It seems you're writing an article for your blog. Would you like me to:
Turn everything pink?
Stick cutesy pictures everywhere?
Change the i dots to little smily faces?
OMG that would be totally teh best thing like evah!!!
Now I can see why. And yes, onion rings would be just fine.
other than Henti != Hentai is there anything about my post that rates it Klingon?
Hmm. You seem to be not understanding the word "if". But anyway, it was merely a dig that you can do some pretty naff and useless subjects at uni these days - among them watching cartoons and speaking made-up languages.
Wow. We can see how lke totally useful your years at college were. I'll take that back if you minored in Klingon, though. And yes, now you ask, I'll take fries with that, thank you.
The value for a piece of software can be determined by how long it would take a developer to develop it multiplied by said developer's salary, plus overhead costs like equipment, facilities, insurance, etc. Indeed, this is true for anything, not just software.
In a way, yes. But I would say that's the cost. Or the break even price. Or projected cost if you haven't done it but you're thinking about it.
The value is what it does for you. If a company spent X developing a system that didn't work, would you say its value was X?
Yup, you see that with the free software on magazine cover disks. Usually it's what the software (usually it's two versions behind the current one) sold for back in the day.
A battery (primary or secondary) is a consumable and recognised as such by the industry.
If it's recognised as a consumable, fair enough - but in that case (pardon the pun) a design that doesn't allow it to be changed is a crap design, no matter how fucking seamless it looks.
Like any complex system, the health of a nation probably can't be pinned on one single factor.
Agreed. For one thing, Japanes companies expect their workers to put in long hours, but they take care of their employees in return. At one time firing someone would be seen as dishonour for the boss, though I hear it's not like that so much recently.
Then there's genetics and diet to consider. I suspect in both those factors the Anglo-Saxons resemble each other more than either resembles the Japanese.
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Global? That's to do with the so-called "rest of the world", isn't it?
I suspect that if the person you're attempting to educate is as good at geography as he is at economics then he:
a) never heard of it
b) doesn't believe in it
c) thinks it's flat.
The best film scientist was Edwin Land. Without him, homemade pr0n would have had to wait until the age of digital cameras.
Autoponies!
It seems you're writing an article for your blog. Would you like me to:
Turn everything pink?
Stick cutesy pictures everywhere?
Change the i dots to little smily faces?
OMG that would be totally teh best thing like evah!!!
The sliced bread on the moon was obviously fake, you can tell by the wrinkles on the bag and how the shadows fall on them.
What's that in libraries of congress per femtoparsec?
Now I can see why. And yes, onion rings would be just fine.
Hmm. You seem to be not understanding the word "if". But anyway, it was merely a dig that you can do some pretty naff and useless subjects at uni these days - among them watching cartoons and speaking made-up languages.Wow. We can see how lke totally useful your years at college were. I'll take that back if you minored in Klingon, though. And yes, now you ask, I'll take fries with that, thank you.
No, I think he's proved much more than that.
He's so new here that he doesn't know where here is.
So did the Luftwaffe. Your point was what?
The value is what it does for you. If a company spent X developing a system that didn't work, would you say its value was X?
Yup, you see that with the free software on magazine cover disks. Usually it's what the software (usually it's two versions behind the current one) sold for back in the day.
Optionally, you can write in for two extra sets of arms.
There's still room where the other lung is...
I couldn't even lift a tow truck, let alone swing one fast enough to break a window.
Then there's genetics and diet to consider. I suspect in both those factors the Anglo-Saxons resemble each other more than either resembles the Japanese.
And run up a huge bill making international calls to Korea.