I had a Gateway laptop. It's under the desk somewhere. 233MHz CPU, 5G hard drive - the top of the range at that time.
I know now that extended warranties are a rip off, but in this case it paid off. It died with about a month remaining and when it came back it was more or less a new machine. Only the CD drive (which I'd added some strips of burn dressings to for sound dampening) was original.
Your figures don't add up. Unless by "30% of total votes" you mean "30% of potential votes". Trying to claim anything based on those who don't vote is like saying the goalie kept a clean sheet in a game where he didn't play.
You also seem to be assuming that elections only concern a single issue, which they don't for people who aren't nutters.
By that I'm not meaning any respect to those who are visually challenged, or to imply in any way that my optical faculties make me in any way superior to them or more valid as a person.
And the Kingdom of Germany was just one component of the Holy Roman Empire
Until you grok the difference between Germany the cultural/linguistic entity and Germany the political one you're going to keep embarassing yourself.
just like there are a lot of Celtic people and a lot of Saxon people. But I assure you there is no Celt nation that can tie itself as a direct continuation of some original nation.
The 1960s New Math movement was similar to the 2010s Common Core: alternative ways of teaching math make you learn it better.
Wrong. Common core is NOT a teaching method, it's a specification for what kids ought to be able to do at various ages. The "how" is up to the teacher.
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I had a Gateway laptop. It's under the desk somewhere. 233MHz CPU, 5G hard drive - the top of the range at that time.
I know now that extended warranties are a rip off, but in this case it paid off. It died with about a month remaining and when it came back it was more or less a new machine. Only the CD drive (which I'd added some strips of burn dressings to for sound dampening) was original.
Anecdotal, but I can't complain.
Ooh look, a link to enterprisersproject.com. It's almost enough to make you think there's a shill around.
Voting is not compulsory in the UK.
He looks like he's trying for "one s, one apostrophe".
Actually it is. Take "Beethoven's symphonies are better than Mozart". Do I need to explain why that's wrong? Hint: better at what?
Wrong. Some definitely are.
The crux of the matter comes down to this: is it a burning issue?
Not sure. I think it's something to do with usenet.
> Q: Why is starting a comment in the Subject: line incredibly annoying?
Always? Tripe. Given that they didn't all predict the same thing at least some of them would have been close.
Now it might be down to pure dumb luck, and of course the difficult part would be - without hindsight - to work out which.
Still, your assertion that ALL predictions are wrong is a bag of knackers.
+1 herp derp gubmint, ah'm a votern fer Trermp.
What's to lose? Worst case, it acts as a bad example.
Can they not be pulled[1] manually? Is there enough warning to do an orderly shutdown?
[1] I realise they aren't like the ones in my basement, but I know you can take a line out of the grid intentionally for maintenance.
Your figures don't add up. Unless by "30% of total votes" you mean "30% of potential votes". Trying to claim anything based on those who don't vote is like saying the goalie kept a clean sheet in a game where he didn't play.
You also seem to be assuming that elections only concern a single issue, which they don't for people who aren't nutters.
I see what you did there.
By that I'm not meaning any respect to those who are visually challenged, or to imply in any way that my optical faculties make me in any way superior to them or more valid as a person.
Do the TV series follow the odd/even rule, or is that just the movies?
Nobody remembers that. Does anybody talk about Mitsubishi's unintended acceleration problem these days?
(Not that I buy the premise that running a business is like running a country anyway).
I dare you to try and take their right to have an opinion away. You can't, haha, they already did it. Sucks to be you, keyboard ninja.
Until you grok the difference between Germany the cultural/linguistic entity and Germany the political one you're going to keep embarassing yourself.
Relevance to the matter at hand: zero.
We have a similar situation in the UK, except it's been going on for 300 years.
It's only a little, lightweight framework. You worry too much.
It was the preferred platform for enterprisey stuff like SAP and Oracle back then.
Now you can get them for Linux is there any compelling reason to stay with it?
Does it have an unsemantic meaning?
Wrong. Common core is NOT a teaching method, it's a specification for what kids ought to be able to do at various ages. The "how" is up to the teacher.
http://www.corestandards.org/a...
It does if the alternative is for them to rob you.
There should be a day that isn't this day or that day or his day or her day.
International "it's just an ordinary fucking day" day.