the world now isn't the world then. In the 1800s there weren't seven billion people living on it, for starters.
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You could try googling the difference between principle and principal.
Retarded millennial hipsters producing shitty designs because they're retarded millennial hipsters...
And when idiots (even if they mean well) censor things it becomes even easier.
So, a niche then. Don't see how you generalise that to most photographs. Look in your family album - how many of those are against a black background?
Nothing in there backs up the assertion that was made. You really should try to read whole sentences, not individual words.
You should read this and learn about how exposure works.
If it was that easy to train for them everyone (at least everyone who would gain from it) would have an IQ of a trillion.
I know you have trouble with lateral thinking, but did it occur to you that he might be mocking the James Damore case?
A black-painted stage isn't an "average background".
Like the NBA?
Perhaps he'd never seen snow before? Perhaps he has relatives who haven't?
You made the claim, you provide the cite. All I found was some Grauniad crap about an exposure compensation button.
I do now, and it's completely irrelevant.
Invoices have the supplier's name, address, VAT/reg number etc printed on them. It's not hard to check.
If they're providing invoices with exaggerated amounts it either won't match their own accounts (in which case they're in deep shit) or they'll be inflating their revenues and paying more tax than they should.
In some jurisdictions you can't write off fines and penalties. Whether having your shit seized would be treated in a similar way as that is anyone's guess.
Look at the commonest words in Esperanto. If you actually spoke Spanish (which you don't) you'd see a fair degree of similarity. If you spoke French and Italian (which you don't) and were intelligent enough to adjust for the spelling system (which you aren't) quite a lot of the others would be familiar too.
Stop. You're embarrassing yourself.
Depends. If it's 2018, yes. If it's 1900, no.
Let me get this right, Kodak had an executive meeting and the subject on the agenda was "How to maek pickchurz of neegras look crap, 4 teh lulz"?
That's an extraordinary claim, and as such requires extraordinary evidence.
Do you know what an 18% grey card is?
The word also means a low-level worker. In Nelson's navy a powder monkey was a boy who would run down to the magazine to fetch ammunition. Today we have grease monkeys, code monkeys and editing monkeys.
I've heard of people buying a degree. Now they're renting them?
Because people who do that started two world wars.
I can speak one of those languages well, one of them to a mediocre level and one of them a bit. They totally do have grammar, in spades.
You're American, right?
Latin with grammar taked out. Lame.
I mean optional as in not mandatory.
"Unable to determine your license status. Please move to an area with a better signal and try again. Shutting down ..."
The key word is "optional".
I'm not even sure your premise is true. Large parts of cities were dangerous unhealthy slums that only really started to improve around the time of WW1. I doubt anyone there considered them to be "fine".
Even if it was, the world now isn't the world then. In the 1800s there weren't seven billion people living on it, for starters.
Shhh! Lennart might be lurking.