There should be a variant on Betteridge's law where the question is so vague it barely achieves the level of retarded and thus, despite what your third grade teacher said, it's perfectly proper to reply with another question.
So perhaps it depends on the nature of - you know, like the shit and stuff - that the business kinda like sorta does?
You could have a law that says that any company that sells them must take them back for recycling.
Crazy talk, I know. And if they did pass a law like that it would lead to compulsory gay marriage and socialised medicine with death camps. And Sharia law. Probably overnight.
As for the resolution, does it really matter? Display it minecraft style if you want. It's never going to be pinpoint accurate, since clouds sort of, like, move.
Some genius is no doubt going to suggest looking out of the window. Crazy talk!
Then, because you don't know where they got the bad ingredients
Not my problem. I know who I got them from.
you have to recall everything sourced to them
No I don't. Did you see the word batch, I did use it several times.
If they're your largest hops supplier
They might not be for long, if they do it again.
you know that everything traces back to one farm and you recall 5% of what's in circulation.
Do you think they keep them all in separate bags or something? In any case, that's the supplier's problem and he should be able to trace his inputs to his outputs the same way I do.
You don't really grok this industry thing, do you? And I'll ask again, what's the global supply chain got to do with any of this?
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Despicable behaviour! Respectable ousted dictators of the Chicago school would never stoop to things like that.
They'd have already wired it to Switzerland like Friedman taught them.
itwbennet is Bennet Haselton, second only to theodp and MojoKid for posting retarded shit to slashdot.
Wait ... third only to theodp, MojoKid and that blue hipster fucktard who used to post the Forbes malware links.
I'll come in again.
There should be a variant on Betteridge's law where the question is so vague it barely achieves the level of retarded and thus, despite what your third grade teacher said, it's perfectly proper to reply with another question.
So perhaps it depends on the nature of - you know, like the shit and stuff - that the business kinda like sorta does?
There's one born every minute.
Is it not possible to regard them poorly because they're dishonest, sneaky, obsequious nincompoops?
Or physician envy.
Rewriting ancient legacy systems is trivially easy. You just have to leave out all the accumulated business rules.
You can remove warts with a scalpel. So that's surgery, then.
P.S. What's the German definition got to do with you? You clearly aren't one, or you'd have written it properly like I did.
Jazz is pretty difficult. You have to know everything about music theory so you don't accidentally obey any of it.
DrrrTISH.
... by tomorrow morning.
Is it webscale? Can it write to /dev/null for extra performance?
No. Because then you would have two (or more) webs.
You missed the most important difference - they don't bring out a new version every five months.
Doc: Shit, he's got a 3.1.05 heart!
Paramedic: Don't you know it?
Doc: No, we only covered the 1 series at med school. I did a refresher a while back, but that was only up to 2.6.
Nurse: [handing him a laptop] I already opened Google for you.
(Under her breath) I hope your typing's better than your handwriting.
You must be a bit slow on the uptake, Ivan. I'm pretty sure I've explained it to you once.
I'm sure they're thinking very hard about it.
The question is are we talking about the value to consumers, to the public as a whole, or to the telcos?
He's just living up to his sig - "often wrong but never in doubt".
Not to mention Tony Blair.
Fornite? (LIne 2). Sounds like a heat-resistant mineral.
Can't BeauH1-B even copy and paste correctly?
That word doesn't mean what you think it does.
In fact, the sentence almost says the opposite of what you intended.
Except with pronouns, apparently.
You don't feel to see if there's a pen inside?
You can never have too many pens.
You could have a law that says that any company that sells them must take them back for recycling.
Crazy talk, I know. And if they did pass a law like that it would lead to compulsory gay marriage and socialised medicine with death camps. And Sharia law. Probably overnight.
Good luck getting Americans to do that. Because FREEDUM!
I might want to see local cloud cover though.
As for the resolution, does it really matter? Display it minecraft style if you want. It's never going to be pinpoint accurate, since clouds sort of, like, move.
Some genius is no doubt going to suggest looking out of the window. Crazy talk!
Not my problem. I know who I got them from.
No I don't. Did you see the word batch, I did use it several times.
They might not be for long, if they do it again.
Do you think they keep them all in separate bags or something? In any case, that's the supplier's problem and he should be able to trace his inputs to his outputs the same way I do.
You don't really grok this industry thing, do you? And I'll ask again, what's the global supply chain got to do with any of this?