Comment: Re:Peterbilt parking (Score 1) 146
"is that people who own cars get to vote"
You must be new to SF politics, it's not operated as a democracy.
"is that people who own cars get to vote"
You must be new to SF politics, it's not operated as a democracy.
yea total rip off. Paying for a network that scales by about $5m for every 1000 concurrent callers you wish to add to your network should be free.
Politicians love to treat symptoms rather than causes. Finding the root cause for our social ills is too much work and usually results in an answer too complicated to make into a political slogan.
The authority is on the side of the bullies, so just let them walk all over you, or you will be punished.
I don't believe that is really the case after Columbine. Now school administrators are terrified of bullying. They are afraid of extreme actions students may take as a result of the vile society that children create for themselves. Suicides and shootings are was administrators are afraid of, and the lawsuits attached to those kinds of extreme events.
Of course administrators still like to prattle on about zero tolerance for violence, and will generally punish both the bully and his/her victim. For them establishing inflexible rules to maintain order is the best way to avoid responsibility and ultimately a lawsuit.
RSC(POWER1) is the most popular CPU architecture on Mars, and possibly in the solar system outside of Earth.
I agree. Using printf debugging is just one of many tools for trouble shooting. It's not the end-all-be-all but nothing is. I tend to flip between printf debugging and full JTAG remote debugging with very little in between. (nothing against application debuggers, they can be another useful tool)
Prints can add delays in a program and made race conditions disappear, which can be quite frustrating. But I also find fancy debuggers add unusual behaviour to a program which often result in tracking down some inaccurate stack trace or causes multi-threaded programs to act in a single threaded way.
Custom hacks to do some data collection that you can dump without much overhead is a pretty helpful tool for debugging the tougher problems. Also what can be troublesome to debug are programs that don't crash or corrupt and just perform the wrong calculations, like in video and image codecs where you can easily introduce tiny floating point errors that are not immediately obvious.
You have responsibilities to maintain your investment in your property. But employees can be discarded and replaced at zero cost.
it's not a valid puzzle if it has more than one solution. if it has more than one solution you're playing something other than sudoku.
I'm wondering the same thing, can a female stem cell be convinced it is teste germ cell, then using this process make a creature that has two moms?
wait do regular keyboards need to be cleaned?
I thought you were supposed to just buy a new $7 keyboard when it got too gross to use.
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