If you believe in equality but don't think the patriarchy is a thing, then you need to spend a few days as a woman or minority. My understanding of gamergaters (and libertarians at large) is that this is a group of people who don't understand privilege. You fit my perception to a tee.
Who's to say there isn't a cupcake in orbit around Pluto? I'm not saying there is, but the question has to be answered.
(Or less sarcastically, what would lead you to suggest even a possible link between vaccines and IQ? If anything, fewer lifetime flu infections may be linked to less brain swelling and lower risk for dimentia)
Garbage collection and bytecode are two entirely different concepts.
Both also compile to bytecode, but
Funny how the "meritocracy" tends to disproportionately favor upper-income white males. Taller than average ones, at that. Sometimes you need what appears to be an unfair policy to counter-act unconcious bias.
Compared to the last cabinet, the minister of science is now actually a scientist. The minister of defense is actually a soldier, and the minister of transportation is a friggin' astronaut. I don't see much to complain about.
it doesn't say "bringing about equality". It says "measuring equality".
Evolution, the observation that life evolves, is a fact. We can see it happen. The theory of natural selection is our best attempt at explaining this observable fact.
Being a white middle class male who never learned about privilege growing up is why you're a Libetarian.
When we'return speaking evolution in the context of education, we specifically mean evolution by means of natural selection. Aka Darwinian evolution. Which says nothing whatsoever about the origins of life.
Both parties need to agree to void a contract. Which is why both parties need to sign a divorce.
I'm not sure why that matters. If they're building a wind farm that offsets the power going into their DC, then who cares if the electrons are mixed together? Geez.
Your post made me curious about expansion, so i read the wikipedia article.
It sounds like expansion is only occurring on a very large scale, where matter isn't gravitationally bound. So things outside the milky way, andromeda and virgo cluster are expanding away, but there is no expansion within.
So your hypothesis is wrong. I've often wondered though if there is some fosilization phenomena that could cause them to grow over time.
You guys are so jaded, it's insufferable.
Back in the Real World, we use PowerShell to automate all sorts of processes. Particularly provisioning VDI. while lots of non-MS stuff has PowerShell APIs (VMware, Citrix etc.) sometimes you want to execute a remote command on a device that only supports SSH. Like power up a blade PC, or add a static route to a switch. Sounds like they're going to make that possible. Awesome!
As long as by "complex abomination" you mean completely standardarized switch syntax with tab completion and integrated help.
The answers in this thread are telling, and they don't paint a pretty picture.
Here's my hypothesis: Geeks (myself included!) tend to be lone wolves. We like autonomy, and hence have a strong belief in personal responsibility, often at the detriment of shared responsibility. See how many libertarians are on
Geeks also tend to have girl problems. They're often intimidated by them, but also want and can't have them. This leads to resentment. Women seem incredibly powerful and unattainable, so when they claim disinfranchisement, we are incredulous.
In the sciences, geeks rule. Women who enter this field have to be fun, approachable and totally geeky too. Not many women fit that description. But many who don't are otherwise fantastically gifted, intelligent women. And we're missing out.
Let me guess: Middle class, white male?
Surprise due today. Also the rent.
