They get together and coordinate their orders from other suppliers to reduce shipping costs. After a while, one person ends up managing all that full time and you've got a local retailer again.
So instead of being a coding bootcamp it was actually a coding bootcamp bootcamp? Xzibit aside, isn't that how it should be? There was presumably some weakness or omission in the original that the offspring remedied.
Some people think that can happen with plants and even animals. Crazy talk, I know.
With a little training, it's possible to read at speeds far higher than a human could speak.
But without having to move actual physical lips etc. you could simulate speaking much faster.
I don't know if I do or not. Thinking about it could change the result, couldn't it? I'm going to go off now and read something and try to work it out without actually thinking about it in case a huge marshmallow man appears.
I suspect an MRI would give a more definitive answer.
I think you read the brackets in the wrong place, but I don't see why it's unreasonable for a country to require a registered address etc for any company doing regular[1] business there.
[1] a bit more than selling a few knitted toilet roll covers to someone on the other side of the world via eBay.
The UK can beat that. A former banker who went to a private school where the fees are more than most people earn told us to jump and we said "how high?".
Humans migrate all the time, for reasons other than war.
We aren't talking about the Jones family from Cardiff moving to Australia. We're talking about the entire population of a country upping sticks and walking into another country.
On that sort of scale it generally doesn't end well.
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They get together and coordinate their orders from other suppliers to reduce shipping costs. After a while, one person ends up managing all that full time and you've got a local retailer again.
Make me, you fat raghead redneck.
OMG OMG they're trying to kill children!
Whatever. How big are her jugs?
He's talking about watching pr0n. I think.
I assume you're not using a stock Intel heatsink. I have to throttle mine to 1.6G or it hits 80 [Celsius] if I run 4 mencoders in parallel.
I know what the solution is, but that involves making a decision. Well two, actually.
So from a financial POV it's more of an unSoundCloud?
How exactly am I going to generate enough hype to keep the VC funding coming in?
- FTFY
Only if they work for Apple.
So instead of being a coding bootcamp it was actually a coding bootcamp bootcamp? Xzibit aside, isn't that how it should be? There was presumably some weakness or omission in the original that the offspring remedied.
Some people think that can happen with plants and even animals. Crazy talk, I know.
Mine the other side, where nobody can see.
I don't think I've ever not recognised my own code.
But occasionally I wonder what the hell I was smoking and if I have any left.
But without having to move actual physical lips etc. you could simulate speaking much faster.
I don't know if I do or not. Thinking about it could change the result, couldn't it? I'm going to go off now and read something and try to work it out without actually thinking about it in case a huge marshmallow man appears.
I suspect an MRI would give a more definitive answer.
Almost identical to ice hockey.
Scotland try that for every major tournament.
I think you read the brackets in the wrong place, but I don't see why it's unreasonable for a country to require a registered address etc for any company doing regular[1] business there.
[1] a bit more than selling a few knitted toilet roll covers to someone on the other side of the world via eBay.
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The Swiss bank? Is that where he stashes all his dough?
So you know what conclusion to draw from that...
The UK can beat that. A former banker who went to a private school where the fees are more than most people earn told us to jump and we said "how high?".
I saw a documentary about him once[1]. He's quite funny and a lot sharper than most people would think.
[1] I've forgotten what it was called, and probably so has he.
Happen I'd best put another jumper on, then. Last time it were proper parky.
We aren't talking about the Jones family from Cardiff moving to Australia. We're talking about the entire population of a country upping sticks and walking into another country.
On that sort of scale it generally doesn't end well.
He was trying to imply that it can't be done full stop, but without actually saying so because he knows it's wrong.
It's like when somebody says "to the best of my knowledge". Weasel words, salesman talk, lawyerese.
What? They catch fire if you drive in third gear for more than 15 seconds? Well I didn't know about that...