The way I read it, Systemd is mainly a hail mary from the gnome cabal to try to jumpstart a stalled heart.
You mean, they think they're going to ride systemd's dick back into our hearts? That would truly be a first-class delusion.
Gandalf is explicitly using magic. He needs no machine. He is tapping into some force that needs no physical model to work.
Sure, from his point of view. But what's happening behind the scenes?
And good lord have you ever heard of mySQL? I hear thats binary too!
PST, its all binary.
If youre gonna post strawmen, anonymous is probably the way to go.
What I've generally seen is calls to cut the hyperbole in half and accept Fukushima for what it is.
Scotty on Star Trek is not casting spells when he beams someone up, he's using a machine. That's very different from Gandalf casting a spell.
The only potential fundamental difference between a plot object like a crystal ball and a plot object like a transporter is whether there's a theoretical physical explanation for their function. If there is, then it's science fiction. If not, it's just fiction, and you may as well call it fantasy. It might not be witches-and-wizards fantasy, but it sure-as-hell ain't science fiction. You don't have to actually spell out the explanation, or even allude to it, but you should have one which works consistently with the idea of physics throughout your story if you want to be all sciency and stuff.
Whatever the topic of the conference, it is it already 90% related to his current job, then it isn't going to be anything like the "buggy whip/automobile" leap that you made.
Wait, this is what this is all about? You don't understand hyperbole? Do you even English, bro?
There's no video.
And how many people will want to play a game called "A day"?
Only 7650 quests in all of WoW, but 70K spells? These numbers seem wrong to me.
when your people are dying and people are coming in, risking their own lives to try and help you, and your response is to attack and kill them, trying to use the injustices of the past to justify the mass deaths of the present won't win you any friends
This isn't about justifying deaths or winning friends. This is about if you want to try to help people, you have to craft your message in a way that they are ready to receive.
FF XIV ARR has catgirls.
No further argument is needed.
Yes, we do know what kind of conference this is because the OP told us.
What. No, no they have not. They said it was specific to a technology, that's it. You then concluded that it was more along the line of "C# or Java: Haskell to the Rescue!". but it could easily be technology-related, for example automation controls. There's lots of reasons why someone in the public sector might have something to gain by visiting a conference being held in Vegas. It's just a common place to hold them for a broad variety of reasons. You don't know what the subject matter is, but you're sure you do. Why? The provided evidence is insufficient to jump to the conclusion you're now standing upon.
My site is not particularly safe. I'm using specious hosting and the most I do is occasionally log in and run updates.
However, my site is safer than my site plus some other sites, too.
Thats not actually true, though it could be if you hit all of the tax incentives. Even at 10k income you're still getting some tax (though again, there are probably a lot of ways to reduce the burden to $0).
There are two ways to write error-free programs; only the third one works.
