Consider it part of your total package, and your reduction in pay is offset by this
In that case then why don't they allow paying in either currency? I hate that airbnb always makes me pay in my home currency when my credit card gets me way better exchange rates, but I don't have a choice
I think they broke Karabiner support in the new macOS
Can you define the problem more pointedly? It sounds like the problem is 'information (and ergo imagery) is accessible ", which I do not see as a probely
What about the article today: Chinese censorship can teach the world that it works?
I'm not GP, but UHC = universal health care, presumably single payer health care
If you follow the links to get to the dataset (for instance to see if you're in it), you arrive here[1], which says Unavailable For Legal Reasons This record has been suspended [1] https://osf.io/p9ixw/
Well one reason [1] Google made go was because of how many junior engineers they had who couldn't be trusted with java/python/etc. Instead of letting them struggle, they created go as a more simple and easy to use…
It is different because in the case of Commodore 64/Windows/$thirdParty, the developer can do releases, pricing, refunds, etc outside of Apple's control.
Consider it part of your total package, and your reduction in pay is offset by this
In that case then why don't they allow paying in either currency? I hate that airbnb always makes me pay in my home currency when my credit card gets me way better exchange rates, but I don't have a choice
I think they broke Karabiner support in the new macOS
Can you define the problem more pointedly? It sounds like the problem is 'information (and ergo imagery) is accessible ", which I do not see as a probely
What about the article today: Chinese censorship can teach the world that it works?
I'm not GP, but UHC = universal health care, presumably single payer health care
If you follow the links to get to the dataset (for instance to see if you're in it), you arrive here[1], which says Unavailable For Legal Reasons This record has been suspended [1] https://osf.io/p9ixw/
Well one reason [1] Google made go was because of how many junior engineers they had who couldn't be trusted with java/python/etc. Instead of letting them struggle, they created go as a more simple and easy to use…
It is different because in the case of Commodore 64/Windows/$thirdParty, the developer can do releases, pricing, refunds, etc outside of Apple's control.