Except that there are only about three third world countries left. What countries do you consider second world? India and Indonesia and a few African ones? The split between first world and the rest is probably 50:50 or even 60:40.
I'm not anti emacs, it is just not worth _my_ time to learn the shortcuts:D I never suggested an particular editor to anyone...
My point is: as a system admin, you need to learn a subset of vi anyway, as I pointed out, you might need to log on to a system that has no Emacs installed.
If you had more clue, you would knew that a) I was teasing and b) that the names are completely different from nation to nation. In German there ist no north or south Asia. India is east Asia, and the parts east of Ural are simple Asia. I guess you are one of the Guys who believe the 'middle east' actually starts in north west Africa.
If Emacs had by default sane key bindings more people would use it. But as it is a mainly unix utility, potential users go with the mantra: don't change key bindings, because if you have to log on on a "foreign" system the bindings will be different. Hence the pros stick to "editors" that are simpler, guarantied to be installed by default, and have memorizable key bindings.
I'm 50, and I don't use Emacs, tried it when I was 21, switched to vi(m), never looked back.
You got it all opposite way around: the parties "offer" positions to catch votes, that is all. If your demography is so bad that 60% of the population is against gay marriage, the parties will oppose gay marriage. Your parties usually don't "make politics"... they turn their coat to catch the wind that breezes, hence the US are as a society so backyard.
But look how much typing he needed for this! All those letters make my mind confused. I'm not sure anymore if I'm an Atheist, after all he is right: I never left the solar system! But I plan that for my next vacation!
when science does not actually offer an alternative to God that has substantial proof. Why would science attempt that? What exactly is an alternative to God?
You believers mix a lot of things up with science. E.g. if there was a scientific proof for (a) God, I still would not _believe_ in him/her _pray_ to him/her or _worship_ him/her: because I'm not a religious person, plain and simple.
Are they released in significant enough quantities to be relevant to global warming? In our days, no. Hence the article, as this exhaust is significant, and we can not find the source.
My FB account has no information about my jobs, only my High School and University. I live in Europe, no one is using FB to find job or for recruiting. None who is not my friend does see my profile anyway.
Doesn't facebook know that and use the age group estimation derived from your browsing behavior rather than what you have entered? No, why would it? Not every web site visit has a "FB bug" following me. And my browsing behaviour has not changed the last 20 years, why would it?
And what is your point? Since when are we talking about "hub motors"?
Never heard the term btw.
You want to imply we had no hub motors in Europe 30 - 40 years ago? Strange, I learned about similar motors when I still was in school. And we most certainly did not call them "hub motors". Hub motor implies the engine is inside of the wheel. The four wheels drive I know about had the engines in the chassis, linear engines. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
In your post before, or another GP, in case it was not you, one claimed he would downshift without using the clutch, which makes in no car I ever used any sense. No idea if there are cars which can shift one gear down without using the clutch.
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Except that there are only about three third world countries left.
What countries do you consider second world? India and Indonesia and a few African ones?
The split between first world and the rest is probably 50:50 or even 60:40.
The shooter in Las Vegas had more than "hand guns".
The finish program is still running ...
The "prisoners" were flat 2D images, but you only noticed if you flew atop of them. Then they looked like a sheet of paper looked at from the side :D
I'm not anti emacs, it is just not worth _my_ time to learn the shortcuts :D ...
I never suggested an particular editor to anyone
My point is: as a system admin, you need to learn a subset of vi anyway, as I pointed out, you might need to log on to a system that has no Emacs installed.
I'm not a native english speaker, whichbwould be obvious to you if you were not a moron :)
No, the chance that such an amount is ocuring naturaly is zero.
And how would thatbe reflected in browsing behaviour? /. ?
No longer visiting
If you had more clue, you would knew that a) I was teasing and b) that the names are completely different from nation to nation. In German there ist no north or south Asia.
India is east Asia, and the parts east of Ural are simple Asia.
I guess you are one of the Guys who believe the 'middle east' actually starts in north west Africa.
Emacs is an IDE, so what exactly is your point?
If Emacs had by default sane key bindings more people would use it. But as it is a mainly unix utility, potential users go with the mantra: don't change key bindings, because if you have to log on on a "foreign" system the bindings will be different. Hence the pros stick to "editors" that are simpler, guarantied to be installed by default, and have memorizable key bindings.
I'm 50, and I don't use Emacs, tried it when I was 21, switched to vi(m), never looked back.
You got it all opposite way around: the parties "offer" positions to catch votes, that is all. If your demography is so bad that 60% of the population is against gay marriage, the parties will oppose gay marriage. Your parties usually don't "make politics" ... they turn their coat to catch the wind that breezes, hence the US are as a society so backyard.
Well, ...
so far I only checked Air France's web site
Wow, another guy mixing up what even the most primitive AIs are. A picture processing algorithm is not AI at the slightest.
But look how much typing he needed for this! All those letters make my mind confused. I'm not sure anymore if I'm an Atheist, after all he is right: I never left the solar system! But I plan that for my next vacation!
when science does not actually offer an alternative to God that has substantial proof.
Why would science attempt that? What exactly is an alternative to God?
You believers mix a lot of things up with science. E.g. if there was a scientific proof for (a) God, I still would not _believe_ in him/her _pray_ to him/her or _worship_ him/her: because I'm not a religious person, plain and simple.
Most German car manufacturer produce EVs, and they sell quite ok.
So, what is your point?
However most EVs sold in Germany are french (surprised?) and Asian.
That is a failure in researching ;D the link has nothing to do with CFC-11 ...
And the parent is right: volcanos don't spit out CFC-11 ... how the funk would they?
You are misinterpreting.
CFC-11 is a nearly 5000 times stronger Greenhouse gas than CO2, but it is only in very small amounts in the atmosphere.
Are they released in significant enough quantities to be relevant to global warming?
In our days, no. Hence the article, as this exhaust is significant, and we can not find the source.
And where is north Asia then ;D ?
My FB account has no information about my jobs, only my High School and University.
I live in Europe, no one is using FB to find job or for recruiting. None who is not my friend does see my profile anyway.
Doesn't facebook know that and use the age group estimation derived from your browsing behavior rather than what you have entered?
No, why would it?
Not every web site visit has a "FB bug" following me. And my browsing behaviour has not changed the last 20 years, why would it?
So that his friends and family can find him.
OTOH if you really would want to USE FB to find a job, you might better have a second account.
And what is your point? Since when are we talking about "hub motors"?
Never heard the term btw.
You want to imply we had no hub motors in Europe 30 - 40 years ago? Strange, I learned about similar motors when I still was in school. And we most certainly did not call them "hub motors". Hub motor implies the engine is inside of the wheel. The four wheels drive I know about had the engines in the chassis, linear engines. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
No idea what you try to explain.
Engine braking?
In your post before, or another GP, in case it was not you, one claimed he would downshift without using the clutch, which makes in no car I ever used any sense. No idea if there are cars which can shift one gear down without using the clutch.