Shopkeeper: I must warn you the doll is cursed.
Homer Simpson: That's bad.
Shopkeeper: But it comes with a free frogurt!
Homer Simpson: That's good.
Shopkeeper: The frogurt is also cursed.
Homer Simpson: That's bad!
Shopkeeper: But it comes with a free choice of toppings!
Homer Simpson: That's good!
Shopkeeper: The toppings contain sodium benzoate.
[Homer looks puzzled.]
Shopkeeper: That's bad.
Homer Simpson: Can I go now?
I think it depends. Have you ever noticed that the cheese in Europe tastes way better than the cheese in America? I learned on the discovery/history channel (can't remember which) this is because the American pasteurization process is cheaper but it sacrifices the flavor of the cheese:
Europe pasteurizes their cheese for longer at a lower temperature which makes it taste better. Americans pasteurize their cheese for shorter at a higher temperature which makes it cheaper to produce. So whether the fake meat will taste better really depends on the price it costs to make it and the effort involved.
Here are some unrelated questions I have:
-Why is it so difficult to find good cheese in America? I'd pay extra for that.
-Will cattle farmers/etc. try to prevent the success of this like I've heard oil companies do with new forms of energy?
-Will people that normally don't eat certain kinds of meat for religious reasons eat this?
i += 4;
/* Increment i by 4 */ BAD comment i += 4;
/* Ignore the first 4 fields */ Better
ignoreFirst4Fields();
Why was this marked funny? I actually agree with this. Obviously, you need comments once in a while, but, they should be rare and the code should document itself most of the time. The people talking about how helpful comments are probably haven't read Refactoring or Clean Code.
Why aren't people complaining about this in the same way people complained about the PSP Go (or whatever it's called)? Aren't you people upset that you can't sell your downloaded games?
Sounds like all the same problems I've read about when you outsource developers for software projects. You save money up front on employee cost but in the long run you lose money because the quality issues. Interesting.
On the history channel they had a show that mentioned that a nuclear explosion at the edge of our atmosphere would be a lot worse than an explosion on the ground (eg: hiroshima) because the radioactive fallout would orbit the world and drop over a much larger area. Isn't this a concern?
Some competitive noobs like myself would WANT to play against the top players. Once you learn the fundamentals, it's the quickest way to become better. But, like a winner in Vegas, I'm probably an anomaly.
You're treated like a king in vegas for only dropping 2-300 bucks? What hotel is this?
I noticed section 3.3.4 is blank. This is the section titled "Preventing cheating". That's the hard part of doing P2P. Everyone's a client and you "never trust the client".
So the gameplay is novel in this game? Would anyone mind explaining it to the rest of us?
I guess you base technical merit on compatibility with other OSes. If a
When I got to Sega, there were 300 some odd people, and I took the staff down to 91 people
He's not my hero. I'd prefer to work for someone who would regrettably (or not) do this instead of be proud of it.
Teenager Invents Cheap Solar Panel From Human Hair
This is nothing. I once created the Ultimate Pleasure Device from 2 bottles of cheap wine, 10 ounces of ground beef (lean) and and a 12" piece of PVC tubing.
THIS is nothing. Once I created a railway rifle with nothing more than a crutch, fission battery, pressure cooker and a steam gauge assembly.
I stumbled upon this video game controller "family tree". http://www.axess.com/twilight/console/ Not that interesting, but relevant.
Anyone can make an omelet with eggs. The trick is to make one with none.
