Various forms of this bug have been present since forever (and my version of forever is roughly half of yours).
If you missed the protocol off it used to automatically insert slashdot.org, shit like that. I reported it, back when I was young and naive (won't bother umlauting the i, it'll just turn into @#^&&^(TM)*&*&&(TMTMTM)(TM) or something).
Doesn't the efficiency of conversion depend on the temperature difference between the source and the sink? Which, compared to a classical steam engine, is going to be not much Fahrenheit (in metric: bugger all Celsius).
Thermodynamically speaking, heat to something else is uphill; it's possible but a lot harder than the other way round.
Well, if you take a look at the Constitution of the United States of America, you won't find anything that explicitly forbids a private company from collecting data about you
It might be worth something to someone whose land is adjacent to it... but if that person knows it's of no use to your uncle he can drive a hard bargain.
This whole "we just have to be extra nice and generous and benevolent and they'll happily integrate and repay us" fairy tale is just that: a fairy tale.
Be fair now, they said exactly the same about the East Germans and see how they turned out.
If the Irish bred quick enough we could have brought them in to do the actual work and just wiped out the natives, but India is like *big* and even their far-famed fecundity wasn't sufficient. Plus they can't go outside in the sun.
Though I hear it's been tried successfully in some places.
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As opposed to a logo in colour scheme?
Zerg rush! Zerg rush!
I'm in ur base killing ur doodz!
Merriam Webster's definition is wrong. It omits "so they can be milked for advertising purposes".
I would have won but I was eaten by a grue.
That's moral, you smelly little oik.
Morale is what the wops ain't got..
Various forms of this bug have been present since forever (and my version of forever is roughly half of yours).
If you missed the protocol off it used to automatically insert slashdot.org, shit like that. I reported it, back when I was young and naive (won't bother umlauting the i, it'll just turn into @#^&&^(TM)*&*&&(TMTMTM)(TM) or something).
Doesn't the efficiency of conversion depend on the temperature difference between the source and the sink? Which, compared to a classical steam engine, is going to be not much Fahrenheit (in metric: bugger all Celsius).
Thermodynamically speaking, heat to something else is uphill; it's possible but a lot harder than the other way round.
It doesn't say anything about murder either.
It's IBM. They'll paint it and then decide on the material.
Could the pressure be coming from the users' fingers?
I'd tell you to hand it in, but you clearly never had one.
The answer is not having a business that pokes its nose into other people's business.
If they're social media then so is a bit of animal skin, some soot and a feather.
It might be worth something to someone whose land is adjacent to it ... but if that person knows it's of no use to your uncle he can drive a hard bargain.
And distracting from the important stuff like what colour to paint the bikesheds.
Be fair now, they said exactly the same about the East Germans and see how they turned out.
Hang on, you might have a point.
Really? So what's negative equity about, then?
If the Irish bred quick enough we could have brought them in to do the actual work and just wiped out the natives, but India is like *big* and even their far-famed fecundity wasn't sufficient. Plus they can't go outside in the sun.
Though I hear it's been tried successfully in some places.
They should introduce designated smogging streets.
You can have recursive acronyms, so why not?
I didn't know you lived in Africa.
Others report it being worse, so I think you've been lucky so far.
Two thirds of them think having tribal tattoos and piercings designed to take a ship's hawser make them original and creative.
I wonder what the degree of overlap is.
Screw that, I'd rather have an APK console!
What's more, they can see you!
Sounds a lot like trickle-down theory. Did I just get transported back to the 1980s?