Why are you just sitting there, letting this happen. Quick! Go patent machine developed patents. Or, more accurately an algorithm to develop patent-able algorithms.
Whether such a device satisfies a turning test is left as an exercise for the examiner.
Gold is an industrial metal. I.e. it has value beyond its "intrinsic" value (whatever the hell that means). I, for one, don't want the value of my currency to be impacted by the success of widget manufacture. Similarly, as a widget manufacturer, I don't want the price of my goods to be affected by currency speculators. The chromium and nickle markets are irritating enough as it is. (Chromium and nickle are primary components of stainless steel. The price of SS is directly related to its proportional content of these metals)
Silly boy. The market isn't there to serve YOU. It is there to fill corporate balance sheets. If an ill-informed customer base improves profits, the market will shift to conditions that promote an ill-informed customer base.
Cheating in engineering will only get you so far. Early courses are generally large enough that a certain percentage of cheating will go unnoticed. As you reach your upper graduate coursework, it will become cleaer who learned the earlier material and who relied upon others.
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I figure that problem will eventually fix itself.
Why are you just sitting there, letting this happen. Quick! Go patent machine developed patents. Or, more accurately an algorithm to develop patent-able algorithms.
Whether such a device satisfies a turning test is left as an exercise for the examiner.
What's a astronogist?
They already run netBSD.
No, ass-rainbows are from the pop-tart toting kitten.
Furthermore...
Gold is an industrial metal. I.e. it has value beyond its "intrinsic" value (whatever the hell that means). I, for one, don't want the value of my currency to be impacted by the success of widget manufacture. Similarly, as a widget manufacturer, I don't want the price of my goods to be affected by currency speculators. The chromium and nickle markets are irritating enough as it is. (Chromium and nickle are primary components of stainless steel. The price of SS is directly related to its proportional content of these metals)
They will attache the one they can see.
There's an app for that.
Otherwise, they wouldn't be suspect.
Show me a energy industry that does not receive public subsidy.
I'd rather be good than lucky. But I will take luck where I find it.
I love that one.
The competitive binge drinking mini-game is the best.
A free market requires *informed* consumers
Silly boy. The market isn't there to serve YOU. It is there to fill corporate balance sheets. If an ill-informed customer base improves profits, the market will shift to conditions that promote an ill-informed customer base.
Is there anyone working on a port?
Thank you.
Now I will go find a spoon and try to gouge out my mind's eye.
It makes Rupert Murdoch more money. Oh, you meant, "how is it better for the customer?" Does that actually matter?
You make a salient point that I believe most of the other posters have missed.
How does this improve the experience for advertizers?
So long as the former doesn't exceed the latter, I don't see a problem.
Wolverines!
It definitely has the play feel of Classic Wow.
Classic WoW? Sounds more like classic UO.
I'm sorry, if your boss knows your in-game avatars... you deserve what you get.
Me not that kind of orc.
Cheating in engineering will only get you so far. Early courses are generally large enough that a certain percentage of cheating will go unnoticed. As you reach your upper graduate coursework, it will become cleaer who learned the earlier material and who relied upon others.
That does make it difficult to stand on. I am guessing the post-grad must have had small feet.
Brute-forcing the password can be time consuming.
PUT DOWN THE PENCIL, YOU HAVE FIFTEEN SECONDS TO COMPLY.
(I can't believe no one thought of this reference yet. Damn kids these days, don't know their classics)