Clinton was impeached. Impeachment simply means the accusations were raised; it means that there is a possibility of removal from presidency. The senate has to hold a trial to determine the president's fate AFTER he's been impeached.
Now, assuming I haven't entirely misunderstood this article, we are paying the government to create one sided propaganda promoting their cause. A cause that the vast majority of voters and tax payers do not support. We are paying them to do these things. Is this an april fool's joke?
Why should the film maker have to cover the flaws in the other two Abrahamic religions? For one, he might not be as personally related to the other religions, or maybe just doesn't know much about the other two. Maybe he's decided to let someone else fight that battle. For another, flamebait would be saying "Muslims are the suck" and not explaining why. You haven't seen the film, so you obviously can't know if it's flamebait or not.
Self correction: Quantum computing is basically worthless for use in a desktop computer without being pared with a traditional processor.
Quantum computing is very fast for factoring large integers, database searches, and cryptography.
Quantum computing is basically worthless without traditional processors working along side it. Although there are many things quantum works exceedingly well for, the vast majority of tasks get no benefit from being on a quantum computer. There probably won't be a 400000x increase in the near future.
Actually, OS X uses plists because XML, which is more widely known than YAML and much easier to learn, is built directly into the Cocoa API.
Using an XML file basically consists of the following code: NSError xmlError = [[NSError alloc] init]; NSXMLDocument doc = [[NSXMLDocument alloc] initWithContentsofURL:@"Put your URL here" options:NSXMLDocumentTidyXML error:&xmlError];//Handle errors around here
Then you can basically do anything with your doc object. You can insert a child at a certain index, you can ask it for the root element, you can set the DTD to something else, you can apply XSLT to get transformed XML or HTML markup back, you can validate it against its DTD, you can delete children at a certain index, etc. All of these actions take one line. It's a really beautiful, simple system. YAML is... not.
Design is relatively subjective. I don't think it's right for me to critique design for being undesigned, because that quality is fairly ethereal. The 'designy-ness' of a design is directly proportional to the amount of work and thought put into it. I can think of many times when designed projects don't go over well with the public, but their popularity doesn't define the level of design. I don't know how much time or work they put into their website, so I don't know which choices are intentional and which ones are just whatever.
But really, green and white? Asian brushstrokes used as graphic? The 'bamboo beauty' theme has been done to absolute death. I wish Humanized the best, but I'm kind of dissapointed that Mozilla didn't spring for someone who wasn't quite so green.
They're basically Best Buy employees with shaven heads and torn clothes, shot up with Apple's trademark "better than thou" attitude.
That's funny, all of the people I've met who work at an Apple store are incredibly well dressed. But your anecdotal evidence is clearly more accurate than mine.
But to me, it's like walking into a very feminine beauty parlor, or a lingerie department as a man.
Oh, well, this would explain it. You need to grow some self-esteem so that you can become comfortable with your sexuality. It is not normal to feel uncomfortable around places designed to attract the gender opposite to yours. The normal response is indifference. Your response indicates latent bisexuality or homosexuality. You might want to check up on that.
But seriously, "for normal people, it's a very alien experience"? I just don't even know how you can say that kind of thing seriously. Are all people heterosexual men in your little fantasy world? That's also kind of mccreeps. What do they do in their free time? Not have sex, apparently.
Final comments: Many people who work for Apple Stores are indeed homosexual, bisexual, transexual, or questioning. I know this for a fact because I've worked at one. The fact that the stores make you uncomfortable, and that you think that they're similar to lingerie departments run by vagrants, indicates that you have a serious reality perspective/gender identity issue.
Ironically enough, PSO explores similar themes in different ways. In episode one, the storyline is very much focused on ethical questions (although in a very facile fashion) with Elenoir, Mags, Dark Falz, Flowen, etcetera. I do believe the sign you speak of is in Phantasy Star Online: Blue Burst, but it is very difficult to see on any lower texture levels.
It's all about how they collected the evidence; though. You can't just go around and stalk people or whatever and then ignore state law because you think they've violated a federal law.
I think the GP's point was that you have the option to get a well paying job and be able to pay that much. You do decide what you're majoring in, you know.
But are you willing to work hard to go towards law or health or another difficult field? If the answer is 'no', then, well, deal with yourself.
Random guy says he doesn't like new games and Pong is the best thang evaaar.
This makes headlines?
Most gamers I know, including myself, like new games and find pong boring. I won't play pong for 50 hours. I will play Team Fortress 2 for 50 hours.
People who are in fashion are smart. People who follow fashion are not.
You're being discriminated against by brunette-gone-blonde girls who think Paris Hilton is an icon and lack anything but the most superficial recognition of reality.
You are not being discriminated against by the designers, models, creative directors, sample makers, or stylists. The "stupid fashinista [sic] culture" embraces the ugly and different more than it doesn't. Watch Top Model to see women who aren't conventionally beautiful produce amazing pictures. Watch Project Runway to see designers that are more often fat and badly dressed than not.
No, you're the one who is discriminating by not knowing the difference between 'fashionistas' and petty blonde bitches. Think before you pick a title.
You state yourself that the tests were cruel and inhumane. You admit that you are promoting a very, very cruel idea. So why do you abstract yourself from these tests, making yourself a third party? After all, you're a thinker, you're not the testee, you're the tester. Right?
Maybe you should ask yourself if YOU want to be the one the tests are done on. And if you say, "Well, it would benefit everyone else," then you are in serious need of mental help. You should be excited about these models; they can be used to save lives without sacrificing anyone's.
Find good artists? Get higher standards? Every CD I've gotten in the last five or so years has had at most one or two bad songs. I'm a gay male who listens to various j-pop artists, musical soundtracks, and quite a few hip-hop and dance composers.
Apply! Most people don't even try applying to top schools because they immediately assume they'll get shot down. You have a better chance of getting in than you think you do.
I think you're thinking of Blue Dragon, made by Akira Toriyama, creator of Dragon Quest and Dragon Ball. He's had very little to do with Final Fantasy.
What will I say? It's pretty obvious. I'll have to reinvent myself and work harder, after all, isn't the entire point of the human race competition? Ever since the dawn of man people have been competing over resources and work. Now, instead of someone taking all of your food by killing lots of animals before you can, someone takes all of your money by doing a better job.
Honestly, (and I'm not saying this to anyone in particular), it's shocking to me that so many evolutionists don't believe in survival of the fittest.
I have a comment on point 1: Group work in schools is the most retarded thing anyone could ever come up with. The only reason for it is that it "Prepares students for real world conditions were they must work in groups." Bullshit. In the real world, everyone is at least somewhat motivated to do work because they're being payed. In school group work, one or two people are motivated to get a perfect grade, and the rest are often okay with whatever. In reality, it isn't really group work. One person does the entire project, the rest just get the grade.
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Clinton was impeached. Impeachment simply means the accusations were raised; it means that there is a possibility of removal from presidency. The senate has to hold a trial to determine the president's fate AFTER he's been impeached.
Who said I was a libertarian?
Someone's a little bit bitter.
Now, assuming I haven't entirely misunderstood this article,
we are paying the government to create one sided propaganda promoting their cause. A cause that the vast majority of voters and tax payers do not support. We are paying them to do these things. Is this an april fool's joke?
Why should the film maker have to cover the flaws in the other two Abrahamic religions? For one, he might not be as personally related to the other religions, or maybe just doesn't know much about the other two. Maybe he's decided to let someone else fight that battle. For another, flamebait would be saying "Muslims are the suck" and not explaining why. You haven't seen the film, so you obviously can't know if it's flamebait or not.
Self correction: Quantum computing is basically worthless for use in a desktop computer without being pared with a traditional processor. Quantum computing is very fast for factoring large integers, database searches, and cryptography.
Quantum computing is basically worthless without traditional processors working along side it. Although there are many things quantum works exceedingly well for, the vast majority of tasks get no benefit from being on a quantum computer. There probably won't be a 400000x increase in the near future.
Actually, OS X uses plists because XML, which is more widely known than YAML and much easier to learn, is built directly into the Cocoa API.
//Handle errors around here
Using an XML file basically consists of the following code:
NSError xmlError = [[NSError alloc] init];
NSXMLDocument doc = [[NSXMLDocument alloc] initWithContentsofURL:@"Put your URL here" options:NSXMLDocumentTidyXML error:&xmlError];
Then you can basically do anything with your doc object. You can insert a child at a certain index, you can ask it for the root element, you can set the DTD to something else, you can apply XSLT to get transformed XML or HTML markup back, you can validate it against its DTD, you can delete children at a certain index, etc. All of these actions take one line. It's a really beautiful, simple system. YAML is... not.
Design is relatively subjective. I don't think it's right for me to critique design for being undesigned, because that quality is fairly ethereal. The 'designy-ness' of a design is directly proportional to the amount of work and thought put into it. I can think of many times when designed projects don't go over well with the public, but their popularity doesn't define the level of design. I don't know how much time or work they put into their website, so I don't know which choices are intentional and which ones are just whatever.
But really, green and white? Asian brushstrokes used as graphic? The 'bamboo beauty' theme has been done to absolute death. I wish Humanized the best, but I'm kind of dissapointed that Mozilla didn't spring for someone who wasn't quite so green.
But seriously, "for normal people, it's a very alien experience"? I just don't even know how you can say that kind of thing seriously. Are all people heterosexual men in your little fantasy world? That's also kind of mccreeps. What do they do in their free time? Not have sex, apparently.
Final comments: Many people who work for Apple Stores are indeed homosexual, bisexual, transexual, or questioning. I know this for a fact because I've worked at one. The fact that the stores make you uncomfortable, and that you think that they're similar to lingerie departments run by vagrants, indicates that you have a serious reality perspective/gender identity issue.
Ironically enough, PSO explores similar themes in different ways. In episode one, the storyline is very much focused on ethical questions (although in a very facile fashion) with Elenoir, Mags, Dark Falz, Flowen, etcetera. I do believe the sign you speak of is in Phantasy Star Online: Blue Burst, but it is very difficult to see on any lower texture levels.
I didn't necessarily mean to literally stalk, I just meant to say something like, "collect information about." "Investigate", even.
It's all about how they collected the evidence; though. You can't just go around and stalk people or whatever and then ignore state law because you think they've violated a federal law.
Mhmm, let's strip the voting rights from all of the GBLT community and from anyone who is infertile.
I think the GP's point was that you have the option to get a well paying job and be able to pay that much. You do decide what you're majoring in, you know.
But are you willing to work hard to go towards law or health or another difficult field? If the answer is 'no', then, well, deal with yourself.
Random guy says he doesn't like new games and Pong is the best thang evaaar. This makes headlines? Most gamers I know, including myself, like new games and find pong boring. I won't play pong for 50 hours. I will play Team Fortress 2 for 50 hours.
You're being discriminated against by brunette-gone-blonde girls who think Paris Hilton is an icon and lack anything but the most superficial recognition of reality.
You are not being discriminated against by the designers, models, creative directors, sample makers, or stylists. The "stupid fashinista [sic] culture" embraces the ugly and different more than it doesn't. Watch Top Model to see women who aren't conventionally beautiful produce amazing pictures. Watch Project Runway to see designers that are more often fat and badly dressed than not.
No, you're the one who is discriminating by not knowing the difference between 'fashionistas' and petty blonde bitches. Think before you pick a title.
-Tired pattern maker.
spend all their time in the gym
There is a reason we do this, and it isn't fitness.
You state yourself that the tests were cruel and inhumane.
You admit that you are promoting a very, very cruel idea.
So why do you abstract yourself from these tests, making yourself a third party? After all, you're a thinker, you're not the testee, you're the tester. Right?
Maybe you should ask yourself if YOU want to be the one the tests are done on. And if you say, "Well, it would benefit everyone else," then you are in serious need of mental help. You should be excited about these models; they can be used to save lives without sacrificing anyone's.
Find good artists? Get higher standards?
Every CD I've gotten in the last five or so years has had at most one or two bad songs. I'm a gay male who listens to various j-pop artists, musical soundtracks, and quite a few hip-hop and dance composers.
Only 9?
Apply! Most people don't even try applying to top schools because they immediately assume they'll get shot down. You have a better chance of getting in than you think you do.
I think you're thinking of Blue Dragon, made by Akira Toriyama, creator of Dragon Quest and Dragon Ball. He's had very little to do with Final Fantasy.
What will I say? It's pretty obvious. I'll have to reinvent myself and work harder, after all, isn't the entire point of the human race competition? Ever since the dawn of man people have been competing over resources and work. Now, instead of someone taking all of your food by killing lots of animals before you can, someone takes all of your money by doing a better job.
Honestly, (and I'm not saying this to anyone in particular), it's shocking to me that so many evolutionists don't believe in survival of the fittest.
I have a comment on point 1:
Group work in schools is the most retarded thing anyone could ever come up with. The only reason for it is that it "Prepares students for real world conditions were they must work in groups."
Bullshit.
In the real world, everyone is at least somewhat motivated to do work because they're being payed. In school group work, one or two people are motivated to get a perfect grade, and the rest are often okay with whatever. In reality, it isn't really group work. One person does the entire project, the rest just get the grade.