When you buy $100 worth of goods with a credit card, you receive $100 worth of goods. You pay nothing. The vendor, however, receives $97.
For me, it's all upside -- credit cards are convenient, offer fraud protection and often have benefit programs that I like.
As I understand it, lasik removes material for the near-sighted; for the far-sighted material needs to be added to the lens. I believe there is surgery to do this, but it wouldn't be called lasik.
Say what? Maybe you're talking about the apps that are built into a phone's ROM, but to the best of my knowledge, there's no way to disable an uninstall button in Android.
Growth in cancer doesn't necessarily mean an increase in cancer, it means a decrease in other causes of death. So, a decrease in cancer might indicate increases in other, presumably preventable ways to die. Another way to put it is, that if you remove all the other causes of death you'd still be left with cancer.
So, let me get this right. YouTube uses Shadow DOM v0, which while currently supported by Firefox has slow load-times.
Wouldn't the best solution be to have Polymer use Shadow DOM v1, and for Firefox to load this at competitive speeds?
When I was first starting, most of my time was spent keeping code written by the prior developers working.
The main affect this has had on my development, is to write to the logs frequently. In particular, I want the log to reflect what it is the code is trying to do, anything about the state of the system that would help, and obviously the details when it fails.
It doesn't need to be perfect, it just needs to be better. This is pure speculation, but given a Hyperloop vehicle's more limited range of motion, and new infrastructure it should be more reliable.
For each atom simulated, the simulator would have to have at least one atom.
So a universe simulator could be no smaller than the size of the universe.
How does that make any sense?
Correction -- I just checked my bill. They charge me $1.50 per month for the CableCard, but they deduct $2.50 each month for "customer owned equipment".
Why don't they change the background to some pattern rather than solid black? Wouldn't that eliminate the problem where you strap something on your side and it doesn't show?
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When you buy $100 worth of goods with a credit card, you receive $100 worth of goods. You pay nothing. The vendor, however, receives $97. For me, it's all upside -- credit cards are convenient, offer fraud protection and often have benefit programs that I like.
In "Standard Time", the sun is directly overheard at noon. That's what we "fall back" to. I guess it's some kind of cosmic rule.
$99.95 at LensCrafters? Mine were more like $800.
As I understand it, lasik removes material for the near-sighted; for the far-sighted material needs to be added to the lens. I believe there is surgery to do this, but it wouldn't be called lasik.
As does your phone carrier.
"You're Warped and Twisted!" -- Milky Way Galaxy
Say what? Maybe you're talking about the apps that are built into a phone's ROM, but to the best of my knowledge, there's no way to disable an uninstall button in Android.
Growth in cancer doesn't necessarily mean an increase in cancer, it means a decrease in other causes of death. So, a decrease in cancer might indicate increases in other, presumably preventable ways to die. Another way to put it is, that if you remove all the other causes of death you'd still be left with cancer.
AI is a tool; more sophisticated than a paintbrush, but a tool nonetheless. AI art should be attributed to the people who created the AI.
As creepy as this is, if I could pay my bills doing, say 2-3 days a week on this platform, I'd drop my full-time gig in a heartbeat.
So, let me get this right. YouTube uses Shadow DOM v0, which while currently supported by Firefox has slow load-times. Wouldn't the best solution be to have Polymer use Shadow DOM v1, and for Firefox to load this at competitive speeds?
who has admitted contact with Guccifer 2.0 during the campaign.
When I was first starting, most of my time was spent keeping code written by the prior developers working. The main affect this has had on my development, is to write to the logs frequently. In particular, I want the log to reflect what it is the code is trying to do, anything about the state of the system that would help, and obviously the details when it fails.
It doesn't need to be perfect, it just needs to be better. This is pure speculation, but given a Hyperloop vehicle's more limited range of motion, and new infrastructure it should be more reliable.
I thought the same thing -- turns out in California, age is a protected class. http://www.yourlegalcorner.com...
For each atom simulated, the simulator would have to have at least one atom. So a universe simulator could be no smaller than the size of the universe. How does that make any sense?
Correction -- I just checked my bill. They charge me $1.50 per month for the CableCard, but they deduct $2.50 each month for "customer owned equipment".
FWIW, Comcast doesn't charge me for the CableCard which is installed in my Tivo, so no monthly cable box fee.
Did I just step out of a time machine?
Nailed it with the Dilbert comic. I mean *nobody* jumped on the SQL database bandwagon fad.
and injure innocent bystanders. What have you got?
If you want to create your own OS, no one is stopping you. If you want to use android, you have to agree to the terms of the license.
Why don't they change the background to some pattern rather than solid black? Wouldn't that eliminate the problem where you strap something on your side and it doesn't show?
I'm surprised no on has mentioned telomeres as it appears they may be related to lifespan: http://www.science20.com/curious_cub/telomeres_and_lifespan-86000
Interesting -- out of curiousity, in what country?