Most of those so called journalists, if they could have learned how to code, they would have learned how to code, they ain't THAT stupid but yeah, some people, well, lets be fucking honest, most people simply can not learn how to code in any meaningful commercially competitive productive manner, not a hope, simply the way it is.
A lot of people simply can't learn to write a coherent and correctly punctuated sentence either.
As Morrissey said, some things are oblater than others.
Jupiter is big and soft and spins like a dervish but it still looks round to the naked eye.
I suppose it could have happened that all the bits of this thing came together to act synergistically rather than mostly cancelling out but it seems improbable. And if it was spinning that fast wouldn't it have broken apart? Depends how all the forces scale, I suppose.
Some medieval people may well have read accounts of the ancient Greek philosophers.
Most medieval people hadn't read anything.
So it's quite possible that many people did believe the world was flat, and many more were too busy with trivialities like trying not to starve to give the matter much thought.
I think it depends on exactly *how* these 'predictions' are used. If it is used to plan patrols, then in *theory* having patrols in the area should be nothing to fear. If it is used as 'evidence', that would be dumb.
Legend tells of a place where such knowledge can be found. Few venture there, and fewer still return.
If you played rugby with the typical fast, mobile, 300-lb NFL linemen, people would *die*.
Perhaps. But it's a one platoon game and runs continuously unless there's a score or an infringement. So you might be surprised about who gets carted off to the glue factory, Mr Internet Tough-Guy.
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A lot of people simply can't learn to write a coherent and correctly punctuated sentence either.
Not having a telescope of any kind, plus it being day, I looked on teh webs.
The photos all look pretty round to me. Certainly closer to a sphere than a Smartie.
It is in Glasgow.
It would also match tamales and malediction.
There are ways round that.
Someone should, regulate how you, use commas.
They're already working on an API for removing it automatically.
Since it's rather tricky to create quasars in the lab I suppose that means astronomy isn't a science?
One of the things they degrade into is chlorine. Guess what chlorine does to ozone.
I award you zero points, etc.
They could put Ajit Pai in charge - just to be sure.
Barron or Ivanka, depending on how long the bastard survives.
Why do you think there'll still be parties? Aren't they only relevant for elections?
I see your bigly and raise you a covfefe.
As them what colour AI they prefer.
I believe mauve has the most RAM.
It also damages their fitness for a long time before it kills them, which reduces output from the mines.
As Morrissey said, some things are oblater than others.
Jupiter is big and soft and spins like a dervish but it still looks round to the naked eye.
I suppose it could have happened that all the bits of this thing came together to act synergistically rather than mostly cancelling out but it seems improbable. And if it was spinning that fast wouldn't it have broken apart? Depends how all the forces scale, I suppose.
Don't worry, Elon Musk will 3D print new crops that pollinate via IoT meshworks. With blockchains.
Some medieval people may well have read accounts of the ancient Greek philosophers.
Most medieval people hadn't read anything.
So it's quite possible that many people did believe the world was flat, and many more were too busy with trivialities like trying not to starve to give the matter much thought.
You can't recoop money, only chickens.
Sounds like one of those dot com companies that went tits-up in the 1990s. So does his other name, in fact.
Imagine a car with a 36 cylinder 2500 cubic inch engine.
And a half pint gas tank.
Legend tells of a place where such knowledge can be found. Few venture there, and fewer still return.
Some call it TFA.
An acre is a furlong by a chain. Or ten square chains, if you prefer.
I have no idea what that is in elephants, Belgiums or libraries of congress.
That deserves a +1 funny.
Too soon, I suppose.
The truck that takes the beer from the brewery to the pub/supermarket can return to base empty.
Or it could take back last week's bottles, since it's going there anyway. It's not going to double the fuel consumption, not even close.
Perhaps. But it's a one platoon game and runs continuously unless there's a score or an infringement. So you might be surprised about who gets carted off to the glue factory, Mr Internet Tough-Guy.
Rams FTW, down with the Puncturers!