> I've only seen Google use it to refer to engineers maintaining / operating someone elses code. You didn't look around very hard then. I acknowledge that certain areas of the company can consistently use subsets of a…
I tried to make a "unicorn" review on AliExpress. IIRC you can only write a review in the first 30 or 90 days. Too bad because I was going to sell the praises of the thing.
1. Them and their germs are long dead 2. The salt will kill the germs, but also... it's huge... you can find a spot.
Only sad part is they don't let you ride the mine cart boat thing because a group of drunk soldiers drowned using it. Also, I didn't find evidence of this after a quick search, but IIRC the miners have been bringing…
> what would we lose? Who is "we"? Going back to the origin of Free Software to proprietary printer drivers causing hardware to be unfixable by its users and otherwise become ewaste. The loss is users are nearly…
Which is exactly why this human does not enjoy Forth very much.
That is not true: https://www.aaaai.org/allergist-resources/ask-the-expert/ans...
No, you pay full price and can use power at any time of day. People who don't mind the restriction pay substantially less than you.
Then you can pay a bit more for the battery capacity and others can take the discount to deal with the minor inconveniences. It works out for everybody.
Sadly not in the USA.
From a T&M standpoint it's affordable to use external insulation and cladding to safely insulate these old houses. But that runs afoul of planning/landmark laws (some places even mandate single-pane windows!) So some…
You won't be able to wash your clothes when you feel like, you will have to adapt to when there is spare power, like in developing countries. In nearly every case, this is actually "we'll take 35% of your bill if you…
What's worse is: x = 1; a = 2; echo(x); x = a; Errors out with "line 1: a is not defined", because the override is implemented as is the tokens were present wherever the first declaration is. (If anybody looks up me,…
Reverse mortgage. > How is this fair at any level? How is it fair that working people have to pay 10x for housing than she did when she was young? How is it fair that the money goes to her inheritance while she made her…
The boatman doesn't charge money, so what's the problem with that? They got to live somewhere other people invested to make nice without extra money out of their pocket.
Because boomers voted to defer fully funding pensions until later. Now it's later. We're paying for past work and current work. In Washington State, Puget Sound Energy is a for-profit utility owned by mostly pension…
Either it's really valuable, and they can borrow money to pay taxes, or it's not and taxes are low. But people shouldn't be allowed to freeload on the work others do to make the property valuable.
I have another solution. I look normal online when filling out information. I use Facebook, whatever. But whenever possible, I lie. Different name, birthdate, every question about "favorite pet"? A lie. "They" have tons…
Summed over all phones I've ever bought, I don't think I've spent €650.
> get up to speed faster That's not something I've ever cared about.
I don't know about those reasons, but an AC fan uses ~100W on low and my DC fan uses 5W. You tune out the hum, but the AC fans hum and the DC fans don't. But I don't think torque or longevity are actual issues with AC…
And when the power lines fall down in rural areas, how will people heat and power their homes? I guess they could buy some batteries, but then they'd sit idle most of the time. Maybe they could find some other…
BE SURE TO DRINK YOUR OVALTINE
Code link didn't work for me. On mobile, I don't have enough room to scroll the background so I got stuck in a long text box.
I'm betting the developers are for single-family homes not apartments. The only NIMBY I'm for is anti-SFH.
> I've only seen Google use it to refer to engineers maintaining / operating someone elses code. You didn't look around very hard then. I acknowledge that certain areas of the company can consistently use subsets of a…
I tried to make a "unicorn" review on AliExpress. IIRC you can only write a review in the first 30 or 90 days. Too bad because I was going to sell the praises of the thing.
1. Them and their germs are long dead 2. The salt will kill the germs, but also... it's huge... you can find a spot.
Only sad part is they don't let you ride the mine cart boat thing because a group of drunk soldiers drowned using it. Also, I didn't find evidence of this after a quick search, but IIRC the miners have been bringing…
> what would we lose? Who is "we"? Going back to the origin of Free Software to proprietary printer drivers causing hardware to be unfixable by its users and otherwise become ewaste. The loss is users are nearly…
Which is exactly why this human does not enjoy Forth very much.
That is not true: https://www.aaaai.org/allergist-resources/ask-the-expert/ans...
No, you pay full price and can use power at any time of day. People who don't mind the restriction pay substantially less than you.
Then you can pay a bit more for the battery capacity and others can take the discount to deal with the minor inconveniences. It works out for everybody.
Sadly not in the USA.
From a T&M standpoint it's affordable to use external insulation and cladding to safely insulate these old houses. But that runs afoul of planning/landmark laws (some places even mandate single-pane windows!) So some…
You won't be able to wash your clothes when you feel like, you will have to adapt to when there is spare power, like in developing countries. In nearly every case, this is actually "we'll take 35% of your bill if you…
What's worse is: x = 1; a = 2; echo(x); x = a; Errors out with "line 1: a is not defined", because the override is implemented as is the tokens were present wherever the first declaration is. (If anybody looks up me,…
Reverse mortgage. > How is this fair at any level? How is it fair that working people have to pay 10x for housing than she did when she was young? How is it fair that the money goes to her inheritance while she made her…
The boatman doesn't charge money, so what's the problem with that? They got to live somewhere other people invested to make nice without extra money out of their pocket.
Because boomers voted to defer fully funding pensions until later. Now it's later. We're paying for past work and current work. In Washington State, Puget Sound Energy is a for-profit utility owned by mostly pension…
Either it's really valuable, and they can borrow money to pay taxes, or it's not and taxes are low. But people shouldn't be allowed to freeload on the work others do to make the property valuable.
I have another solution. I look normal online when filling out information. I use Facebook, whatever. But whenever possible, I lie. Different name, birthdate, every question about "favorite pet"? A lie. "They" have tons…
Summed over all phones I've ever bought, I don't think I've spent €650.
> get up to speed faster That's not something I've ever cared about.
I don't know about those reasons, but an AC fan uses ~100W on low and my DC fan uses 5W. You tune out the hum, but the AC fans hum and the DC fans don't. But I don't think torque or longevity are actual issues with AC…
And when the power lines fall down in rural areas, how will people heat and power their homes? I guess they could buy some batteries, but then they'd sit idle most of the time. Maybe they could find some other…
BE SURE TO DRINK YOUR OVALTINE
Code link didn't work for me. On mobile, I don't have enough room to scroll the background so I got stuck in a long text box.
I'm betting the developers are for single-family homes not apartments. The only NIMBY I'm for is anti-SFH.