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It works smoothly and without much lag. The phone GUI is well executed.


This is explains a lot about the stature of elite marathoners: less volume per square area.


He is the perpetrator and the victim in this case...apparently.


He is succeeding where others are dropping like flies (looking at you, Solyndra).


You just can't wrap your head around it otherwise. The logical struggle at understanding the illogical.


Your explanation of D/A Counselors sounds about right. Its strange that doesn't seem true in the other "helping" professions.

Its weird, I've met a lot of social workers and many are just people good at helping other people. I've also met social workers that went into social work to save themselves. They were more screwed up then anyone they would likely meet in the course of their work. I think I've met the poster child for "why you shouldn't go into social work if...".


I agree. The government is terrible about doing first and then asking the courts for forgiveness, er, permission,


I'm dealing with this right now. A cop wrote me a ticket for not having proof of insurance when it isn't a law in my state to carry it. DMV.org even says LEOs have access to a database where they can look up insurance.

But now I have to deal with going to court and I imagine I'll still pay a fine.


Really? In my state (Virginia), officers have to write the number or whatever of the statute that you are breaking when writing a ticket. Is there anything like that in your state?


Nope.


Some states require that you give them "insurance information" which is different than proof of imagination.

Basically, they what the key to do the lookup in the DB by policy ID because their tables are not quite joined the right way... :)


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It really sounds like MS is trying to justify their ownership/outlook on $TSLA. How many more times do they have to write this before it becomes true?


Whatever it takes for success. And pg is a genuinely nice fellow.


That vignette is classic pg. It makes me happy to see so well-chosen and vivid a detail in a report like this.


me too. i can just see it!


They used to. Patent models were required from 1790 to 1880.


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