It does, but the simple fact is if you're fat and trending towards obese you're eating too much for your particular configuration.
I think people latch on to "too much" and treat it as moralising and judgemental; it'd be better to think of it from a statistical process control POV.
Use Business Class and make sure that the clothing is not standing out. If you have a security team - make them look like a mix of tourists, business men and airport service personnel. (Who actually cares about the person pushing the airport wheelchair around?)
I was going to say that you read too many spy novels, but maybe you write them?
And never, ever, trust anyone dressed as a priest. At best he's probably an assassin in disguise.
If they know they are 9000, that would suggest they have already identified them.
Not necessarily. You could know how many cables there are in total (just count them), and how many devices there are (because you track your assets). That'll tell you roughly how many without giving even a hint which is which.
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Maybe by the time (if any) that you make it out of high school you'll understand that the delivery method and the content are orthogonal things.
It does, but the simple fact is if you're fat and trending towards obese you're eating too much for your particular configuration.
I think people latch on to "too much" and treat it as moralising and judgemental; it'd be better to think of it from a statistical process control POV.
A damn site is where you're posting.
Or you could just shoot one down. The answer will be on CNN within half an hour or so.
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I was going to say that you read too many spy novels, but maybe you write them?
And never, ever, trust anyone dressed as a priest. At best he's probably an assassin in disguise.
Pearson are a bunch of price gouging douchebuckets.
Never trust a barber who says you should wear spurs. Or something like that.
If there isn't a short story (by like, Heinlein or that other guy) based on that then there jolly well should should be.
Landing in court makes people do stupid things?
I thought it was pretty much established that anything interesting happens on the border between chaos and stagnation. Had an old book about it once.
Because some fat bastard sat on it?
Of course it's not their fault. Metabolism or something.
Not necessarily. You could know how many cables there are in total (just count them), and how many devices there are (because you track your assets). That'll tell you roughly how many without giving even a hint which is which.
Indeed. If you let it get much above 1000 you're just a slob.
That problem is usually due to connecting them the wrong way round.
You're assuming that it's written in a clean, modular way. Or that the task isn't to rewrite it so that it is.
Good point. And why do the Arabs bother having all those oil wells? It's not like they have that many cars. *eyeroll*
Not that you know of. But then if it looks realistic you wouldn't know, would you?
Assuming you actually know what the inside of, say, a nuclear detonation looks like.
But presumably it only goes to your acolytes, or whatever they're called?
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No you didn't. You wittered on irrelevantly in a vain attempt to look smart.
You didn't even understand the question.
Post I was replying to, by Z00L00K:
"Ever tried to describe to someone below the age of 10 why you need to declare variables?"
It smacks more of hipster-retroism to me.
If it works for Slashdot ...
It was probably them who installed it.
Has anyone checked the sky? I hope that overhead the stars aren't, without any fuss, going out.