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by assemble 16y ago
The pope is not our infallible leader. He's fallible just like everybody else. Popes are only infallible when they are speaking ex cathedra (from the chair). They don't do this very often. Most infallible doctrines have actually been put
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by assemble 16y ago
What did I say: people automatically assume that (1)you are fully versed in everything about the situation, (2)you agree with how the Church handled it all, (3)you must be contributing to it by staying in the Church
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by assemble 16y ago
I can't blame them for side-stepping those issues--I would do the same thing. Anytime someone mentions that they're Catholic on reddit, people automatically assume that (1)you are fully versed in everything about the situation, (2)you agree
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by assemble 16y ago
Trust me, most of us EEs know -plenty- about floating point problems. We also have to take entire classes about how our work could kill somebody. Bugs are bugs, errors and oversights happen. You have to deal with it, document what happened,
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by assemble 16y ago
I hope you're joking. Canada speaks English and French; Mexico speaks Spanish. Sure, they're different dialects than the European version, but they're all lumped together. It's kind of how people say think Chinese is one language, but in re
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by assemble 16y ago
AllegiantAir does this. At 6'2" I actually had enough legroom too, because non-reclining seats are thinner than the reclining seats. Not only do non-reclining seats weigh about 10-20lbs less (if I remember correctly) they are indeed cheaper
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by assemble 16y ago
This is my system too--it's surprisingly efficient.
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by assemble 16y ago
My high deductable plan doesn't cover anything until I spend $1.5k on health costs in a year. (Except preventive health stuff, that's all covered.) After you pay 1.5k they cover everything. My company and I pay a premium for this coverage (
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by assemble 16y ago
You do know that Engineers and Software Developers help build buses and airplanes too, right? Those guys are responsible for every single flight on that aircraft. Not only for all the people that fly on them, but also the airline investment
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by assemble 17y ago
It's called the "Inverted Pyramid" and anyone who has taken a journalism class worth anything learned it. It's there so that editors can cut down the story easily if it doesn't fit on the page. Page design is really hard if you can't change
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by assemble 17y ago
I can get the circuit with 4 XORs and 1 NOT, or 3 XORs and 1 XNOR. I can't see a way to simplify to just ANDs, ORs and 2 NOTs. It's an interesting problem, were you able to find a AND, OR and 2 NOT solution? Or did you wind up using XORs?
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by assemble 17y ago
Consumers of computers in the mid-80s didn't consist of nearly the range and variety of consumers as it does now. The people who had computers in the 80s were computer geeks and engineers. What we have accomplished in the last 20 years is t
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by assemble 17y ago
Major software vendors would never have had a platform to standardize on, so they would have to try and pick a winner and loser. Consumers wouldn't know which platform to buy to run program X, and when that platform goes away, how will they
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by assemble 17y ago
Some of us don't like getting information from videos, especially at work where bandwidth and internet usage is monitored....
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by assemble 17y ago
I actually prefer Strip or Sirloin to Filet. Filet is tender all the time, but I think the others have more flavor :)
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by assemble 17y ago
The laws vary from state to state. I'm not going to read them all. Here are the laws in my state: http://www.kansas.gov/ksbtp/statutes.html Specifically pertaining specifically to who does or doesn't need a license: http://www.kansas.gov
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by assemble 17y ago
Generally, Electricians can do things similar to that if they follow the local electric code. I've watched them work--they don't consult the building drawings or whatever, and they can make some pretty extensive changes. The PE license gets
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by assemble 17y ago
For a PE in KS, you complete an engineering curriculum. Take the FE test. Then you study under any PE for four years. (Not four different ones for one year, but I suppose that would work.) Finally, you have to pass another test. It's not re
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by assemble 17y ago
Where did you get a list of how the top 15 sites on the internet hash/bcrypt/whatever their passwords? That sounds like some interesting information.
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by assemble 17y ago
For business to business sales (especially the more expensive stuff), that is almost always how it's done. Call the vendor for a quote, they'll either tell you or send out a sales/marketing rep, lots of hand wringing, then maybe a deal of s
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by assemble 17y ago
I started over 3 hours with filling the shopping cart... I'm about to just give up, $100 isn't worth this much PITA...
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by assemble 17y ago
I appear to be stuck on the shipping address page--just refreshing when the connection craps doesn't seem to work. Anything in particular you tried?
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by assemble 17y ago
You made it all the way to the final order page? After two hours I was able to get a few items in my cart and have -almost- managed to create an account.
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by assemble 17y ago
I've been using this since it came out. It's fast, and seems to work very well. It doesn't get in the way and irritate me like AVG, Avast and the other free ones. I've been extremely pleased with it.
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by assemble 17y ago
Somebody has to consume your product or there is no reason to build it. If OO wants to compete with a high-quality commercial product, they should act like it. I use Windows and Office because they are superior products, with enough of a qu
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by assemble 17y ago
Have you considered that maybe they aren't a programmer and don't have the technical knowledge to add a feature like that? This kind of attitude is one of the things that drives people away from Linux and the open-source movement in general
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by assemble 17y ago
Dr. Pepper isn't a Coke brand, in many markets Pepsi has distribution rights for Dr. Pepper. So in those markets, they offer those products. Pepsi wouldn't be caught dead selling Coke products in their machines. Some machines have both, but
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by assemble 17y ago
Nope. Most groups have their own coffee machines and stock their own coffee. I work at an aircraft company. While I'm a salaried employee, the effects of the union being present at this site hit everyone. It's nice in some cases (benefits),
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by assemble 17y ago
When I worked at Pepsi, they paid 'rent' for keeping a vending machine somewhere. The rent was based on location, power usage, etc.
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by assemble 17y ago
10k pays for half the janitor's salary. We don't get free anything where I work, and I'm fine with that. My company's job is to make more money, not baby me with things that I'm perfectly capable of paying for on my salary.

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