> This kind of ignores the benefits people get from religions. For example, tracking the sun/stars gave you knowledge of roughly when to plant crops, etc.
If you didn't make a claim that tracking the sun/stars was because of religion, what are you giving an example
Clearly demonstrated an inability for, or at least willingness to subscribe to a lack of, critical thinking.
> Subscribers in Peru who were opted in...
Someone clearly doesn't understand the meaning of the term. Maybe they're confusing it with "voluntold"
I'd like to see some citations here. I've been in FinTech for a long time and yeah, in the mid 90's we still had a
And since then I've seen less and less of it.
I think this has moved into trope status.
> Russian troops in Ukraine are 2 or 3 times less
Wouldn't "1 times less" be... 0?
No, the results aren't what I searched for. It's pretty well laid out in the post.
> The glitch is "affecting users' ability to play games they ostensibly own.
If someone thinks they ostensibly own something, they should look up the meaning of that word.
People whose jobs depend on meeting targets will probably meet targets; even if they have to destroy the enterprise to do it.
-- Deming
Just like the gov't doesn't care about your stock portfolio, because it's not in USD.
It seems to work ok for Apple and people stand in line to do it.
> How acronyms are pronounced has nothing to do with how their component words are pronounced.
HAHAH, yeah, nothing. Nothing at all.
Right, and when they start pronouncing it "Jraphics", I'll start saying Jif.
If it wasn't for upgrades I'd have 24 years of uptime!
When was your last upgrade? Asking for a hacker friend who likes knowing just how outdated people's security patches are.
On my ~5 linux boxen (some cloud, some in my office), about 3 days? At least that's my cadence on `apt get upgrade`. I reboot when it says "system reboot required", otherwise not.
Wut? Before they had nothing on the shelves, they were about the only store of size that had ANYTHING for the maker market, which is infinitesimally small.
> The Chicago location, Iâ(TM)ve been there twice in the past few months. Both times it looked like they didnâ(TM)t have a lot of inventory, lots of open places for items. The second visit you could tell theyâ(TM)d removed an entire shelf in the computer part area to make it look like they had more inventory.
What's wrong with single quotation marks?
Always draw your curves, then plot your reading.
