It's funny how "Wow, I am actually unable to answer your question to my own satisfaction. Well played, sir!" got typoed as "Check your autism privilege, faggot." The letters are, like, right next to each other!
It makes lots of sense as the opening sentence for a herbology book. The person in question (she) has tried to (or wants to) give this information to the church, to authorities (my take on 'man of the house'), to the author and everyone else.
You'd think Netflix would NOTICE that the movie was turned off within the first 25-50% and never finished, then use that as a metric NOT to recommend movies like that?
I have no clue who this guy is, never heard of him, but if he actually WANTED to make this work and simply couldn't it probably feels like a pretty bad defeat despite the money.
Dude, you're talking about laws of physics here. A car going 65 MPH is physically incapable of coming to a complete and abrupt stop in a way that does NOT kill the driver of said car.
This is a growing frustration in general - various games and programs have also switched to keeping secret the size of a given patch. You barely even know you're downloading something, and you certainly don't get to know how MUCH you're downloading. Discord is really bad with this, and Twitch's "Downloading file X of Y" is just laughably useless.
Linus always tells it like it is, which you can either view as professional or not. But from an engineering perspective, it seems better to do that than just say something polite so you don't upset people.
It appears to me he's directing his displeasure at Intel management/legal/marketing making decisions where really they shouldn't.
Just to see the Slashdot reaction after you got +5 Insightful for your comment, I'm going to try a little social experiment:
Trump always tells it like it is, which you can either view as professional or not. But from a leadership perspective, it seems better to do that than just say something polite so you don't upset people.
It appears to me he's directing his displeasure at Democrats/newspapers/people in general making decisions where really they shouldn't.
I would much rather have fewer children born with more born into families that WANT them, than more children born with more born into families that never wanted children but made a mistake, bad call, etc.
Comparing it to hiring a hitman is actually the best analogy I've seen in all this mess.
If you hire a hitman, you are guilty of the murder. So is the hitman. You are BOTH guilty. In the same vein, both the *spits* prankster AND the officer who fired the killing shot are guilty.
If you need to work to reliably eat and keep a roof over your head, but you CAN'T find work anywhere due to illness, lack of (the right) skills, past crime history making you undesirable for hiring etc., then spending your time stealing stuff becomes very attractive. If you have a reliable income and you're basically a good person you stop stealing stuff.
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It's funny how "Wow, I am actually unable to answer your question to my own satisfaction. Well played, sir!" got typoed as "Check your autism privilege, faggot." The letters are, like, right next to each other!
And the dolphins think they're the smarter ones for THE EXACT SAME REASON.
It makes lots of sense as the opening sentence for a herbology book. The person in question (she) has tried to (or wants to) give this information to the church, to authorities (my take on 'man of the house'), to the author and everyone else.
Basically: This is a Public Domain license.
Humans live about 40-50% the span whales do, they just seem abnormal because primates don't normally live that long.
Have you heard music from the past ten years?
Every single OS written before the internet was a common household thing says hi.
Dude. You know this thing about spoiler alerts?
You'd think Netflix would NOTICE that the movie was turned off within the first 25-50% and never finished, then use that as a metric NOT to recommend movies like that?
Not necessarily.
I have no clue who this guy is, never heard of him, but if he actually WANTED to make this work and simply couldn't it probably feels like a pretty bad defeat despite the money.
Maybe because in Europe (hell, probably all over the world) the standard has become to not leave contact info but a mocking note instead.
Dude, you're talking about laws of physics here. A car going 65 MPH is physically incapable of coming to a complete and abrupt stop in a way that does NOT kill the driver of said car.
This is a growing frustration in general - various games and programs have also switched to keeping secret the size of a given patch. You barely even know you're downloading something, and you certainly don't get to know how MUCH you're downloading. Discord is really bad with this, and Twitch's "Downloading file X of Y" is just laughably useless.
Linus always tells it like it is, which you can either view as professional or not. But from an engineering perspective, it seems better to do that than just say something polite so you don't upset people.
It appears to me he's directing his displeasure at Intel management/legal/marketing making decisions where really they shouldn't.
Just to see the Slashdot reaction after you got +5 Insightful for your comment, I'm going to try a little social experiment:
Trump always tells it like it is, which you can either view as professional or not. But from a leadership perspective, it seems better to do that than just say something polite so you don't upset people.
It appears to me he's directing his displeasure at Democrats/newspapers/people in general making decisions where really they shouldn't.
The headline is almost two full lines on my screen; longest yet on Slashdot?
The rest of the car is unlikely to last a century or more, though.
I applaud you for how many people you snared with that bait. Well done, sir, well done.
Approximately 1 to 0.9995743548.
You're the editor of that newsletter, "How To Be Perfect And Never Make Mistakes", aren't you? May I please subscribe to it?
Glue stick.
What's the range of a single cell phone tower? Maybe, just MAYBE, they're going to build MORE THAN ONE once the experiment is done and shown to work?
I would much rather have fewer children born with more born into families that WANT them, than more children born with more born into families that never wanted children but made a mistake, bad call, etc.
Strong confirmation? "Send Alert?" [Yes] [No]
Comparing it to hiring a hitman is actually the best analogy I've seen in all this mess.
If you hire a hitman, you are guilty of the murder. So is the hitman. You are BOTH guilty. In the same vein, both the *spits* prankster AND the officer who fired the killing shot are guilty.
If you need to work to reliably eat and keep a roof over your head, but you CAN'T find work anywhere due to illness, lack of (the right) skills, past crime history making you undesirable for hiring etc., then spending your time stealing stuff becomes very attractive. If you have a reliable income and you're basically a good person you stop stealing stuff.
Or do any kind of serious text work. Can you imagine typing a twenty page report on an onscreen keyboard on your phone?