With open source, you have the option--no, the power--of getting a second opinion. From someone you select and fund, instead of whomever the original vendor hired.
what's hilarious are the whacked out ideas europeans have of socialism.
We're perfectly aware what it means. People on your side of the pond use it to mean anything you don't like. If I was you, right now I'd be cursing Craig Joubert, the neighbour's dog and the weather for being socialists.
'nazi' literally means national socialist.
Greenland literally means "A country that is green". Doesn't alter the fact that it's predominantly white.
There is a connection, anybody know what it is?
Then there's the insane social and economic policies of places like sweden, where man-hating feminists rule the roost, and citizens pay 75% of every kronor back to the state (50% income + 25% vat).
You can't just add percentages like that. Protip: when dealing with percentages, consider what they're percentages of.
By "standardized curriculum" do you mean what they should know is mandated (e.g. factoring quadratics), or that plus the method (e.g. by drawing a face), or the preceding plus they use a specific textbook?
People seem to use the term to mean different things, and I'm not sure which (if any) is correct.
I hope that they'll give preference to projects that are minority friendly. Not giving such a preference would be tantamount to reinforcing the phallocratic caucasiopatriarchy that dominates the IT profession today.
I particularly like how the first link is to another of his clickbait "articles". It furbishes a genre-spanning experience which will appeal to both constituencies, without appearing to be a forced mash-up.
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Your figures are off.
http://www.bbc.com/news/electi...
What's the point of that? They won't obey any of it.
Scale it up to a bomber? It barely scales up to a fighter!
Correct. If you eat out of dirty dishes chances are you'll get a dose of Montezuma's revenge and the pounds will literally fall out of your asshole.
He probably has a grudge against NASA for proving that the Earth isn't flat.
My bloody arse they do, mate.
Some of them *write* better than you, though. Uppercase for names of countries & their derivatives.
Better yet, from one of their competitors.
We're perfectly aware what it means. People on your side of the pond use it to mean anything you don't like. If I was you, right now I'd be cursing Craig Joubert, the neighbour's dog and the weather for being socialists.
Greenland literally means "A country that is green". Doesn't alter the fact that it's predominantly white.
There is a connection, anybody know what it is?
You can't just add percentages like that. Protip: when dealing with percentages, consider what they're percentages of.
You're old enough to remember things like this, though it's possible you were totally out of your gourd for most of the late 90s.
http://pisces.bbystatic.com/im...
I remember seeing an advert for one that claimed to block all EM radiation.
Nobody said anything about selection. Go fuck your strawman (sorry, strawperson) and burn it - not necessarily in that order.
No it doesn't.
Do you claim that the NBA (and NFL) selects based on epicanthic folds?
Why are you saying things you don't believe? Nutbag.
FTFY.
Lasers don't kill people, sharks kill people.
Systemd has it built-in. However it stores them in binary (when it stores them at all) but this is better because text is for luddites.
I'll be a monkey's uncle!
By "standardized curriculum" do you mean what they should know is mandated (e.g. factoring quadratics), or that plus the method (e.g. by drawing a face), or the preceding plus they use a specific textbook?
People seem to use the term to mean different things, and I'm not sure which (if any) is correct.
Tumbleweed rolls down a deserted street. In the distance, a bell tolls...
And Larry Ellison doesn't need another yacht.
Right. Because it's expressly forbidden, under pain of death, for the schools to administer their own internal tests at any time.
Shocked, I am.
Eleven. That's one blacker.
With a mind that sharp, you should be at Harvard or Oxford.
In a jar of formaldehyde.
I hope that they'll give preference to projects that are minority friendly. Not giving such a preference would be tantamount to reinforcing the phallocratic caucasiopatriarchy that dominates the IT profession today.
Does it have the conventional layout?
I particularly like how the first link is to another of his clickbait "articles". It furbishes a genre-spanning experience which will appeal to both constituencies, without appearing to be a forced mash-up.
I give it 4.5 stars.
Which isn't what happened.
Not sure what you mean by this, if indeed it means anything more than "life is like a glass of beer". There are at least four interpretations.