Have you ever considered that perhaps Autism is an evolution of humans, rather than a thing which will "fuck" us?
LMAO, you don't know how evolution works, do you? What possible advantage could autism provide, when it renders most afflicted persons unsociable and awkward and therefore highly unlikely to pass on their genes?
Good luck doing the same thing starting now and going ahead 30 years. This is not Sam's company anymore, not by a long shot.
Yeah, no spyware/malware on Android!
Hey, why don't you go re-invent Railroad Time, since that's what these stupid DST discussions always devolve into.
Hence "know thyself"
If homeopathy were true, I could drink a thimblefull of water from the Great Lakes and be cured of every disease in North America.
Guess what?
The plural of anecdote is data: http://blog.revolutionanalytic...
Eat a reasonable balanced diet with some exercise. Something Dr.s have been saying for many decades.
Eat right. Exercise. Get a good night's sleep. Enjoy the occasional drink or smoke. Stay away from harmful drugs.
Exactly. This is something 1st world doctors have been saying for decades. Sounds pretty fucking 'holistic' to me!
Not gonna happen.
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Simple: Put the valuables in a smaller safe INSIDE the bigger one!
On my Mac, the Chrome app is 6 times the size of Firefox, and far slower. Just sayin'.
So what? If the whole thing isn't loaded into memory, why would the file size matter? The biggest parts of GraphicConverter.app are the embedded PDF manuals; if you don't open them, they're never loaded into RAM.
No, "they" meaning the end users. They didn't want some bastard child of an OS, they wanted what everyone else in the world runs: Windows, and Office.
End of story.
The FCC could have, or a radio advertising network could have same info. Someone with access to that info could make the page. Whether that WOULD happen is another matter.
You should be able to edit it, but WP requires that change to have a 3rd party source, which frankly is a bit ridiculous, but I can totally understand why the rule is there.
Intel CPUs are not defective, they just act that way. -- Henry Spencer
