how can something that implements SQL not be a 'real' relational database
The query language doesn't dictate what the underlyng data structure is. For example KDB+ is a column database that with it's own vector processing language called K (also Q). This isn't a relational database in the traditional sense but it supports SQL92 queries.
I never really thought about splitting larger housing into smaller onces. I can see how that really makes things difficult for families. I always had an instinct that buy to let was bad but since rental rates are so much lower in other countries I thought it was mostly ok. I guess not...
You're right about the housing shortage and true, buy to let does cause a bit of pressure on house prices but only if the house lies empty. If you think about it, someone who lives in a rented property is unlikely to also live in a bought one. Unless of course they are also a wealthy, countryside dwelling city worker with the money to spare for a rented apartment in town.
Anyway, city workers compete mostly with each other for the same kinds of property. For example, compare property in E14, the postcode of Canary Wharf with that of neighbouring postcodes such as E1, E2 and E3. It's also where the biggest buy to let market is. Rent and mortgage monthly payments are about comparable but you just need the critical mass of the 10% deposit. With the current credit crisis, gone are the days of 100% mortgages.
I work in Canary Wharf as a java devloper and earn about 65K per year and it's quite difficult to afford to rent OR buy in a place that you don't feel like you're taking part in a Crimewatch reconstruction.
I suppose the only good news is that property prices are falling in the uk. Check out Property Snake for the evidence in real terms.
Yikes. I scanned the doc briefly but I couldn't see exactly what it defined as 'fake'. Does it mean that the circuit breaker has no internal workings at all or is it just of inferior quality?
It's interesting that you think that way. From outside the US it appears that most US media supports the government in most of the things it does. Maybe that's because Ruppert Murdoch own's a sizeable chunk of it...
Very true. However I would have sympathy for those people if they didn't behave like such asshats. For Exhibit A, try taking a bus ride through a rough area of your (nearest) city and study the 'interactions'.
"Gnash is dead, you're on your own."
Now all you need is a replicator and you're good to go.
Is it LAX Security or Lax Security? I'm not sure...
I never really thought about splitting larger housing into smaller onces. I can see how that really makes things difficult for families. I always had an instinct that buy to let was bad but since rental rates are so much lower in other countries I thought it was mostly ok. I guess not...
poo?
Herr Lipp, is that you?
You're right about the housing shortage and true, buy to let does cause a bit of pressure on house prices but only if the house lies empty. If you think about it, someone who lives in a rented property is unlikely to also live in a bought one. Unless of course they are also a wealthy, countryside dwelling city worker with the money to spare for a rented apartment in town.
Anyway, city workers compete mostly with each other for the same kinds of property. For example, compare property in E14, the postcode of Canary Wharf with that of neighbouring postcodes such as E1, E2 and E3. It's also where the biggest buy to let market is. Rent and mortgage monthly payments are about comparable but you just need the critical mass of the 10% deposit. With the current credit crisis, gone are the days of 100% mortgages.
I work in Canary Wharf as a java devloper and earn about 65K per year and it's quite difficult to afford to rent OR buy in a place that you don't feel like you're taking part in a Crimewatch reconstruction.
I suppose the only good news is that property prices are falling in the uk. Check out Property Snake for the evidence in real terms.
Yikes. I scanned the doc briefly but I couldn't see exactly what it defined as 'fake'. Does it mean that the circuit breaker has no internal workings at all or is it just of inferior quality?
That's just the creationists. Everyone else is fine with it.
I'm sure it would be about as fun as the rest of his movies.
Have you ever written to one?
Just when you thought Blook was the worst it could get...
It's interesting that you think that way. From outside the US it appears that most US media supports the government in most of the things it does. Maybe that's because Ruppert Murdoch own's a sizeable chunk of it...
A million monkeys? That doesn't sound like "The Way it's Meant to be Played"
Well it has two words but at 96 hits and neither word on dictionary.com, it's not a google whack. :)
All these worlds are yours except Earth. Attempt no landing there. Use them together. Use them in peace.
Well observed. Also note that when he submits a post he has an AC/DC check box. Not many people can claim that!
I think she's gonna need some Nerf Stairs too.
Alright, I conceed. :)
Very true. However I would have sympathy for those people if they didn't behave like such asshats. For Exhibit A, try taking a bus ride through a rough area of your (nearest) city and study the 'interactions'.
Don't you mean "freeze frame"?
Like a squirrel saving nuts for the winter, you worked hard in school and college while those guys watched MTV. Now you reap the benefits...
All sounds plausible except I don't think he has enough speaker cable.