P.S. The difference is that the funnies were specifically designed in advance, largely based on the failure[1] of the 1943 Dieppe raid, whereas the hedge cutter was improvised on the spot.
[1] Nominated for an understatement of the century award.
The thing made of sticks (it's a bundle of bundles of fairly big logs) is called a fascine. The clever thing is that it's not bound too tightly so it automagically conforms to spread the load and fill the hole.
It was carried on a special tipper mount on the front of the tank.
Unfortunately on TODaStWD I only saw people washing dishes, but I'm surprised they don't have something custom made. Excel is error prone to say the least.
Perhaps you should include reading comprehension & logic in your awesomely broad range of studies, because nothing that you say invalidates my point that it isn't news.
No it isn't. Whether it's software or spacecraft, some projects are sufficiently similar to stuff that's been done before that you totally can produce reasonable estimates.
And don't presume to tell me what I do or don't grasp, you pompous arrogant ass.
I disagree. Someone could divide it up such that the parts in isolation aren't obviously wrong and divide them between several implementers, none of whom sees the big picture.
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P.S. The difference is that the funnies were specifically designed in advance, largely based on the failure[1] of the 1943 Dieppe raid, whereas the hedge cutter was improvised on the spot.
[1] Nominated for an understatement of the century award.
The thing made of sticks (it's a bundle of bundles of fairly big logs) is called a fascine. The clever thing is that it's not bound too tightly so it automagically conforms to spread the load and fill the hole.
It was carried on a special tipper mount on the front of the tank.
Unfortunately on TODaStWD I only saw people washing dishes, but I'm surprised they don't have something custom made. Excel is error prone to say the least.
Better hope there are fewer than 65536 of them and nobody's name is longer than 256 characters.
Perhaps you should include reading comprehension & logic in your awesomely broad range of studies, because nothing that you say invalidates my point that it isn't news.
I'm from Kuwait, you insensitive clod!
They should see a doctor before the spread. Lyme disease is pretty unpleasant.
I always thought it was intersection, not union.
Perhaps I should submit a story about Roman manipular tactics during the late republican period?
Under article 27.b subsection iv of the slashdot meme regulations that pun is only allowed when discussing wifi/3G blimps.
At the risk of getting whooshed, the band changed the spelling because people didn't know whether to pronounce it as the metal or as t rhythm.
No idea what Def Leppard's excuse is.
No it isn't. Whether it's software or spacecraft, some projects are sufficiently similar to stuff that's been done before that you totally can produce reasonable estimates.
And don't presume to tell me what I do or don't grasp, you pompous arrogant ass.
Any sufficiently advanced malware is indistinguishable from a bug.
Sure. But it's not really news, is it?
Clearly a hoax. The correct expression would be "decobbering".
That's silly.
Connect one of a cable into one port. Form the cable into a spiral. Connect the other end into another port.
Make the buggers dizzy!
That would also solve the problem.
Lawmakers can fix broken laws, and even repeal them.
But you were just playing to the peanut gallery, weren't you?
That's why I said custom. Put it where you want. It's about the third thing I do on a new system.
Either Latin do "yes" or Latin do "no."
You Latin do "guess so".
So where does the workgroup get its requirements from?
It's the same problem pushed up a level.
If you read between the lines, MMM isn't really about software at all; it's about people.
They haven't changed much.
Rubbish. Otherwise you'd only be able to get a search warrant if you knew exactly what was in there.
Proof is not needed to search for evidence, that's a logical impossibility that even Xzibit couldn't solve.
Perhaps that's why the phrase "probable cause" exists?
Is the F-35 a real world object? How about those road tunnels in Boston?
Of course it's totally different if you can tell them what it will cost; in that case they'll go to someone else who tells them it will cost less.
I did the same, it wanted far too much access to my shit so I bailed.
Even though I didn't complete it I get about 20 spam mails a day.
Pity, because some of the content looks interesting.
I disagree. Someone could divide it up such that the parts in isolation aren't obviously wrong and divide them between several implementers, none of whom sees the big picture.