Do they do the same spying on the models/units produced for sale in EU? It’s not actually a necessary part of the operation of the device, so it makes sense they’d be able to sell them without it.
There’s no reason that sort of compliance needs an HOA. Most places already have building codes enforced by mandatory government inspections for major renovations.
It still does.
If casual use of profane and taboo words isn't offensive, are they really profane and taboo?
But it doesn't, strictly speaking, have to stop going. The bottom floor could be removed and placed at the top.
You can still buy physical media online, though an increasing portion of movies and shows are produced by the streaming companies, and you don’t really have an alternative there.
Are you saying that nothing has ever gotten worse or just nothing in the last twenty years?
Driving a big van sucks though, even in the US.
Let’s be clear though: all of those other things are probably wrong too.
Also, marriage doesn’t imply children.
It’s three letters, one of which is common to all the extra options. Are your coworkers really impressed by this?
0.2% is significantly lower than the property tax rate I pay on my house, and taxing vacant property seems like a good idea to try to disincentivize inefficient use of limited urban real estate.
That is not true in any but the most literal sense.
And they make a constant shrieking sound.
>The answer is in shifting trade away from the US and isolating their economy. Don’t tariffs help speed that along?
I’m a software engineer, and my job is so easy for the pay it’s ridiculous. I assure you, I do not work 5-10x harder than the guys who just installed my fence.
I'm not exactly that you mean by "new to the system", but it seems to me that that definition makes a calculator intelligent, which I can't agree with.
For the same reason they'd want copyright on anything else.
You’re saying people shouldn’t be taught how to add and subtract?
It’s certainly true that an adult would tend to have more additional knowledge and be better able to understand a lot of writing, but if you avoid exposing kids to anything they don’t have total understanding of the…
>Delhi’s air pollution equivalent to smoking 50 cigarettes Per day, which for some reason the headline didn’t include. Two packs a day is a pretty terrible baseline. At least it’s not addictive.
In the US, I think it would require a revolution at this point. In the EU it might be viable.
Sure, rust has better memory safety than most languages, but it also has a strong enough type system that many other kinds of programming errors won't pass compilation.
Phones were getting too thin anyways.
As far as I know, the UK styles that recommend spaced dashes are using en dashes where US English would use em dashes, and the ones that actually use em dashes, like Cambridge or Oxford, are unspaced.
Do they do the same spying on the models/units produced for sale in EU? It’s not actually a necessary part of the operation of the device, so it makes sense they’d be able to sell them without it.
There’s no reason that sort of compliance needs an HOA. Most places already have building codes enforced by mandatory government inspections for major renovations.
It still does.
If casual use of profane and taboo words isn't offensive, are they really profane and taboo?
But it doesn't, strictly speaking, have to stop going. The bottom floor could be removed and placed at the top.
You can still buy physical media online, though an increasing portion of movies and shows are produced by the streaming companies, and you don’t really have an alternative there.
Are you saying that nothing has ever gotten worse or just nothing in the last twenty years?
Driving a big van sucks though, even in the US.
Let’s be clear though: all of those other things are probably wrong too.
Also, marriage doesn’t imply children.
It’s three letters, one of which is common to all the extra options. Are your coworkers really impressed by this?
0.2% is significantly lower than the property tax rate I pay on my house, and taxing vacant property seems like a good idea to try to disincentivize inefficient use of limited urban real estate.
That is not true in any but the most literal sense.
And they make a constant shrieking sound.
>The answer is in shifting trade away from the US and isolating their economy. Don’t tariffs help speed that along?
I’m a software engineer, and my job is so easy for the pay it’s ridiculous. I assure you, I do not work 5-10x harder than the guys who just installed my fence.
I'm not exactly that you mean by "new to the system", but it seems to me that that definition makes a calculator intelligent, which I can't agree with.
For the same reason they'd want copyright on anything else.
You’re saying people shouldn’t be taught how to add and subtract?
It’s certainly true that an adult would tend to have more additional knowledge and be better able to understand a lot of writing, but if you avoid exposing kids to anything they don’t have total understanding of the…
>Delhi’s air pollution equivalent to smoking 50 cigarettes Per day, which for some reason the headline didn’t include. Two packs a day is a pretty terrible baseline. At least it’s not addictive.
In the US, I think it would require a revolution at this point. In the EU it might be viable.
Sure, rust has better memory safety than most languages, but it also has a strong enough type system that many other kinds of programming errors won't pass compilation.
Phones were getting too thin anyways.
As far as I know, the UK styles that recommend spaced dashes are using en dashes where US English would use em dashes, and the ones that actually use em dashes, like Cambridge or Oxford, are unspaced.