And yet the bus doesn't depart until everyone is on board...
Since busses have finite space I assume that they would have to wait for some of the priority borders to die so that the rest of the people can get on that full bus. If not, an overbooked, full bus will leave people waiting for the next bus which will also have priority seating.
Really? Half the members of the US senate have been convicted of serious offences that are punishable by time in jail?
sigh... I thought this was common knowledge:
60 Minutes
Wall Street Journal
Congress is exempt from insider trading laws.
Remember when warez was done with honor?
When was stealing software ever honorable? I did it when I was young, but I never did it for the honor.... It was a Pokemon... gotta catch em all type of thing.
Some people did it for the credits or leech access to some dump site... but... not honor.
This could open up cheap land to space communication.
No... if you read the article you will see that these waves are affected by radiation. Last time I checked, space has a lot of radiation.
This is all the fault of the M$ plant Elop.
Elop has no power over NSN. It is run by a separate board and CEO.
You could have five fingers and count in binary the number you get right. There are only twenty questions.
Great idea until your co-worker punches you at correct answer number 4.
Orange: Shit. We're tits up because we ran out of money developing this phone platform.
Orange is one of the largest Cell Companies in the world. They definitely are not bankrupt or even close. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orange_(telecommunications)
Or you could try to do that, and utterly fail like 90%+ of the people who do.
Reference? I'm pretty sure I have seen quite a few people work their way through college and they did quite fine. This idea of starting out your post-college life with thousands upon thousands of dollars worth of debt can't be a good feeling.
The minimum cost of living is nearly twice the average pay of an uneducated person.
I did not "finish" college, but I don't consider college being the definition of "educated". Education can come from many different angles. I self-taught myself to program and do that pretty damn well. What programming theories did you learn in college that were applicable to a day to day job? Having mentored quite a few college grads, they are pretty green when they get out of college
but mostly for the fact that getting hired without a bachelors degree was literally impossible at the time.
Finally the truth and the reason that people are brainwashed into paying thousands of dollars for an education that doesn't really prepare them for the job market. The easiest example I always see is source control. Most college grads have never used any type of source control management so this ends up being the first thing that has to be taught to a new grad. If colleges were preparing people to be programmers.... that is a pretty big skillset to acquire.
They're going to take it to an island off New Zealand and clone it?
They declared it a cultural asset so... the fossil can't leave Germany... so no cloning:-(
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