Then there's Excel, which is far, far easier to use than the Libre version.
Not for everything. How do you get a function to return an array in Excel? In LibreOffice, you click a checkbox. In Excel, it's F2, then control-shift-enter.
(b) learning angles, areas and volumes with degrees.
How did you learn areas and volumes in terms of degrees?
Radians are a far more intuitive concept.
Radians are more intuitive with respect to some things, but degrees are better for discussing angles. 37 degrees is easier than its equivalent in radians,
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Does Bob Eubanks do the questioning?
Meanwhile, speaking as an H1B worker,
And what evidence do we have that you are, in fact, an H1B worker?
Believe me
If you want us to believe you, you can start by not posting anonymously.
But however much it costs, it's still easier to get support if more than one company can look at the source code.
OK, Yeah, because Canonical is the only company that can support Raring Ringtail. Nobody else could possibly read the source.
Then there's Excel, which is far, far easier to use than the Libre version.
Not for everything. How do you get a function to return an array in Excel? In LibreOffice, you click a checkbox. In Excel, it's F2, then control-shift-enter.
Yeah, because Ubuntu is the only company that can support Raring Ringtail. Nobody else could possibly read the source.
Are all uses of degrees computationally complex?
Should I do a 3.14159 from my previous statement?
(b) learning angles, areas and volumes with degrees.
How did you learn areas and volumes in terms of degrees?
Radians are a far more intuitive concept.
Radians are more intuitive with respect to some things, but degrees are better for discussing angles. 37 degrees is easier than its equivalent in radians,
Pay too well for a job and you get people interested only in the pay, not doing the job well.
Do you include CEOs?
But to get their we would start by firing all the current teachers.
To get their what?
Maybe your acquaintances are the exceptions.
Which state governments are on the verge of collapse, and why?
Manju, is that you?
And what are state interests as opposed to the interests of a state's citizens?
Ribbons do have some actual practical advantages over menus and toolbars. They dynamically and predictably scale to fill available screen space,
Is this scaling an advantage? How does the ribbon know how much space is available? What if the user is running other programs?
Dammit, Jim! I'm a doctor, not a spelling geek!
Couldn't you achieve the same effect by having sufficient gravity to break the electron shells?
I don't think 1960s Michelle Nichols had to travel to an alternate universe to get hit on.
no electromagnetism to promote "clumping" into atoms
The formation of nuclei with more than one proton requires the strong force.
Religion is a cheap thing.
Have you seen the Vatican? Or Joel Osteen's safe?
What if nature is simply part of the universe, rather than a simulation of it?
And are those laws written in some language?
If "nature" is really just a computer running a simulation that we live inside
Then what is it simulating?
That's a feature, not a bug.