7 vs 11 characters and I'm lazy.
The American Democratic Party is 180+ years old. 10 is fresh out of the womb for a political party if you ask me.
> I counted calories for over a month with some intense exercise and nothing happened. I suggest re-learning to count. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BUZaPCLJA3c
Hard to detect and annoying, but it's not serving up malware to unsuspecting viewers, or somehow funneling data from Google out.
> I mean just look at that guy! Yeah, I have no interest in working at a circus.
> But maybe I just don't speak bro. No, but you've managed to master condescending twat without issue.
Sorry- my remark wasn't intended as a shill accusation, but re-reading it now, I see it. It was tongue-in-cheek, I enjoyed the positivity in your original comment.
> is this a joke? No, just written by Zed Shaw. Honest mistake though.
Making vague but supportive comments on HN.
> You just have to be okay with doing things that basically add no value to anything. So, most silicon valley startups?
I've been very thankful that I couldn't navigate some websites drunk in the past.
For anyone else that's curious, cement is mixed with water and some sort of aggregate to make concrete.
> Or maybe I've just been unlucky/incompetent. Every lint extension I've seen seems to drag a full install of whatever the popular implementation of the language is.
Personal projects, coursework in school. I also have zero doubt that people have been using it for professional purposes in violation of the license.
I thought refining of oil was mostly separating the different hydrocarbons- or can gasoline be used to make plastic?
> then this analogy might be slightly more relevant Agreed, football is worse: we actively encourage and reward modern day gladiatorial combat such that otherwise brilliant people feel the need to participate. NFL…
Heroin destroys lives, dragging not just the users, but those around them down. Similar to TBI.
M-F I take one 200mg tablet of caffeine in the morning. I also quit getting blackout drunk 4-5 nights a week.
> People seem less annoyed by that though Probably because Shakespeare was white.
I remember having very heated debates about using Option Explicit and the use of Variant in assorted AIM programming chat rooms. Fun times.
> Nobody is seriously going to fork this and create their own port of MSBuild No, but at least I can try and fix any bugs I come across instead of hoping MS takes my complaint seriously.
> Is that really that unusual? In the US, yes. Or, at the very least, at my high school. The other classes had weekly vocab quizes and grammar tests, with English instruction, whereas we learned German... in German.
> Given the right environment, the brain seems to adapt. In high school, I had a German immigrant, fresh out of college as an instructor. The moment one stepped into that classroom to the moment one stepped out, nothing…
Just look on AbeBooks: http://www.abebooks.com/servlet/SearchResults?isbn=978812032...
Such as?
7 vs 11 characters and I'm lazy.
The American Democratic Party is 180+ years old. 10 is fresh out of the womb for a political party if you ask me.
> I counted calories for over a month with some intense exercise and nothing happened. I suggest re-learning to count. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BUZaPCLJA3c
Hard to detect and annoying, but it's not serving up malware to unsuspecting viewers, or somehow funneling data from Google out.
> I mean just look at that guy! Yeah, I have no interest in working at a circus.
> But maybe I just don't speak bro. No, but you've managed to master condescending twat without issue.
Sorry- my remark wasn't intended as a shill accusation, but re-reading it now, I see it. It was tongue-in-cheek, I enjoyed the positivity in your original comment.
> is this a joke? No, just written by Zed Shaw. Honest mistake though.
Making vague but supportive comments on HN.
> You just have to be okay with doing things that basically add no value to anything. So, most silicon valley startups?
I've been very thankful that I couldn't navigate some websites drunk in the past.
For anyone else that's curious, cement is mixed with water and some sort of aggregate to make concrete.
> Or maybe I've just been unlucky/incompetent. Every lint extension I've seen seems to drag a full install of whatever the popular implementation of the language is.
Personal projects, coursework in school. I also have zero doubt that people have been using it for professional purposes in violation of the license.
I thought refining of oil was mostly separating the different hydrocarbons- or can gasoline be used to make plastic?
> then this analogy might be slightly more relevant Agreed, football is worse: we actively encourage and reward modern day gladiatorial combat such that otherwise brilliant people feel the need to participate. NFL…
Heroin destroys lives, dragging not just the users, but those around them down. Similar to TBI.
M-F I take one 200mg tablet of caffeine in the morning. I also quit getting blackout drunk 4-5 nights a week.
> People seem less annoyed by that though Probably because Shakespeare was white.
I remember having very heated debates about using Option Explicit and the use of Variant in assorted AIM programming chat rooms. Fun times.
> Nobody is seriously going to fork this and create their own port of MSBuild No, but at least I can try and fix any bugs I come across instead of hoping MS takes my complaint seriously.
> Is that really that unusual? In the US, yes. Or, at the very least, at my high school. The other classes had weekly vocab quizes and grammar tests, with English instruction, whereas we learned German... in German.
> Given the right environment, the brain seems to adapt. In high school, I had a German immigrant, fresh out of college as an instructor. The moment one stepped into that classroom to the moment one stepped out, nothing…
Just look on AbeBooks: http://www.abebooks.com/servlet/SearchResults?isbn=978812032...
Such as?