Well, maybe on the other side of the atlantic you don't have many buildings made out of stone, you jumped directly from log shacks to steel skyscrapers...
Hope to hell you were just being cute. If not, good gods, you just displayed a grand European ignorance. For instance in KC where I used to live the entire downtown was constructed from limestone. Most of which are still standing. Hell, there are entire neighborhoods of houses made of gray or brown limestone (Westport, Hyde Park).
"I'm too busy to answer your email" really means "Your email is not a priority for me right now."
It isn't. And?
Whatever boundaries you choose, don't abandon your inbox altogether.
So, if I don't think it's worth answering - I've read it and decided it's not a priority for me right now. Haven't abandoned my inbox. Shut the fuck up.
Sales commissions? You're conflating things. We've also seen strikes over ridiculous demands supported by others so that's not a great argument. Mindless solidarity is just.... Well, they have flags for that.
Lessee, one from Kohath and a 'rebuttal' from an AC. You lose, AC. Moniker posts of anecdotes may be suspect but AC posts of anecdotes are totally worthless.
I got that series on disc. One of the things I really like was that CM was joyous in his dispatching, like watching the bad guy he tossed off the building land and laughing.
Apparently the submitter - and editors - fail to realize that many IT systems in the government are not PCs. How many open source projects are there for IBM mainframe, Tandem and other architectures? How many of those that *do* exist (show me they do first, of course) perform the specialized functions the feds need and use, like FedWire to name one.
"If it is public money, it should be public code as well.
In a number of cases no, no it should not. FedWire being one.
Unless, of course, something initially unknown to you occurs, like hitting an object en route. Oddly, this corresponds surprisingly well with the problem of the climate projections.
Do you guarantee your visitors their data and activities stay on your site and Google doesn't get their hands on it? Once they have it, they have it to do whatever they want.
If I visit your site, I have GA blocked. Unfortunately, you aren't getting the data but much more importantly, Google isn't. You may perhaps be trustworthy about not diving into personal information but they are known to be untrustworthy.
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Hope to hell you were just being cute. If not, good gods, you just displayed a grand European ignorance. For instance in KC where I used to live the entire downtown was constructed from limestone. Most of which are still standing. Hell, there are entire neighborhoods of houses made of gray or brown limestone (Westport, Hyde Park).
Do you mean regulated? They are.
Really?
A total lack of evidence?
And yes, just reading the subject line many times constitutes reading enough of the email to ignore responding.
Nawh, it's been around forever. They *did* however polish it to a bright star of social interactions.
Um.
Yes it was.
It isn't. And?
So, if I don't think it's worth answering - I've read it and decided it's not a priority for me right now. Haven't abandoned my inbox. Shut the fuck up.
Sales commissions? You're conflating things. We've also seen strikes over ridiculous demands supported by others so that's not a great argument. Mindless solidarity is just.... Well, they have flags for that.
Lessee, one from Kohath and a 'rebuttal' from an AC. You lose, AC. Moniker posts of anecdotes may be suspect but AC posts of anecdotes are totally worthless.
I'm sure they'd enjoy reading your proposal. Just not in the manner you'd prefer they enjoy it.
The French Revolution disagrees.
Ignore last part of previous comment. I posted that before reading this one. My sentiment about lure remains.
Mine wasn't.
I got that series on disc. One of the things I really like was that CM was joyous in his dispatching, like watching the bad guy he tossed off the building land and laughing.
That's all. Looks like crap. Nostalgic for capri pants as well?
Nonsense? Point me to the code in open source that can move wire transfers, both Fed and SWIFT.
In a number of cases no, no it should not. FedWire being one.
Now provide some substance to convince anyone else.
Bollocks. Not the way debate works.
Unless, of course, something initially unknown to you occurs, like hitting an object en route. Oddly, this corresponds surprisingly well with the problem of the climate projections.
Do you guarantee your visitors their data and activities stay on your site and Google doesn't get their hands on it? Once they have it, they have it to do whatever they want.
If I visit your site, I have GA blocked. Unfortunately, you aren't getting the data but much more importantly, Google isn't. You may perhaps be trustworthy about not diving into personal information but they are known to be untrustworthy.
Like Rome, Greece, the Ottomans, Chinese dynasties and the Japanese feudal system?
Why did the Harappa disappear? How did the transition from stone to bronze occur?
That is all.