I'd have fined the police department a further $1,000,000 for malicious wrongdoing, fraudulent charges, and gross misconduct, with that money going into the community.
The community (tax-payers) are the ones providing that money.
It was a scheduled rapid disassembly.
Yeah I haven't tried it yet, I wasn't sure how ready it was.
If you don't like it, don't use it. I started on 6502 and 68k assembly, before C, and it doesn't take long to prefer white space over braces. And yes you can compile and distribute, I did it for HP recently.
I just simultaneously multiply all primes up to N/2 together in my head, in parallel, and then pull up the one that results in N.
Contagious Cancer is my new band name.
AND..... this is uniquely America's wonderful capitalist solution. From Google just now:
university cost Europe: $1K
university cost USA: $10K in state
Just like your ridiculous healthcare costs. Why does the education and the health of your populace have to be for profit?
A subscription cheating service is upset that students are using a free cheating service.
Around 25 years ago I was writing for a company developing a multitrack recording system using BeOS. Man, BeOS was snappy; it was designed to be a media (audio and video) OS. In many ways it was better than Linux as an alternate OS to Macs and Windows, but Linux won.
But in 1998, when you clicked on a background BeOS window, it immediately jumped to the front, and if you clicked a button you got immediate visual feedback, even if the action might take longer to carry out. How come this was not implemented elsewhere, for 25 years?
You don't get what a walkable neighborhood is. It's when you can walk to most services you need. As was mentioned above, zoning laws need to change to include small businesses in residential neighborhoods.
Oprah $3B, and Taylor Swift $1.3B.
Rufus was even better before that, when he showed Bill and Ted how to time travel.
Your comment is akin to being opposed to a new cure for cancer, because your relative died from cancer.
If you had the diameter of the known universe measured in quark widths, and you wanted to know its circumference, you'd only need around 44 digits of pi.
That's the most digits we can ever use for practical things.
"It eliminates human error and eliminates the guesswork"
No.
It reduces human error and reduces the guesswork.
Their idea of an offer you can't refuse is an offer... and you'd better not refuse.
