Isn't she Girlsplaining? Womansplaining? Or how about we just use the work that has existed for many moons to describe exactly this type of person. Bitching!
And juice is way worse than eating the fruit would be. First of all, you drink more than one fruit worth of juice in a typical glass. Second of all, the fiber that comes from eating fruit slows down the absorption of the sugar so your body has more time to deal with it. Drinking the juice is a much quicker sugar spike.
We do have schools punishing kids for things they do on their own private online account that take place off of school grounds and not during school hours. How much more of an example do you need?
That, or women need to be forced to do the work even if they don't want to do it. If we start picking women at the age of 13 and force them into a life-long career in tech even if there are other things they would rather do, then we can get the percentages up to where they need to be./s
One thing that surprised me about Sprint service was the unlimited service and data included international roaming in Canada. I certainly did not expect to have free roaming in a forein country and unlimited data included.
Sounds great in a commercial. But in the real world, I see no difference. I can connect everywhere I go. While people on AT&T have no connection even in places I get one. To me, they are all the same. It is just marketing speak. And if you believe what they say on TV, I have a bridge to sell you. Cheap too!
My Sprint plan is "unlimited in every way". I'm not going to look online for it because I have had it for a few years and don't know if their current plans are the same.
12 minutes for what? Was that supposed to be some sort of statement that has meaning? You forgot the part where you give us useful information. Besides, designed for and reality are two different things. I have used the 'L'. Traveling two stations down would take 12 minutes. you could walk it in that time. I almost never used the trains because it was adways quicker to fight the traffic and drive around looking for parking. sorry, 'L' loses out.
Right. But that isn't happening yet. Is it cost effective? Does it actually work? I read somewhere in this slashdot page about how pallets of shampoo block the signal. If you can't read every tag it is no good. Plus, if two people leave the store at the same time, you can't tell who has what.
But he's still subject to the same records retention laws that Clinton was willfully subverting.
And how would sending an email from his official FBI account to a personal Gmail account subvert any record retention laws? In one case there are no records retained in government servers, in the other case there are. This does not sound like the same thing. Possible leaking of secure information is another matter, but that is not the main problem from my understanding.
I very much doubt that "anyone" reading this is more that 12,000 years old. If there is anyone that old, they sure must have one hell of a low slashdot id.
Even more costly than the price of the RFID sticker is the labor to attach them to all the products. Until you get every manufacturer of the items you want to sell to add them at the beginning.
Having experience with Microsoft products. It won't work well anyway. When I tell my PC to do something and it dose the opposite, (just happened this morning with an update I said to delay for an hour the proceeded to shut down all my work immediately for reboot) I know they have no clue about usability. When each window an a PC will have it's own keyboard layout. Because anybody in the world would want to type QWERTY when in notepad, but DVORAK while using the browser?! You can tell they don't use their own products and see how un-usable they actually are.
Doesn't it say something on our cash about how it is valid for all debts both public and private. I guess if I go into the store and get stuff and they don't take my completely valid cash, then the stuff is free then! Sound good to me!
Oh well. The more they tighten their grip, the more people will slip through their fingers. I will just resort to more piracy then. It works better than the big companies do anyway.
Frequency does not matter, really! I don't care about getting on a train in 5 minutes if it takes 45 minutes to get to my destination. Taking a car would be only 25 minutes because I don't have to stop at a dozen stations along the route. So 5 minute wait, or no minute wait with faster arrival where I want to go. See, the train looses out to the car. If I can skip the stations along the way then the train becomes much more useful.
Just pirate a new copy of Windows and you are all set. If it is only a gaming console (Windows is only acceptable as a toy) then MS can spy on it all they want. And if the games don't run, then yeah, pirate them also. Piracy is only fair since the other party of the agreement didn't stick to the agreement.
The trees also form a network under the ground. The roots are connected to fungus and they share nutrients and sugars back and forth. If you start killing off some of the other trees it can affect the others nearby, even different species.
My experience is different. I can see the ground or sky on a clear day. I don't see why you would say you can't see things on a clear day. I can see the horizon. Even onea cloudy day, I can see the movement of the plane through the windows. Even if I am in an isle seat, I can see the motion of the plane even if I can't see interesting things out the window. I will agree with you, that during my nap I don't see anything.
I really don't understand how you can claim the windows don't help. Forward motion will not cause a problem, but changes in your orientation will. Such as when the plane banks into a turn. I have felt major disorientation or dizziness when the plane banked unexpectedly and I did not have a view outside once I looked out the windows, even the ones on the other side of the plane, or many rows ahead of me, it got better. The eyes can see the horizon, or some reference in the clouds that allow your brain to make sense of the turning you are feeling. Turbulance would be another part, where one wing goes up and the opposite goes down real quick, looking out the window makes that much easier for your brain to follow.
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Just like the professionals know that trying to land a rocket booster is stupid and will never work! It took an "idiot" to figure out how to do that.
How about the "Real Mayo" crap that is not made of mayo. Don't forget that one.
But juice is squeezed from a fruit. Nut water is just ground up nuts mixed in water. There is no juice to get out of the nut that way.
Isn't she Girlsplaining? Womansplaining? Or how about we just use the work that has existed for many moons to describe exactly this type of person. Bitching!
And juice is way worse than eating the fruit would be. First of all, you drink more than one fruit worth of juice in a typical glass. Second of all, the fiber that comes from eating fruit slows down the absorption of the sugar so your body has more time to deal with it. Drinking the juice is a much quicker sugar spike.
We do have schools punishing kids for things they do on their own private online account that take place off of school grounds and not during school hours. How much more of an example do you need?
That, or women need to be forced to do the work even if they don't want to do it. If we start picking women at the age of 13 and force them into a life-long career in tech even if there are other things they would rather do, then we can get the percentages up to where they need to be. /s
One thing that surprised me about Sprint service was the unlimited service and data included international roaming in Canada. I certainly did not expect to have free roaming in a forein country and unlimited data included.
Sounds great in a commercial. But in the real world, I see no difference. I can connect everywhere I go. While people on AT&T have no connection even in places I get one. To me, they are all the same. It is just marketing speak. And if you believe what they say on TV, I have a bridge to sell you. Cheap too!
My Sprint plan is "unlimited in every way". I'm not going to look online for it because I have had it for a few years and don't know if their current plans are the same.
12 minutes for what? Was that supposed to be some sort of statement that has meaning? You forgot the part where you give us useful information. Besides, designed for and reality are two different things. I have used the 'L'. Traveling two stations down would take 12 minutes. you could walk it in that time. I almost never used the trains because it was adways quicker to fight the traffic and drive around looking for parking. sorry, 'L' loses out.
The link in GP would say different.
Right. But that isn't happening yet. Is it cost effective? Does it actually work? I read somewhere in this slashdot page about how pallets of shampoo block the signal. If you can't read every tag it is no good. Plus, if two people leave the store at the same time, you can't tell who has what.
But he's still subject to the same records retention laws that Clinton was willfully subverting.
And how would sending an email from his official FBI account to a personal Gmail account subvert any record retention laws? In one case there are no records retained in government servers, in the other case there are. This does not sound like the same thing. Possible leaking of secure information is another matter, but that is not the main problem from my understanding.
I very much doubt that "anyone" reading this is more that 12,000 years old. If there is anyone that old, they sure must have one hell of a low slashdot id.
Even more costly than the price of the RFID sticker is the labor to attach them to all the products. Until you get every manufacturer of the items you want to sell to add them at the beginning.
Having experience with Microsoft products. It won't work well anyway. When I tell my PC to do something and it dose the opposite, (just happened this morning with an update I said to delay for an hour the proceeded to shut down all my work immediately for reboot) I know they have no clue about usability. When each window an a PC will have it's own keyboard layout. Because anybody in the world would want to type QWERTY when in notepad, but DVORAK while using the browser?! You can tell they don't use their own products and see how un-usable they actually are.
Doesn't it say something on our cash about how it is valid for all debts both public and private. I guess if I go into the store and get stuff and they don't take my completely valid cash, then the stuff is free then! Sound good to me!
Oh well. The more they tighten their grip, the more people will slip through their fingers. I will just resort to more piracy then. It works better than the big companies do anyway.
Frequency does not matter, really! I don't care about getting on a train in 5 minutes if it takes 45 minutes to get to my destination. Taking a car would be only 25 minutes because I don't have to stop at a dozen stations along the route. So 5 minute wait, or no minute wait with faster arrival where I want to go. See, the train looses out to the car. If I can skip the stations along the way then the train becomes much more useful.
Just pirate a new copy of Windows and you are all set. If it is only a gaming console (Windows is only acceptable as a toy) then MS can spy on it all they want. And if the games don't run, then yeah, pirate them also. Piracy is only fair since the other party of the agreement didn't stick to the agreement.
The trees also form a network under the ground. The roots are connected to fungus and they share nutrients and sugars back and forth. If you start killing off some of the other trees it can affect the others nearby, even different species.
A link to a RaidoLab episode if anyone is interested.
Where is the profit in a cure. There is more money to be made in prolonged treatment for life.
My experience is different. I can see the ground or sky on a clear day. I don't see why you would say you can't see things on a clear day. I can see the horizon. Even onea cloudy day, I can see the movement of the plane through the windows. Even if I am in an isle seat, I can see the motion of the plane even if I can't see interesting things out the window. I will agree with you, that during my nap I don't see anything.
I really don't understand how you can claim the windows don't help. Forward motion will not cause a problem, but changes in your orientation will. Such as when the plane banks into a turn. I have felt major disorientation or dizziness when the plane banked unexpectedly and I did not have a view outside once I looked out the windows, even the ones on the other side of the plane, or many rows ahead of me, it got better. The eyes can see the horizon, or some reference in the clouds that allow your brain to make sense of the turning you are feeling. Turbulance would be another part, where one wing goes up and the opposite goes down real quick, looking out the window makes that much easier for your brain to follow.