I think the article says "pounds." The euro symbol is different.

But is the lack of alternatives something inherent to the medium, or is it just because we're lazy/unimaginative?

Basically, are there significant obstacles in the way of new models that only ads can overcome?

I can picture it like, "Hey, Jim, we got this new 'Internet' thing working. Now, how can we make money on it?" "I know, Bill! We can get people to pay us to advertise on it, just like the newspaper!"

Is it just too well-established, and nobody wants to reinvent the wheel? I saw an article on here a few days ago about how ad blockers are making the sky fall or something. Is it time to revisit some alternatives?

I was never a huge fan of their previous models, but this "VW Fiasco" has me intrigued. I hope it's in my price range.

Too many O's. Not enough marshmallows. 6/10.

Which was itself way faster than the Grand Funk Railroad.

About this "Jefferson Starship."

I was sure you were going to name a coworker. Presumably an unattractive one with little applicable talent.

I don't know how many of the 181,000 were duplicates, but if each "ugly hack" had 10 duplicates, that would still leave nearly 16,500 "ugly hacks" to study in-depth. I can't imagine a scenario in which that would be a worthwhile use of however many years it would take.

I understand how ants might be involved here, but what in the world is a "clasis"? Is it some kind of bicycle for ants?

I'm a fan of Swiss Miss.

Wow! I didn't know that. This knowledge just made my day brighter. I'll never look at sliced deli meats the same way!

"Astronomers can calculate quite accurately how much lithium they expect to find in the early Universe," can they? How do they know it's accurate? What control values are they using?

It's not entirely semantic, either; it goes on to say, "But the numbers don't match."

So how is that "quite accurate"?

I just want to make sure you're trolling. You are, right?

I work as a lab tech in a veterinary clinical pharmacology lab, and I can see what you mean.

Personally, I spend a large portion of my time working on our pharmacology database. One of my favorite projects was using VBA to make MS Access fax results to our clients. Other projects include generating lists of samples and the tests they need to run, as well as scripts to integrate chromatograms.