Comment Re:I actually live here (Score 1) 292
Hey I live here too
Hey I live here too
Turkey
ISIS holds dozens of Turkish diplomats, their guards and family members after overrunning their consulate in Mosul. And Turkey (along with Qatar, Saudi, the US, etc) was one of the main backers of rebel groups in Syria.
Though the lanky 53-year-0ld is reportedly short on small talk, his people skills have earned him a 93 percent approval rating
"Th0u9h the 14nky 53-ye4r-01d is rep0rted1y sh0rt 0n sm411 t41k, his pe0p1e ski11s h4ve e4rned him 4 g3 percent 4ppr0val r4tin9."
Probably still some room for improvement, but it's a start!
That kind of phishing already exists, even more sophisticated: a bug that a lot of software contains is not distinguishing between same looking characters in different alphabets. E.g. you can sign up on many forum/bbs platforms as Administrator if your leading A is cyrillic A instead of latin A. Both look the same but have different html entity codes and are different unicode chracatres, which is true for most vowels and many consonants (e.g. cyrillic B and latin B, C and C, E and E...).
What software (or library) is programmed to recognize that two chars look the same and therefore allows them based on the appearance rather than their encoding?
In fact, aren't there Muslims in the Knesset?
Show me another country in the region that has a single Jew or Christian in office.
Everyone else got the easy ones, so let me contribute... Turkey has Erol Dora (sorry no English wiki page), a Syriac Orthodox Christian who runs on the Kurdish ticket, so voted in by Muslims. Iraq has at least two Christians and one Yezidi:
* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A...
* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Y...
* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Y...
In my opinion there is nothing wrong with Chief Wahoo and the name Redskins. So what make you right and me wrong? And that's the problem here. There is no such thing as a wrong opinion. With all the problems we have in this society, it is absurd that THIS is what people are upset about.
You seem pretty upset.
By the way: case clearance rates for female homicide victims are higher than for male homicide victims.
You can either listen to the gender issues folks, who make it sound like violence against women is a HUGE CRISIS, or you can read the BJS statistics. Women have been, and continue to be, a protected class in the US.
Want to bet that the clearance rate for female homicide victims has something to do with the fact that they disproportionally killed by people close to them?
Except that the person in question was William of Ockham, a place in Surrey, England. Which is spelled 'Ockham' still.
Except it's Occam's Razor.
100% paper strategy will win 50% of the time. Of the remaining 50% of games played, (assuming even distribution of the remaining picks) 25% will be losses and 25% will be tied
No, you are describing another game where the opponent is forced to play rock 50% of the time, paper 25% of the time and scissors 25% of the time.
This game is different.
(I'm repeating my self from another post but many people are making the same mistake)
With no such restriction, random choices on both sides lead to 33% win, 33% draw, 33% loss, right? With the opponent throwing Rock 50% of the time, assuming the other 50% is evenly divided between Paper and Scissors, if I always throw paper I'll win 50% of the time, lose 25% of the time, and draw 25% of the time.
So depending how the betting works, I'd be pretty willing.
No, you are describing another game where the opponent is forced to play rock 50% of the time, paper 25% of the time and scissors 25% of the time.
This game is different.
And the fail is you misspelled "misspelt" attempting to do a spelling correction.
Seriously? You really didn't know?
the only explanation that makes sense to me is okham's racer
Congratulations you are the first person ever to have misspelt Occam's Razor Okham's racer.
There's slackbuilds.org for your ports equivalent.
Most of the proposed flight paths that I've seen show the plane travelling over Thailand not Malaysia. We've heard nothing from them at all.
... Microsoft Researcher Danah Boyd put words to a feeling
"The idea of everybody going to one site is just weird. Give me one other part of history where everybody shows up to the same social space. Fragmentation is a more natural state of being....
I wonder if she believes that the same should hold true for operating systems.
The rule on staying alive as a program manager is to give 'em a number or give 'em a date, but never give 'em both at once.
