Are atoms like little balls with different numbers of holes in them depending on what colour they are? Of course not. But that's how you teach chemistry to young kids, and at that level the approximation is good enough.
He should have just written his own OS. That way he could do whatever he likes without being bound by silly things like "do one thing, do it well" and we could all ignore it.
What good will that do, unless I turn round and go back? Typical millennial - it doesn't matter if your shit is unreadable because it's not worth reading anyway.
They're probably contractually obliged to use them. Having said that if you tape a bit of paper to the front you should be OK. You're still technically using it, just as a clipboard.
General: "Don't worry about your families, boys. We moved them all to Fort Chupacabra, just while the emergency lasts, to keep them safe. So go out and do your duty without worrying about them."
They're guarded by troops from an entirely different unit, of course. In the Russian case they'd most likely be a different ethnicity.
It seems to me that the assumption here is that the "citizens" that the military are ordered to oppress are nice white folks. That would never happen for the reasons that you state.
Did you inherit that user ID from your grandpa?
# Tin soldiers and Nixon coming,
We're finally on our own...
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Perhaps they haven't discovered strlen() and they have to manually check that they don't go over the limit?
If the study had concluded that little lies don't lead to bigger lies then it'd be much harder to justify further research.
The inability to distinguish an X from a model X seems to be a common trait among hiplennials.
Remember this: https://build.slashdot.org/sto...
Or this: https://tech.slashdot.org/stor...
Josiah Wedgwood did.
Are atoms like little balls with different numbers of holes in them depending on what colour they are? Of course not. But that's how you teach chemistry to young kids, and at that level the approximation is good enough.
He should have just written his own OS. That way he could do whatever he likes without being bound by silly things like "do one thing, do it well" and we could all ignore it.
What good will that do, unless I turn round and go back? Typical millennial - it doesn't matter if your shit is unreadable because it's not worth reading anyway.
Coach: Throw the bomb.
QB. On 3rd and 4?
Coach: No, that one!
It's been a known bug for a long time. They should be aware of it.
There won't be a 4.9, the kernel's functions will be subsumed by systemd.
With talcum powder, a lot of cursing, and the assistance of the tooth fairy to do the zipper.
Don't blame the wooden horse, it wasn't self-propelled. Ask who dragged it in through the gate.
They're probably contractually obliged to use them. Having said that if you tape a bit of paper to the front you should be OK. You're still technically using it, just as a clipboard.
You're talking about overfitting.
The thing is they aren't doing that regression-and- frigging-the-coefficients thing. It's a physics based, bottom up, method.
Nice armchair.
What have bishops got to do with it?
Does it have shitstemd? I'll probably give it a miss.
He's only wrong by understatement. s/decades/millenia/.
There aren't any smilies on Trajan's column or the Rosetta stone.
Paper and crayons is more their level.
Wouldn't be so bad if the editors bothered to proofread & just replaced them with plain ol' apostrophes.
# It's better to burn out than it is to rust...
I suppose there's more than one way to do it?
I do. And simultaneously I don't.
Just make sure it's totally unspoofable like a Mac address.
General: "Don't worry about your families, boys. We moved them all to Fort Chupacabra, just while the emergency lasts, to keep them safe. So go out and do your duty without worrying about them."
They're guarded by troops from an entirely different unit, of course. In the Russian case they'd most likely be a different ethnicity.
Did you inherit that user ID from your grandpa?
# Tin soldiers and Nixon coming, ...
We're finally on our own