I forget where (it may have been something to do with superglue) but the thing I read/saw was that medics were taught that loss of blood pressure was bad, and so they prioritised giving transfusions. The resulting increase in pressure tended to pop partially formed clots, thus slightly sabotaging the body's own repair mechanism.
Lets look at how an average person might look at a GMO label. What's this new label? Contains GMO food. I have heard there is a lot of controversy about this but I don't really have time to do the research. Maybe I'll just be on the safe side and skip it.
I'm not seeing a problem here. You give them the information and *they* make the choice about what *they* want to eat.
Hide the information, you're making the choice for them. I guess that's OK though because you're soooo much smarter than them. Or so your mom says when she brings your pizza down.
If journalism schools capped their enrolment even more tightly then they already do, then the cost of tuition would have to go up, or costs would have to be cut.
Or there could just be fewer courses. Why not have three good ones rather than two good, ten mediocre and four crap?
Get a lunar one. They're nurtured in a vacuum, which means they're organically oxygen free, enhancing the chromaticity of transients and giving a more voluptuous keyboard feel when fagcasting on the basefooks.
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Except you're in Belgium, and they don't understand what you're saying.
I forget where (it may have been something to do with superglue) but the thing I read/saw was that medics were taught that loss of blood pressure was bad, and so they prioritised giving transfusions. The resulting increase in pressure tended to pop partially formed clots, thus slightly sabotaging the body's own repair mechanism.
Not sure why you think that's a problem.
On my table there is a teapot, some butter, and a book. Are the things in that sentence all the same kind of thing?
So, do you have anything intelligent and relevant to say?
It is. The underlying product is not as bad as some people make out, but the UI is horrible (early versions were even worse).
Having said that, the architecture makes it relatively easy to change.
No they don't. We're talking enterprise stuff here.
His customers are C-level types. The users are the minions.
Until such time as it's driving people to quit & hitting the bottom line through recruitment & training nobody will give a tinker's cuss.
Right. And feng-shui practitioners are architects.
It's much more effective if you dilute in one to a million with water.
I'm not seeing a problem here. You give them the information and *they* make the choice about what *they* want to eat.
Hide the information, you're making the choice for them. I guess that's OK though because you're soooo much smarter than them. Or so your mom says when she brings your pizza down.
Shitarama! Did I sleep right through Thursday again?
The difference is that a startup usually gets a grownup in charge at some point.
I often wonder what happens when, say, Cheryl Fergison gets a call from her agent.
CF: So, tell me about the character.
A: She's a complex person. Highly capable, but not really recognized as such by her male colleagues. Has a tough exterior, but deep down ...
CF: [interrupting] She's fat and ugly, isn't she?
Still, I suppose it puts bread on the table. And a not insignificant number of cakes, by the look of it.
Could we attract more Yorkshire people by changing the name of everything to "whippet" or "Tetley's"?
But be sure to let them define harassment.
Ignoring them or paying attention to them is a good start. As is anything in between. Or anything at all, in fact.
I have no idea who this Ahmad Nassri is, but what's he trying to sell?
FTFY.
Azerbaijan
Ukraine
Belarus
Estonia.
One of those is not like the others.
(Hint: it borders Iran).
Better than giving nerds wedgies? I don't think so.
So it's totally impossible to keep serving just a subset of the menu. You can do stuff on the gas grill that you'd normally do on the gas grill.
Assuming the author is male constitutes a microagression. Please report to your local re-education center.
Yeah. It's not like there are power sources other than electricity. Combustible vapours delivered via pipes? No way!
Or there could just be fewer courses. Why not have three good ones rather than two good, ten mediocre and four crap?
It can also get you into trouble. Yeah, of course I can fly this thing!
One is one too many!
Of course you count, just like Italy counted in WW2.
A terrestrial ethernet cable? My arse.
Get a lunar one. They're nurtured in a vacuum, which means they're organically oxygen free, enhancing the chromaticity of transients and giving a more voluptuous keyboard feel when fagcasting on the basefooks.