It is, in fact, incorrect to place commas like that.
When we add "didn't", we have to change it from "wanted" to "want". Crazy, I know, but that's our language. (0_o)
How is it crazy? Other languages that do tenses with an auxiliary + participle/infinitive work like that, probably because it's a) easier b) not redundant and c) allows more tenses e.g. perfect and pluperfect.
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The only excuse for not having Belgium on the list is if you're a Belgian.
Actually, even that's not an excuse because half of them hate the other half.
Why will 4% be exactly average? Does it go in fixed steps or something?
Also, what do you mean by average?
Make it more like Java.
Make it less like Java.
If you intentionally meant to imply "whoever wins"| by not actually saying it, then I award you 1 (one) golf clap.
Lennart has poured his heart and soul into creating a solution, and you don't have the problem to go with it? You inconsiderate bastard!
"Because Unicode" is used to justify all manner of things.
And it's always wrong.
A stand in? Sort of like a variable? Shouldn't that be $weev, then?
At least facebook's logon system works.
First thought: Why go to all that complexity?
Second thought: When you're rolling along the runway, you probably want to stay there!
Thanks for that. Imagine if cars had that, it'd make parking a lot easier!
Screw it, let's do a Gillette and just jump to 8.
Not just exponentially, but far more exponentially?
Since I'm obviously not as clever at maths as you are, can you tell me the equation for that?
When I read that, I hear the voice from the "mongo db is webscale" cartoons.
I've seen a few B-52s landing and taking off at all kinds of odd angles. I heard once they have landing gear like a [scaled up] supermarket trolley.
Mediocre as it was, that doesn't mean your involvement would have improved it.
P.S. When did you last have a discernible neck?
I'm not a mathematician, but one explained to me once why that's bollocks.
I've heard that said about Dubya, but if it's true he's a bloody good actor.
I was puzzled too. It does have the word "standards" in it...
Like the ocean.
It has its life underground and a perfect disguise above.
They should make a huge hollow death star with loads of death stars inside so that when the rebels think they've won they haven't.
Airy fairy wishy-washy nonsense.
He could be doing calculations in his spare time.
It is, in fact, incorrect to place commas like that.
How is it crazy? Other languages that do tenses with an auxiliary + participle/infinitive work like that, probably because it's a) easier b) not redundant and c) allows more tenses e.g. perfect and pluperfect.
That's not the issue. It's gobbing off like he's an expert when he's fucking wrong.
I've actually used one, many moons ago. It was for calculating the apparent temperature based on air speed & humidity.
The thing on the back of flashguns for working out what aperture to set probably qualifies too.
Would have got the frosty, but my iphooooone is toooo sloooooowelevetyone.