Seconded. It's like the story that there'll be 27 trillion twitter accounts by next Wednesday.
I propose a rule: before suggesting that "the market for foo will be X"... or "there will be Y number of bar", divide it by 7 billion. Then ask yourself if you can reasonably imagine one person buying/eating/having that quantity.
There should be a name for this. Malthus' quotient?
P.S. The speilchucker suggested Maltese or Maltose. Does anyone know of one for Firefox that has a vocabulary better than a typical nine-year-old?
I don't know about you, but I have better things to do than wander around a supermarket randomly putting tins of beans in the soap powder section.
Sure people change their minds and put stuff on the nearest shelf, and don't get me started about kids. But really, it's not even going to be one percent of one percent.
If there are hundreds of thousands of mediocre or even sub-standard workers, there are also tens of thousands of employees who are top notch and highly skilled.
Nobody cares about that. They care about which type they get on their project.
Why do you think malware would edit the photographs or move the distance markers around? On the scale of reasonable doubt it's quite "aliens did it" but it's not far off.
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Immigration to Isreal is easy if you can make the cut.
The principle architects of 3 of the most successful IT corporations in the world did not have college degrees at all.
WTF is a principle architect? Someone who designs systems of ethics?
More like the past 50.
Hipsters & millenials.
Close up wallaby, or distant kangaroo?
Seconded. It's like the story that there'll be 27 trillion twitter accounts by next Wednesday.
I propose a rule: before suggesting that "the market for foo will be X" ... or "there will be Y number of bar", divide it by 7 billion. Then ask yourself if you can reasonably imagine one person buying/eating/having that quantity.
There should be a name for this. Malthus' quotient?
P.S. The speilchucker suggested Maltese or Maltose. Does anyone know of one for Firefox that has a vocabulary better than a typical nine-year-old?
I don't know about you, but I have better things to do than wander around a supermarket randomly putting tins of beans in the soap powder section.
Sure people change their minds and put stuff on the nearest shelf, and don't get me started about kids. But really, it's not even going to be one percent of one percent.
No I'm not, you are.
You're also fat and think dinosaurs coexisted with humans.
Would a radar speed gun use the computer's internal clock? I doubt it would be fast enough.
Found the DeVry JD.
http://business-law.freeadvice...
No. Despite the "mono" root, the legal definition is more nuanced than being the only supplier.
In the UK, 25% of the market is the baseline.
It's more likely that the next release of emacs will be written in systemd lisp.
It's ''ad nauseam'', you fucking peasant.
Nobody cares about that. They care about which type they get on their project.
On the actual work phase, not the proposal.
Of course he is.
I don't see the word "all" or even "most" in there.
Actually, that used to be the case in Britain up until at least the 1940s. The term wasn't even particularly derogatory.
You've got it the wrong way round. If you're claiming doppelgangers or witchcraft as a defense it's not up to the prosecution to disprove them.
Just like you can't just say "self defense" against an assault charge; you have to provide credible evidence that the person was about to attack you.
Given that this malware had a specific purpose - which wasn't recalibrating radar guns - I'd say it made no difference.
You've made a case for possibly. It's nowhere near probably.
Cosmic rays could possibly affect the reading.
Pull the other one, it's got bells on.
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So is working in a bank.
I would yawn, but you'd probably do it again.
I haven't memorized the list, but I recognised the style.
Why do you think malware would edit the photographs or move the distance markers around? On the scale of reasonable doubt it's quite "aliens did it" but it's not far off.
Come on, that's not right. They only wish it was.
It's possible. Maybe he was doing some kind of upgrade.
Or to use the writing style of the article, it's not impossible that he wasn't unperforming some kind of downgrade.