Dude, sorry to be harsh, but you act more like her girlfriend than like a Real Man. Girls need to share feelings and feel connected, but she has girlfriends to share feelings with, and if you start acting like one, you lose masculine traits of character. You too may need to share feelings sometimes, but don't do this with a potential gf. This way there's no mystery about you for her.
Then, talking of what's right and wrong and doing, maintaining the order, are completely different matters. Just an example: a girl said I have a point on ethics and that she supported me in that, but the very next day she invited me to do sports so that inconveniencies and efforts were 100% to me, 0% to her, and the pleasure would be shared 50/50. I hated but had to say "No way."
Be a man, dude, value yourself.
Interesting. First, until what age is it normal to live with parents and not work in your country?
If your kid comes home on all four, what do you do? What's a fair punishment and what's not? If a kid comes home with frequent hangovers, is it better to take action or let them grow and hope they understand things themselves and become responsible persons as you say?
It's fair to say that if there's no immediate consequence of alcohol abuse, the person doesn't learn anything.
Don't quote Wikipedia, it's absolutely unreliable.
From some time few years ago I don't believe in anecdotes nor favour others in this. Even when being sincere, people continuously self-deceive, over-estimate their own abilities and those of the others, be it (1) alcohol ("Others can drink much and don't vomit"), (2) smoking ("I can quit whenever I want"), (3) sleeping ("I/that guy sleep(s) only N hours a day").
Nice belief, but must be another wishful thinking. Any experimental evidence to support this idea?
Not only. There's also a "pet to care" factor: basically, if you buy a poorly designed phone or player, to use it daily you have to care of it 15-30 minutes each day. I remember owning an expensive phone in 2002, in which, morning alarm could be set for 1 time only, so I needed to set alarms for each day. To delete SMS, it took 3-4 clicks. When it fell down from my jeans pocket, the scroll wheel button failed, and that was the "Enter" button. Had to repair it for 1/4 of price (which could buy me a new simple phone) had to wait for a month, and still I hadn't enough and tried to continue using it
What happens if one drops iPad on the floor?
Ridiculous.
I've read the features list, and looks like we're supposed to spend a load of money for something you get locked into. Can get software from iStore, can't load anything from external sources, DRM that will prolly stop you from playing radio in mp3 from podcast...
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Don't know if it's been posted here: Finnish documentaries on "climate change":
part 1: with automatically selected subtitles in several languages. Shows how they made the hockey stick graph.
http://dotsub.com/view/19f9c335-b023-4a40-9453-a98477314bf2
part 2 (of 3 parts): in the 3rd piece they show why the meteostations' measurements drifted upwards in the last decades
http://climateaudit.org/2009/1 ... limategate-on-finnish-tv/
part 1: with automatically selected subtitles in several languages. Shows how they made the hockey stick graph.
http://dotsub.com/view/19f9c335-b023-4a40-9453-a98477314bf2
part 2 (of 3 parts): in the 3rd piece they show why the meteostations' measurements drifted upwards in the last decades
http://climateaudit.org/2009/1 ... limategate-on-finnish-tv/
Thanks to all for posting here, I really appreciate your feedback, both supportive and critical.
Now some news. I've changed a job this week, the 3rd time this year. After quitting the 1st company, the boring one, I worked at the 2nd, let's call it the evil co. Salaries were low and the bosses were mistreating everyone, but it was temporary for me, and I learned a lot. Then I moved to another city and came to the 3rd company, of 2 founders and 4 employees including me. Everything was fine untill we were out of orders and cash. The founders said we needed to find different jobs in 3 weeks, and so I did. A little bit sad - I liked it a lot, but I've found a very good offer.
Needless to say, my CV now looks a lot better than in March, and salary is much higher than in the boring company.
So... it paid off.
A curious story that one should take the opportunities
Wednesday, I've been to a company that needed Python programmer. They required Django, that I only started learning recently, but I decided that it's better to try anyway: maybe I could impress them with other skills, experience, etc.
I was straight and told that started trying Python this spring, and hadn't worked with Django for production. They asked to solve some twisted problems on programming, then we talked a little on what I know and what I worked with, and in the end they were really quite impressed. We agreed to contact Friday.
Next day I was invited to an interview, Friday too. Ok, why not try, - I thought, - I could do that just for training. So I came and talked to them, solved some tasks, and so on. In the end of the interview they offered me a position, a good salary, and I could start as soon as I wanted.
Few hours later I got rejected by the Python company. (Prolly, they weren't as impressed as I imagined). That was quite polite of them to write me, so that I hadn't to wait&guess.
Never negate an opportunity.
Now some news. I've changed a job this week, the 3rd time this year.
After quitting the 1st company, the boring one, I worked at the 2nd, let's call it the evil co. Salaries were low and the bosses were mistreating everyone, but it was temporary for me, and I learned a lot. Then I moved to another city and came to the 3rd company, of 2 founders and 4 employees including me. Everything was fine untill we were out of orders and cash. The founders said we needed to find different jobs in 3 weeks, and so I did. A little bit sad - I liked it a lot, but I've found a very good offer.Needless to say, my CV now looks a lot better than in March, and salary is much higher than in the boring company.
So... it paid off.
A curious story that one should take the opportunities
Wednesday, I've been to a company that needed Python programmer. They required Django, that I only started learning recently, but I decided that it's better to try anyway: maybe I could impress them with other skills, experience, etc.
I was straight and told that started trying Python this spring, and hadn't worked with Django for production. They asked to solve some twisted problems on programming, then we talked a little on what I know and what I worked with, and in the end they were really quite impressed. We agreed to contact Friday.
Next day I was invited to an interview, Friday too. Ok, why not try, - I thought, - I could do that just for training. So I came and talked to them, solved some tasks, and so on. In the end of the interview they offered me a position, a good salary, and I could start as soon as I wanted.
Few hours later I got rejected by the Python company. (Prolly, they weren't as impressed as I imagined). That was quite polite of them to write me, so that I hadn't to wait&guess.
Never negate an opportunity.
I've completed Russian translation and updated the agreement in the help. Thanks for the contributor who sent the translation draft.
My fellows got it from torrents, and I don't remember anyone to buy a new laptop recently (in which it could be pre-installed).
I have empty partitions on my HDD left for Windows, but since I changed HDD in spring, but I won't bother to install it. Using Ubuntu for 2 years, and earlier I tried Mandriva.
His name means "I'm a car" in Russian
Maybe try 360° FOV?
Fish/bird vision FTW!
Fish/bird vision FTW!
Answering my own question: yes, it does, significantly. 5 or 7 screens reduce FPS by the factor of about 3.
Wow never thought of that, thanks a lot! Does graphics slow down with these settings?
This is a linear approximation of cylindrical projection, and the latter is often the only way to make a wide panorama. Though I'd prefer a single, true cylindrical projection. But this is good too.
The curved lines like in fish eye are a normal thing, I mean 3 dimensions of a vision sphere around you can't be transformed to be shown in 2D flat monitor.
If monitors were curved and you sat in the center, straight lines would have been straight.Lucky guy. I can't swallow beer after 1 litre, and if I drink wine, I take 1 glass of wine, 1 of coffee. Because otherwise, if I drink wine/champagne only, a headache strikes me in 3-4 hours.
Thanks for explanation, Becky. That makes sense.
It seems to me that Z22 loads textures a bit slower than Z20. First 4% load quite slowly.
Why LFS doesn't load everything at startup?
If I have 2-3 GiB of RAM free when a user starts LFS, would it be theoretically possible to load all tracks and textures in the background using the 2nd CPU core, so that the user doesn't have to wait anymore?
When LFS loads textures, does it load them into PC RAM, or GPU RAM?
When LFS loads textures, does it load them into PC RAM, or GPU RAM?
Diconnected while in pits - locked program
I've been in pits editing a setup when lost connection from a host. Here's what I see and nothing happened anymore for minutes after that. (My internet connection wasn't down, since I'm writing this right now after that).
The sign reads: "no cars on track". Closed with Alt+F4.
The sign reads: "no cars on track". Closed with Alt+F4.
With the quoted new things, is it possible now to make a 2nd screen work as a rear view monitor?
Obama's prize makes no sense, since he hasn't done anything except cancel the missile project, mostly for financial shortages.
It just shows how inflated this prize is (as well as literature prize). Just imagine Fleischmann&Pons have prize for their promise of cold fusion and cheap energy for everyone.
It just shows how inflated this prize is (as well as literature prize). Just imagine Fleischmann&Pons have prize for their promise of cold fusion and cheap energy for everyone.
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