Ahhh, the per-passenger-mile fallacy. I'd love that if I could do the annual 10k or so road miles at aircraft risk probabilities. The problem is that those 10k miles represent several hundred or more trips. Usually, air miles are done in big chuncks, so a more realistic representation of risk probabilities is to use per-passenger-trip. When you embark on a trip, it is preferable to arrive in one piece, regardless of the distance of the trip.
After reading all these posts comparing running costs between a USD100K two seat EV sports car and a USD27K gasoline minivan by cherry picking the data, I don't find it at all surprising that Microsoft can easily bamboozle people with TCO claims.
It's just to be doubly sure, like the post up the page which used the regex **AA, just to make sure that no *AAs were missed, including Alcoholics Anonymous and various Automobile Associations
Same as printing your own money... alone you won't break the world economy, but if too many people do it they get together and create a central bank to support their "business". There, fixed that for you.
Does the card contain any more valuable information? No, but the linked camera that took a photo of the card owner, or correlation with time-stamped CCTV footage might provide some useful additional info.
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The tinfoil pants are for preventing them reading his mind.
Cue persistent formal requests to MS for specification details regarding "auto space like Word 95" et al. It's obviously the first step on the road to litigation/anti-trust cases.
Interesting point. Should a solved cube be a member of the set of all starting points, and also would it also be a member of the set of essentially similar ones?
If there's a cold wind whistling in through the open door, then certainly cold is coming in. Since convection is one of the three heat transfer mechanisms, then movement of cold mass and subsequent dilution with a warmer mass, viz. cold coming in, is a valid description of heat transfer.
A burning tire around a camera is tant-amount to an act of terrorism by virtue of its lack of shiny-happiness and thus is to be treated with suspicion rather than as food for thought. A better civil disobedience act, more in the vein of The Chaser's War on Everything would be for a team to swan around the city posing as a CCTV camera cleaning crew, albeit using a can of black spray paint instead of proper cleaning equipment.
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Ahh... It's not goatse.cx, it's just a space station.
Ahhh, the per-passenger-mile fallacy. I'd love that if I could do the annual 10k or so road miles at aircraft risk probabilities. The problem is that those 10k miles represent several hundred or more trips. Usually, air miles are done in big chuncks, so a more realistic representation of risk probabilities is to use per-passenger-trip. When you embark on a trip, it is preferable to arrive in one piece, regardless of the distance of the trip.
D.S. al Fine.
After reading all these posts comparing running costs between a USD100K two seat EV sports car and a USD27K gasoline minivan by cherry picking the data, I don't find it at all surprising that Microsoft can easily bamboozle people with TCO claims.
It's just to be doubly sure, like the post up the page which used the regex **AA, just to make sure that no *AAs were missed, including Alcoholics Anonymous and various Automobile Associations
Sure, the US is handing out a shitload of money to poor countries. Since US is heavily indebted, just who's money are they giving away?
Since we are having so many problesm with ones and twos, may I ask whether this make us constipated or incontinent.
The USA puts $250 billion each year on the tab, of which it only settles a quarter.
The Arabs and Chinese are truely getting stiffed by the US.
Do you really have to repeat all those vowels?
Stop whining, get out of the basement and get some fresh air, you lazy lot.
Sincerely,
Your fearless leader,
GWB
It's John Winston Howard's fairy-tale ending. A perfect method to implement wage restraint.
The tinfoil pants are for preventing them reading his mind.
What, so you can check out Amber's crabs?
Cue persistent formal requests to MS for specification details regarding "auto space like Word 95" et al. It's obviously the first step on the road to litigation/anti-trust cases.
Of course it simplified things. Every issue resolves to a dichotomy. A simple choice then.
The sound of the CPU cooling fan at 2.4GHz?
Interesting point. Should a solved cube be a member of the set of all starting points, and also would it also be a member of the set of essentially similar ones?
I say it's probably in the basement.
Care to reveal your specs?
Only car analogies parse around here.
Almost like a garage for your car.
If there's a cold wind whistling in through the open door, then certainly cold is coming in.
Since convection is one of the three heat transfer mechanisms, then movement of cold mass and subsequent dilution with a warmer mass, viz. cold coming in, is a valid description of heat transfer.