Nice example you pulled up. She was initially sentenced to death by stoning for adultery, not for the murder of her husband. Stoning...adultery. Maybe that has something to do with the Western world, errr, countries where the legal system isn't based on some interpretation of Sharia, finding things in Iran to be more than a bit unsavory. We all know about America's historic blunders and wrongs in Iran. but that hardly makes medieval treatment of women acceptable, nor does it mean that w We have no right to criticize their hardline judiciary.
Nice example you pulled up. We all know about America's historic blunders and wrongs in Iran. We have no right to criticize their judiciary.
I only showed my daughter's vaccination in grade school. She and I both went through middle, high and college without having to show. I have never in my life shown vaccination proof for a job. Other than grade school, you're blowing it out your ass.
"Artists shouldn't have to sell their souls to buy their supplies."
Interesting assertion, but why - and what exactly does it mean to 'sell their souls'?
I draw, paint, sculpt, write and so forth and I purchase all my supplies.
I don't find them tasty, but then, I also don't eat mud pies like children do. When my daughter was young enough to eat mud pies and offered me one, I'd simply say I was full. Try that.
You do not know what you're talking about. A good sword balances an inch or so forward of the quillons. What you're referring to were early swords, based on the designs of Bronze Age swords, which had thickened blades to sustain damage, not for hacking needs. Furthermore, the favored tactic of Romans was to block upwards with the shield and jab into the enemies unprotected midsection. Even before Rome fell, those designs had disappeared.
Actually, no they don't. A few houses worth of friends and mine all interconnect without the use of anyone's services. Now, if I want to read The Tokyo Daily, I have to use something that connects to it. Can't afford the 12,000 mile of cabling m'self. They have every right to charge me for the use of all the shit they had to do to get my browser linked up with Tokyo.
Maybe at some point, but that point ain't now. I develop apps for local use, and I would want my response times to ideally be as low as a compiled app. Any javascript or rendering speed improvement is still a plus to me.
"Sometimes developers need access to production--such as on a critical system..."
No, they don't. Not for any meaningful definition of the word critical. Developers have a mirror system with whatever adjustments they're doing. Fix the problem in test, move it over. Developers have no need of touching a live system.
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Here's how goddamned smart the bot is.
"What is an insect?"
You need an exterminator.
"Name four insects."
You need a repairman.
How many wings does a butterfly have?
{no response}
Nice example you pulled up. She was initially sentenced to death by stoning for adultery, not for the murder of her husband. Stoning...adultery. Maybe that has something to do with the Western world, errr, countries where the legal system isn't based on some interpretation of Sharia, finding things in Iran to be more than a bit unsavory. We all know about America's historic blunders and wrongs in Iran. but that hardly makes medieval treatment of women acceptable, nor does it mean that w We have no right to criticize their hardline judiciary.
Nice example you pulled up. We all know about America's historic blunders and wrongs in Iran. We have no right to criticize their judiciary.
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Shhhhh. Logic.
"Creating abundant goods puts one in a different kind of market than creating scarce goods."
Why, because you want it free?
It's trivial in OpenOffice Writer.
How strange. I never realized there was a correct way to write a novel other than to wind up with a good story.
Then you, like some people here, take it for granted wrong by a huge percentage.
I only showed my daughter's vaccination in grade school. She and I both went through middle, high and college without having to show. I have never in my life shown vaccination proof for a job. Other than grade school, you're blowing it out your ass.
Pets cost more than $75 a year. The guy gambled and lost.
"Artists shouldn't have to sell their souls to buy their supplies."
Interesting assertion, but why - and what exactly does it mean to 'sell their souls'? I draw, paint, sculpt, write and so forth and I purchase all my supplies.
I don't for one moment believe that you've suddenly realized you're no longer in the body of a ten year old.
Now I know all you folks are the right kind of people.
Rather than tap our own reserves.
I don't find them tasty, but then, I also don't eat mud pies like children do. When my daughter was young enough to eat mud pies and offered me one, I'd simply say I was full. Try that.
"I am a far better person for my university education."
Except of course, for the English courses.
Having to pay interest on it the rest of your life kind of reduces that 'better'.
Read my previous post. The vast bulk of steel swords balance close to the quillons. That's the entire point of the pommel.
"They didn't were armor and in a lot of ways it was more about form and style than it was about killing efficiency."
After the word armor, that sentence is quite uninformed.
You do not know what you're talking about. A good sword balances an inch or so forward of the quillons. What you're referring to were early swords, based on the designs of Bronze Age swords, which had thickened blades to sustain damage, not for hacking needs. Furthermore, the favored tactic of Romans was to block upwards with the shield and jab into the enemies unprotected midsection. Even before Rome fell, those designs had disappeared.
For all intensive purposes, "whom" is no longer a word.
Only for those to whom 'intensive' means the same thing as 'intents and'.
His anger, sex and race make him wrong?
Actually, no they don't. A few houses worth of friends and mine all interconnect without the use of anyone's services. Now, if I want to read The Tokyo Daily, I have to use something that connects to it. Can't afford the 12,000 mile of cabling m'self. They have every right to charge me for the use of all the shit they had to do to get my browser linked up with Tokyo.
Maybe at some point, but that point ain't now. I develop apps for local use, and I would want my response times to ideally be as low as a compiled app. Any javascript or rendering speed improvement is still a plus to me.
That post was the sound of an annoying fly being whacked by a Sunday edition rolled up newspaper.
"Sometimes developers need access to production--such as on a critical system..."
No, they don't. Not for any meaningful definition of the word critical. Developers have a mirror system with whatever adjustments they're doing. Fix the problem in test, move it over. Developers have no need of touching a live system.
A swing and a miss.