Comment Re: Why are we even discussing this again? (Score 1) 213
You hired programmers who didn't know what an array was? You might want to consider revamping your interview process.
You hired programmers who didn't know what an array was? You might want to consider revamping your interview process.
I'm sure that they corrected the article to show M instead of B now. I'd copy/pasted the original text in an earlier post above.
Long story short...let's not waste more time quibbling over M when B are being wasted.
They corrected the article. My post above was a copy/paste directly from the original text.
Then they just corrected it.
"You get those breaks as a single parent too."
As a former single parent, I was able to claim "Head of Household"...more than just a single with a dependent.
Please release the data! I'm getting my popcorn ready to see the sparks fly, and who's getting divorced, or dropping out of the presidential race.
Summary is wrong...it's $45B not M.
No, it's $45 Billion... With a B, according to the actual article.
When I read tens of millions, my first thought was "chump change among billions", but the summary is wrong. Here's the text from the actual article:
If the GAO is correct, then the military could have gotten that same service for about $45 billion less.
So, you don't watch movies? See, there's this thing called product placement.
"Yes explains why Donald Trump gets any press at all."
People want to watch train wrecks. People gawk at auto accidents. People want drama, or the Kardasians would actually have to work for a living.
Total waste of time. They only pay attention to the ones they want to, and from what I saw a couple weeks back, about half of the petitions would be unconstitutional. I think there was only one petition that was close to getting the minimum required votes. More people would play if the govt. was actually giving half a shit about this.
I don't disagree, and as I've stated elsewhere in this, I don't have a lot of of respect for that field. My response was focused upon the claim that Gitmo could be replaced in the U.S. with things like this, and I'll continue to disagree since those forms of interrogation would not be allowed (for several reasons) within U.S. borders.
As for ECT, I don't know much (I saw some articles with anecdotal evidence), but just because it looks like torture, doesn't make it so. The Mayo clinic seems to think it's a valid treatment for some issues...
http://www.mayoclinic.org/test...
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