Norway has one of the lowest recivisim rates once people leave prison as well.
That's probably because the first time you do it establishes a precedent, and it's not a crime the second time. That would be a restriction of your freedom, which is against human rights and all that.
It lost the data feed and the app displayed the icebergs at the default coordinates - a farm in Kansas.
The devs wanted to put an error message about the data being unreliable but marketing said it would confuse the users and UX said it would spoil the flat look.
the ship was not compartmentalized. I served on an aircraft carrier, and a hole in one part of the ship would not allow water to breach the entire ship.
It was compartmentalised, and it was punctured in more than one place.
I hope you weren't operating anything more complicated than a mop.
That tree was fleeing oppression and persecution. And if it turned up in your garden just because the soil is better, well wouldn't you do the same in its place?
I think that only works in the movies. Trying to affect tectonic plates with a nuke is like trying to deflect an oil tanker by chucking tennis balls at it.
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"Well" is relative, given what else they do with them.
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War's over, timothy. Whipslash dropped the big one.
I never believed in it. I think. [aside] I don't really know what it is, to be honest.
You're only safe till the next election
Look on the bright side - two more and they'll be out of letters.
And the price of support contracts doubles - retroactively.
That's probably because the first time you do it establishes a precedent, and it's not a crime the second time. That would be a restriction of your freedom, which is against human rights and all that.
P.S. It's recidivism, you fucktard.
I tried several times and I keep getting 10.333739068902037589%.
They've employed Marco Marsala. It's how he does a backup.
... and in doing so, introduces 243 bugs.
I don't think it counts as a safety breach if you kill them on purpose.
It lost the data feed and the app displayed the icebergs at the default coordinates - a farm in Kansas.
The devs wanted to put an error message about the data being unreliable but marketing said it would confuse the users and UX said it would spoil the flat look.
It was compartmentalised, and it was punctured in more than one place.
I hope you weren't operating anything more complicated than a mop.
The James Cameron version is better for two reasons: Kate's left one and Kate's right one.
Not for English, I hope.
That kind of test is pretty stupid, but if you're going to have them why not do it from a book?
Observing is easy. Observing without being observed is the hard part.
This is dumb. You don't even need a camera. Get something that records sound.
The best business to be in would be selling whatever it is they're smoking.
My wife's handwriting is so bad that sometimes I can't even tell if it's the right way up.
How can they be oppressed? I thought guns prevented that kind of thing.
Is the touchscreen jealous because it doesn't have anything but the touchpad does?
That tree was fleeing oppression and persecution. And if it turned up in your garden just because the soil is better, well wouldn't you do the same in its place?
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It took this?
Did you wave one arm around and shout a lot?
It's called trademark law. Might want to look it up sometime.
I think that only works in the movies. Trying to affect tectonic plates with a nuke is like trying to deflect an oil tanker by chucking tennis balls at it.