Oh, they can still buy it - retailers simply aren't helping them do so. And in "those states", I guarantee you there are TONS of regional retailers that will continue to sell them - probably in massive numbers now.
So, don't worry - such people will have even more such flags that the rest of us can use to identify them.
Who fought to just leave. What is the definition of oppression?
LOL, you're funny - no, they fought to retain slavery via whatever means necessary, including seceding. While YOU might support racism and slavery, this is not the 1800's, and most of the rest of us aren't such hateful bigots. Too bad. For you. Don't even have the guts to show your racism with your name attached, huh? Loser.
Nigeria is known for it scare tactics, I don't see our governments try the same tactics without getting trouble back.
Don't worry, Faux News is more than making up for it by trying to scare with the actual facts, and then going the extra mile (or twenty) by trying to scare with outright nonsense, lies and bull$hit.
" The API itself allows for NO creativity"
Have you written any complex api? I am in software industry for 28 years and in every projects that I have worked, I spend more time on api design than implementation. It requires lots of ingenuity and creativity to come up with a set of api. Not much different than coming up with a plot for movie with intricate relations between characters and their personalities.
You need to re-read what ShangaiBill wrote. I will expound on it in parens.
The creativity should be what lies behind the API (call/name), not the API (call/name) itself.
The summary at least says "imitate".
Sure, making noise is some limited form of communication (a dog barking is 'telling' you something). But unless TFA goes into more actual detail, this isn't true inter-species communication, but mimicry. Is a parrot "communicating" with you when it says "Polly want a cracker?"
Actually, that's speculation on your part. Because WE don't understand it, it doesn't mean it's mimicry. Since dolphins do indeed seem to have language, names and definitely can understand sentence structures (as we do), it's more likely your speculation is wrong.
Wrong - T-Mobile, who doesn't act like a traditional carrier, is SINGLE HANDEDLY driving down rates.
Before they went on their marketing blitzes to let people know, AT&T and Verizon kept raising rates, or suckering people into plans that they'd then drop and replace with more expensive things at the earliest contract excuse.
Not every market has a T-Mobile. The insurance industry is one such market.
If they employ these methods, their risk should reduce significantly, as well as repo costs, and therefore be reflected in nice big loan rate drops. OTOH, if it enables a person who otherwise would not qualify for a loan to get one, it could be argued as a 'good thing'. I personally shudder at this level of what feels invasive.
Or increase, when someone can no longer go to work and loses their job.
It's like they didn't even try to come up with a defensible or plausible reason. Reminds me of the old TV commercial parody with Lily Tomlin in it "We're the phone company..."
Bravo to Google and Wikipedia for trying to be transparent about this. The law used seems absurd, and is open for much abuse (think politics, for one).
So much for "Whale Wars" and the gang of the Sea Shepard. Ah well.
Seriously though, laudable as the decision (that would require others to enforce) is, I'm baffled that it took this long (almost 4 years) to make a decision on something that clearly wasn't scientific in nature.
Gears-Plural, more than one Gear-Singular, only one
It has a gear. It does not have gears.
I'm sure you'll now come in asking about reverse.
Wow, so many of you who can't count to two? A gear is useless without ANOTHER gear coupled to it. A single ratio gear driven coupling transmission system requires at least TWO gears to work. One connected to the output. One connected to the input. Those gears are coupled (teeth of one drive the teeth of the other).
Yet there are a dozen posts by transmission and gear experts who seem to think that one free floating gear magically transfers power to someplace without another gear meshed to it. Wow. Just... wow.
That doesn't demonstrate that it's all about the money. Some preachers know that they're selling BS, others actually believe their derp. I think Ham is an emotional thinker, and actually believes the nonsense he spouts.
I don't. He cherry picks too much - especially when confronted with conflicting biblical "evidence" where he either ignores the conflict or cherry picks himself off into a different direction.
Very cool! I wrote a script a long while ago which you might like (or find a use for).
https://web.archive.org/web/20...
It's a next-gen script but could be adapted. It's got good pacing and it's an easy read.
Cool - please contact me via the Facebook link in my sig or via our startreknewvoyages.com website's contact page.
When it is incorrect, it is, at least *authoritatively* incorrect. -- Hitchiker's Guide To The Galaxy
