My friends and I play a variation of this where all players bid at the same time - close your hand, pump twice and on three then show the number of fingers that is your bid. If the total matches the exact number of tricks, the dealer must change their bid up or down by one. This method stops players from reconsidering their bid based on other players. It also leads to some occasions where we are overbid or underbid by several tricks.
No NO NOOO!!!! The first rule of Slashdot is never EVER start a 'lowest UID' fight. The sub-10Ks will be all over it like a rash.
Shh, everyone quiet, maybe we are lucky and haven't woken them up...
I'm not sure it matches with the modern Hollywood sci-fi formula.
Maybe this is exactly why people ARE excited.
You can get awesome at anything in much less than 10,000 hrs if you have a montage.
Not quite - the 'X=
Perhaps he was dictating.
Now, all this said, if there was an EASY way for me to have Dropbox-like functionality against an S3 endpoint where *I*/AWS runs the box, I'd be game
Have a look at owncloud.
This has been done before. In the 70s there was a blues band powerful enough to turn goat piss into gasoline.
Indeed. It's almost like it's two other words mixed together.
The determined Real Programmer can write Fortran programs in any language.
Nazis.
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You forgot 'Politics'. Not sure where that fits in the ordering though.
Are there signs at every intersection saying which road has right-of-way?
Yes - At every 4-way intersection not controlled by lights there will be 'Stop' or 'Give Way' on one of the roads.
We're not even considering the terrible road designs like all way stops. Yep, all roads have a stop sign. In theory you give way to your right, in reality it's whoever has the balls to go first
I've been to South Africa a few times, they have 4-way stop signs too. The way it works there is when you get to the line, everyone who is already stopped on the other entries goes before you, then you go. All-in-all it works quite well. In fact, when they have one of their frequent power outages and the traffic lights go out, the drivers just treat the intersection as a 4-way stop and get on with it.
The only possible interpretation of any research whatever in the `social sciences' is: some do, some don't. -- Ernest Rutherford
