What I imagine has happened is that they start programming a language, look at the keyboard and think "What is the best key to use here?" and then take one that has not yet been used and which one can be accessed easily?
I can't imagine why they'd do anything else.
Would you choose, for your most common punctuation, something that you have to take your shoes off to type?
I'll tell you what, editing html/xml is a bastard on AZERTY, with the > < on the same key.
"one who believes that there is no deity
[...] How agnostic Differs from atheist Many people are interested in distinguishing between the words agnostic and atheist. The difference is quite simple: atheist refers to someone who believes that there is no god (or gods), and agnostic refers to someone who doesn't know whether there is a god, or even if such a thing is knowable. ".
P.S. It's a bit arrogant lecturing someone else about *their* native language. Especially when you're completely wrong.
The rule for reporting inventory is that it must be valued at acquisition cost or market value, whichever is the lower amount. In general, inventories should be valued at acquisition costs. [...] Valuing at the price you could sell at retail is not allowed because retail prices are inflated to cover selling costs. Selling costs are not allowed in the market value calculation.
gun control can and does prevent a lot of accidental deaths and suicides, but that style of gun control doesn't actually require the government to deny its citizens guns.
So how does it work? By allowing them to have guns but making them promise, scout's honour, that they'll be really careful and not point them at themselves?
If you just tell them you're too incompetent to develop what they want they'll believe you and offshore the work.
You equate not being able to do the impossible by yesterday with being incompetent? I take it you're a user. The kind one who acts like a child if he can't have a pony *and* a puppy.
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You call 1940 recent?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
MojoKid is just a shill for hothardware or whatever it's called. It totally *is* a slashvertisement.
There was a story about that a while back.
When a grunt like him does that, he gets fired. If the CIO does it he gets a bonus.
Bus? Luxury!
How long before Apple sue MIT, saying they ripped them off with Scratch?
Seems they don't equal fewer either.
Il ne sequite pas? Bordel!
It's the Big Apple, not the Big Carrot.
If the market will bear it, why aren't they charging more in the first place?
Oracle have certainly got that figured out.
I can't imagine why they'd do anything else.
Would you choose, for your most common punctuation, something that you have to take your shoes off to type?
I'll tell you what, editing html/xml is a bastard on AZERTY, with the > < on the same key.
60 bucks per user? Speaking in a purely personal capacity, that's way over the odds.
Silly question - why don't they stagger them through the year, by something like birth/founding date?
You're a hoot at parties, aren't you?
It's like "that EULA doesn't apply to me, because my cat pressed the enter key, not me.".
https://hardware.slashdot.org/...
Worst haiku evar!
In that case, I'm a dictionary.
http://www.merriam-webster.com...
"one who believes that there is no deity
[...]
How agnostic Differs from atheist
Many people are interested in distinguishing between the words agnostic and atheist. The difference is quite simple: atheist refers to someone who believes that there is no god (or gods), and agnostic refers to someone who doesn't know whether there is a god, or even if such a thing is knowable. ".
P.S. It's a bit arrogant lecturing someone else about *their* native language. Especially when you're completely wrong.
And where can we get some?
For a minute I thought that was an actual thing. In my defence, that shit about cheese was.
Really?
http://smallbusiness.chron.com...
The rule for reporting inventory is that it must be valued at acquisition cost or market value, whichever is the lower amount. In general, inventories should be valued at acquisition costs. [...] Valuing at the price you could sell at retail is not allowed because retail prices are inflated to cover selling costs. Selling costs are not allowed in the market value calculation.
s /on you/on you yet/.
Answers itself, doesn't it?
So how does it work? By allowing them to have guns but making them promise, scout's honour, that they'll be really careful and not point them at themselves?
No they don't.
You equate not being able to do the impossible by yesterday with being incompetent? I take it you're a user. The kind one who acts like a child if he can't have a pony *and* a puppy.
I award you zero points, etc.
They have an incident like this maybe once a year, instead of two per month. So it appears to be going pretty well.
Key word is attempts.
PG Tips.