I've worked in user support and I'd say no. Most of them have defective firmware that prevents any form of updating, even with a very large stick. Better to chuck them away and get new ones.
It's ''wreak havoc''. If you wrecked all the havoc that would leave only order, implying that everything was A-1, tickety-boo, shipshape & Bristol fashion.
If the densely populated areas have more people then it stands to reason they'll have more votes. I assume you don't have a problem with the idea of "one person, one vote"?
The electoral college system is "one person, one-and-a-bit" votes, where the smaller the state's population the bigger the bit.
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The ones from DeVry will. Alumni of proper schools like Wharton will follow suit.
Making new stacks would be trivial with a 3D printer. Elon Musk could design them in 20 minutes. Financing it? Bitcoins!
I think you'll find buses, trains & trams have been around for a hundred years.
RTFA. Levels are within current limits. The question is whether the limits are low enough.
Unfortunately we don't buy users yet. But give the Trumperor a second term and who knows, maybe we'll get rid of that pesky 13th amendment.
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I've worked in user support and I'd say no. Most of them have defective firmware that prevents any form of updating, even with a very large stick. Better to chuck them away and get new ones.
Who said I don't understand it, you arrogant fat cunt? I understand it but I don't agree with it.
Do all residents of a state vote for the same candidate?
A stopped clock is right twice a day. On average.
It's ''wreak havoc''. If you wrecked all the havoc that would leave only order, implying that everything was A-1, tickety-boo, shipshape & Bristol fashion.
If the densely populated areas have more people then it stands to reason they'll have more votes. I assume you don't have a problem with the idea of "one person, one vote"?
The electoral college system is "one person, one-and-a-bit" votes, where the smaller the state's population the bigger the bit.
If it has systemd you wouldn't be able to read them anyway.
Anyone else read it as Paris? I thought it was going to be some bizarre statistical thing drawn from IMDB.
More coffee needed, I think.
I do. I find it quite therapeutic. Though more often than not I just let the pretty printer do it.
Because we didn't start out as millionaires?
Slack, really? Where I come from it means stupid, as in "You dopy get, you're as slack as a bag of knackers".
If twp spaces of indentation is too small for you to see you should get your eyes checked.
That's fine if you can infer the nesting level from if and fi or { and }, but what when it works the other way round like Python?
Oh, hang on. You said intelligent devs. As you were, carry on.
Nope. That's be extra "u"s, like in colour, flavour, flour and couca-coula (which we prefer warm, by the way).
Because if something shit gets entrenched as the standard it obstructs something better that comes along a little later. See also: Windows(TM).
It clearly violates the fifth law of thermodynamics, which is why windmills and waterwheels were invented 700 years after the steam engine.
It's true. Round here there was an error once and they added too much alcohol. It made the cars go backwards.