It varies, for depending on the place a few elections might be happening at the same time: presidency, senate, congress, the equivalent to the US governor, the equivalent to congress for regions, maybe even your own council. Got to explain, Spain is pretty much a federal system with 17 independent governments, although they're not *that* independent as they are in the US. In some regions they may even take the chance to consult the citizenship on legislative matters also.
The last 0.5% takes about 3 days to be computed, these come from abroad
In Spain the polls close at 8pm and typically 90% of the votes have been counted by 11:30pm, 95% one hour later and 98% by 3am. This is a country with 45 million inhabitants.
I guess that's why you want military advisers for. The president needs only his intelligence and common sense to take the right decision of the choices that have been put before him. One person cannot know ALL of military, economics, education, healthcare and so on.
Dude. Touch screens need to be calibrated as part of their initial set up, otherwise pressing "here" might result in triggering a click "there". Bet a tenner this problem is related to lack of, or wrong, calibration.
Same here. Our source tree is around 2GB and it takes around 1/2h to checkout.
There was only one time it took a long while to sync an already checked out depot, it was after coming back from a 15 day holiday, took 30 seconds to sync.
That said, I'm a subversion whore. Not a big fan of p4, but it does work very well indeed.
Don't follow this advice. Leaving the clutch disengaged at traffic lights, stops at traffic jams etc will warp the clutch plates and wear the release bearing quicker.
Furthermore, the fuel consumption of a car whose throttle is not being actioned and is over 20mph is exactly zero. If you disengage the clutch, it needs to burn fuel to keep the engine going and avoid stalling.
Therefore gliding downhill in neutral or with a disengaged clutch is not only counterproductive to save fuel, it's also dangerous due to loss of control of the car itself and very taxing on the engine components when you engage the gear or the clutch again.
Looks fake to me. The screenshots on the article's websites show the cars on the exactly same positions, so it's obviously the same square, photoshopped.
Mainly a better way of selecting text and images for c&p. Mind you, it's what I use most of the time and I rarely need to c&p big amounts of text so it's not really a problem.
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You scare the bejesus out of me :S :S
Actually, well before that. But the parent said import.
I'm scared of you now :S
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takes you to your home directory.
Actually dude our timezone is between UK's and Moscow's :)
Que?
Greetings from Spain.
It varies, for depending on the place a few elections might be happening at the same time: presidency, senate, congress, the equivalent to the US governor, the equivalent to congress for regions, maybe even your own council. Got to explain, Spain is pretty much a federal system with 17 independent governments, although they're not *that* independent as they are in the US. In some regions they may even take the chance to consult the citizenship on legislative matters also.
The last 0.5% takes about 3 days to be computed, these come from abroad
In Spain the polls close at 8pm and typically 90% of the votes have been counted by 11:30pm, 95% one hour later and 98% by 3am. This is a country with 45 million inhabitants.
I guess that's why you want military advisers for. The president needs only his intelligence and common sense to take the right decision of the choices that have been put before him. One person cannot know ALL of military, economics, education, healthcare and so on.
Dude. Touch screens need to be calibrated as part of their initial set up, otherwise pressing "here" might result in triggering a click "there". Bet a tenner this problem is related to lack of, or wrong, calibration.
Unix and linux dickwaving below this line:
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Same here. Our source tree is around 2GB and it takes around 1/2h to checkout.
There was only one time it took a long while to sync an already checked out depot, it was after coming back from a 15 day holiday, took 30 seconds to sync.
That said, I'm a subversion whore. Not a big fan of p4, but it does work very well indeed.
[...] But in the end, it doesn't just affect the UK. It will eventually apply to every country [...]
No it won't, we're safe in Spain. Our government simply hasn't got the cash to do this :)
So what if I'm a passenger in the car? Or if I'm in the train or bus?
Don't follow this advice. Leaving the clutch disengaged at traffic lights, stops at traffic jams etc will warp the clutch plates and wear the release bearing quicker.
Furthermore, the fuel consumption of a car whose throttle is not being actioned and is over 20mph is exactly zero. If you disengage the clutch, it needs to burn fuel to keep the engine going and avoid stalling.
Therefore gliding downhill in neutral or with a disengaged clutch is not only counterproductive to save fuel, it's also dangerous due to loss of control of the car itself and very taxing on the engine components when you engage the gear or the clutch again.
Because Apple doesn't allow it.
What if you could create a nano ratchet that can only go in one direction?
Already done.
You can't force people to be free.
And that's any of US business because...?
Why? I've got a very large music collection and I seriously don't know what would I do without Amarok.
Don't even get me started on the indentation topic...
Looks fake to me. The screenshots on the article's websites show the cars on the exactly same positions, so it's obviously the same square, photoshopped.
Mainly a better way of selecting text and images for c&p. Mind you, it's what I use most of the time and I rarely need to c&p big amounts of text so it's not really a problem.
Aye, Foxit is really quick and it's a very good viewer. Okular in KDE is also very good rendering files, although it does lack a few features.