Check his posting history. Whenever anything comes up about drivers being forced to work as contractors he can't grok that there's a bigger picture beyond him getting a cheap ride home from the bar.
Are you sure they all look the same? Quite often different chains operate in different countries (they might actually be part of the same group, but the branding will be different).
Then there's the Ardennes[1]. The Rockies they ain't, but if you're from Belgium they're definitely a change of scenery that you might, if you're alert, notice.
[1] I'm assuming she sort of went in a straight line, which may well be wrong.
I, the shifty old guy who hangs around the playground, request that all references to me being convicted of being a kiddy diddler on 1 Jan 1972, 29 Feb 1976, 12 Nov 1983 [...] be removed from the results list.
You mean no further drawback compared to what is an already retarded design. Clearly everyone's already forgotten the Honda uncontrolled acceleration bug.
Make your mind up. At first you were talking about paper mockups.
As for A/B testing, it's going to be A=15% grey on an 85% grey background and B=15% grey with a bit of a green tinge on an 85% grey background. It's too expensive to compare much more than trivial cosmetic differences.
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It's not just women.
Check his posting history. Whenever anything comes up about drivers being forced to work as contractors he can't grok that there's a bigger picture beyond him getting a cheap ride home from the bar.
What it clearly states is that either spelling is permissible, so just fuck off.
Long term game. Get in at ground level.
Except peanuts aren't nuts. From a scientific POV the archaic term "goober peas" is more accurate.
Lots of things have warnings that they may contain nuts. This is due to potential cross-contamination during processing.
Fail, you fat boche bastard...
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Are you sure they all look the same? Quite often different chains operate in different countries (they might actually be part of the same group, but the branding will be different).
Then there's the Ardennes[1]. The Rockies they ain't, but if you're from Belgium they're definitely a change of scenery that you might, if you're alert, notice.
[1] I'm assuming she sort of went in a straight line, which may well be wrong.
He's not lacking imagination though. If he doesn't write novels or short stories I reckon he should.
Shut the fuck up, you narcissistic sociopath.
Only if you use Mate[y].
Is this something specific to do with eInk? I thought (from photography back when I had copious free time) that light tended to bleed into dark.
I, the shifty old guy who hangs around the playground, request that all references to me being convicted of being a kiddy diddler on 1 Jan 1972, 29 Feb 1976, 12 Nov 1983 [...] be removed from the results list.
PulseAudio is similar. Either works like a charm or it's a POS that randomly stops and won't work till you reboot.
Now that's an annoyance, for sure. But if that was to do with the system actually starting it'd be a major hindrance.
In case anyone doesn't know, it's another of Lennart's creations.
Not to mention different ways of calculating the figures.
What's funny about being wrong?
It was Benjamin Franklin, as any fule kno.
How long is it since Hitler? He's still not very popular.
Graphic designers design posters, magazines and LP covers. They don't design user interfaces.
Or rather they didn't when I was a lad, and they still shouldn't.
I thought the layout was user-changeable? But it's been a while since I used it.
Now go away, you horse-faced droopy-gobbed son of a silly person. I fart in your general direction, etc.
More like the day after tomorrow.
And again, two days after that.
On a site with tomithy as an editor? Of course it doesn't matter.
What matters is having a link to Forbes.
You mean no further drawback compared to what is an already retarded design. Clearly everyone's already forgotten the Honda uncontrolled acceleration bug.
Then again, I don't find three pedals confusing.
Make your mind up. At first you were talking about paper mockups.
As for A/B testing, it's going to be A=15% grey on an 85% grey background and B=15% grey with a bit of a green tinge on an 85% grey background. It's too expensive to compare much more than trivial cosmetic differences.
You're making it up as you go along.
Story I got was that the "satellite" might be a launcher.
Perhaps they don't want to get malware when they visit forbes?
While we're on that subject, can anyone guess who SmartAboutThings is?
They weren't launched from an object spinning out of control. This thing is going to have a CEP of about 20,000 km.