The thing that rubs me the wrong way is that it’s not that #3 or whatever isn’t recyclable, it’s that it’s not commercially viable to recycle it, as if burying it is somehow of more commercially viable.
It literally comes down to some penny pinching now at the expense of a few generations down the line having to deal with land fills.
It’s only commercially viable to bury most of our waste because we exclude the environmental and intergenerational costs of doing so.
She looks like she’s wearing a human suit.
It’s a technicality. The parents have the authority.
There’s no mention of the minor’s choice.
It’s not paranoia if they really are trying to kill scam you.
IMHO you probably now have the right amount of scepticism.
Banks’ system are probably already compromised and don’t even know it.
Seems reasonable and proportionate to me.
In Judge Dredd.
They have guns, just like police where I live have guns.
Locked in the car, not on their person.
If a situation requires a gun, they can go and get it.
Afterwards, they have to account for every round fired.
But then, it’s harder to kill “n****rs” extra-judicously then.
That’s amazing. Who needs geothermal hot water when you have a DC?
Isn’t that a cello?
Poor data visualisation is a pet peeve of mine and I’m disproportionately vigorous when talking about it ;-)
Especially after a few drinks with dinner.
Pie charts tend to work when you have three to four categories, more than that they fall apart.
The nice thing about the bar chart is the axis label which can be the raw value rather than a percentage, having a large (7-8) number of categories is still readable especially if there minority categories.
Also, is all just my opinion, so don’t let me stop you using whatever you like!
Use a bar chart. Pie charts are for marketing and pizza.
Also, no one cares if a bar chart sums to more than 100% ;-)
Yet, when a council says “you can’t build there it’ll flood in a one-in-fifty year event” they get called obstructive, litigated, and then a developer builds there anyway and sells at a premium.
When I bought my home, I actually considered floods, climate change, and the imminent west Antarctic ice sheet collapse with the the resulting sea level rise.
We’ve known about climate change for a hundred years and are still acting all surprised that it is happening.
Just roll with the LibreCalc charts.
It’s the data that’s important, perfectly rendered gradients on histogram bars is less important.
LoL.
The glockenspiel thread was worth it though.
It’s “world’s smallest violin” where I’m from. Are there regional/cultural variations on this saying?
The films were as perfectly cast as possible, and the elves were portrayed perfectly too. You definitely got the feeling that they all were immortal, ancient, and dripping with the arrogance and composure that would bring.
I was there, Mr Anderson, 3000 years ago…
I did this until I moved to an ISP that cared about IPv6.
It was almost trivial even with the ISP’s PoS router.
Well. To Java that’s just a string of utf-8 characters, assuming you haven’t bastardised the encoding, and it’s just yanked out of an HTTP entity. So of course they’re different.
If you’re using some json parser and object mapping library (like Jackson) then all bets are off 'cause it could be configured any which way.
On every other language and library it’s whatever the defined behaviour is.
3/10