Sorry, figured you were like that guy who keeps asking about Turkish land values and then deleting.
On lemmy.ml they’d be arguing that the zombie should be supported because a zombie apocalypse will destroy US imperialism.
Check their post history. Asked for help setting up some online club, got loads of helpful responses. Deleted the post but not their comments.
Wouldn’t be the first Lemmy leech I’ve seen who takes advice and then rips away the discussion.
Don’t delete this after getting responses like you did last time. That’s a real jerk move.
Lemmy had Karma but got rid of it because it’s so gameable that its only uses are bad.
Rarely.
Most likely reason is to upvote a contrarian reply to my own comment that I was too salty about to upvote in the moment.
I already have a pretty good sense of bad faith arguments, having been online for far too long.
Unlock the door and remove those screws holding the latch in the door.
Once you’ve removed the lock you should be able to disassemble it and push the stuck key out or worst case, replace the lock cylinder.
Your argument is shit. It’s basically “some tourists bad, therefore all tourism bad.”
Like how dare people want to see the world?
Putting it in a DB is the easy part.
It’s support in a thousand other systems that deal with addresses that’s the real problem.
For something like a street address, interoperability is a hell of a lot more important than culturally preferred spelling.
Experts will tell you they drink Paul Masson Pinot Chardonnay because of its full varietal aroma, brilliant color and long pleasant finish. What they mean is…it tastes good. Paul Masson will sell no wine before its time.
So basically your job is to take the specifications from the customers and give them to the engineers?
You want volunteers to run a business for you?
One that you can’t even be bothered to sign up for a gmail account?
What exactly are you bringing to offer here?
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He should talk, they’re both wearing socks with sandals.
I never minded studying, but always hated writing essays, even though pretty good at it.
How do we train people to think, and validate that they learned, when they can outsource it to a computer?
The author alludes to oral exams, though they have a whole host of other issues.
How is that any different from the current situation?
Wiser heads warned of escalation but were locked out of power by militarists.
The US adult literacy rate was 91% in the year 1910.