But are they? When support for XP finished I switched over the living room to CentOS with gnome 2. Mrs Hog, not the most tech savvy person on the planet, didn't notice the difference.
Is the difference between luxury and non-luxury mainly the interior fixtures & fittings? Could you buy the basic model and upgrade as funds/time/skills allow?
Disclaimer: I've never even seen one up close, let alone been inside one.
For an MBA to have any value it needs to be part time whilst working in industry to fully understand the repercussions of any decision that can not be put into an idiots spread sheet
Tripe. Actual experience is certainly good to have (do they still admit people straight from their bachelors' degree in the US?) but I don't see why it's any different if that's acquired before doing the course.
Or do you think a problem with the company's cash flow will conveniently crop up while they're doing the finance module, production bottlenecks will neatly arise while they're studying operations, etc?
Uber disclosed the investigation and the broad outlines of the breach to SoftBank, which was considering a multibillion-dollar investment in the ride-hailing company
Remove the Electoral College, and you have a situation where candidates only need pander to a small handful of states
Have a straight popular vote and candidates will need to appeal to voters everywhere.
Or keep the EC but allocate them pro rata[1] instead of all-or-nothing and you remove the incentive to ignore the ones that are either no-hopers or in the pocket.
[1] I think a few of the smaller states do this already.
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It doesn't prove it in a rigorous mathematical sense. But if there was a team who lost eight straight games which way would you bet on the ninth?
Perhaps he's getting confused with Polonium?
Can Susie Secretary or Great Uncle Jobadiah do those things on Windows?
Easy and enjoyable are two different things. Something can be enjoyable because it's challenging; something easy can be boring.
Generally they are, but Lennart Poettering pulls the average down quite a bit.
You haven't set up an alias or created a shellscript to do that, and created a right click function in nautilus actions? Sure you aren't a Mac user?
But are they? When support for XP finished I switched over the living room to CentOS with gnome 2. Mrs Hog, not the most tech savvy person on the planet, didn't notice the difference.
Looks like I hit a nerve there, caggy.
What, again? I gave her it twice already.
This here's Straaaaylia, mate. No bloomin gays here: it's rule number one.
Thanks for that, captain Obvious!
[aside] Bet he's a fucking caggy.
Still means you're getting four times as much experience against normal people.
72% of people agree with this policy, 15% disagree, and 21% can't count.
Is the difference between luxury and non-luxury mainly the interior fixtures & fittings? Could you buy the basic model and upgrade as funds/time/skills allow?
Disclaimer: I've never even seen one up close, let alone been inside one.
I'm from Zimbabwe, you insensitive clod!
Tripe. Actual experience is certainly good to have (do they still admit people straight from their bachelors' degree in the US?) but I don't see why it's any different if that's acquired before doing the course.
Or do you think a problem with the company's cash flow will conveniently crop up while they're doing the finance module, production bottlenecks will neatly arise while they're studying operations, etc?
FTFY.
Being single celled, they don't have very big brains so they don't understand that they're destroying their own environment.
Not that multicellular organisms are much better.
If you drink none at all it makes you want to set off a bomb at a concert or drive a van at people crossing a bridge.
BMI is mass over (height squared). How you get a percentage out of that is beyond me. Making shit up again?
Do you believe that when it's 49%?
The EC system does nothing to rein in the power of the majority; it just changes how the majority is decided.
Two words.
So you deduced that black people never get passed over for promotions based on a sample drawn from those that got promoted?
Have a straight popular vote and candidates will need to appeal to voters everywhere.
Or keep the EC but allocate them pro rata[1] instead of all-or-nothing and you remove the incentive to ignore the ones that are either no-hopers or in the pocket.
[1] I think a few of the smaller states do this already.
Coalitions are shit. Look at Italy and Belgium.