I've heard from a person that they like purposefully slam the door (not pull the handle down and close it silently) in order to alert other people that someone walked in/out. Is that not abnormal?
Thanks! Does that mean that you're only able to work in a very specific environment?
I'm considering ordering a new laptop, and am very sad to think that i won't be able to use its laptop/portable functionality, since more than 30 mins without a special keyboard results in pain.
> The fact that they would have no choice if they were subject to China's jurisdiction.
Wouldn't the reverse be true in the US? Assume that actually supported China's radical opinions, while being subject to US jurisdiction - wouldn't they be forced out of business? Isn't that what's going on now?
> You can't choose to do something you're being forced to do, therefore if you do it, it wasn't your choice.
Has anyone had any experience trying to prove the authenticity of a signature?
I remember reading somewhere that there are only three universities in the world, that have a department specializing in detecting signature forgery.
Right, ok. So, SouthPark's parent company has to pay for being able to stream the original, English version on their website? (just clarifying what distribution rights means in this case)
Is there any way to justify such practice, from a utilitarian perspective of a net-benefit for society?
> Kare also developed the icons, such as the trash can for discarding files, that helped define graphical interfaces. She and Jobs hit it off because they shared an instinct for simplicity along with a desire to make the Mac whimsical. “He usually came in at the end of every day,” she said. “He’d always want to know what was new, and he’s always had good taste and a good sense for visual details.” Sometimes he came in on Sunday morning, so Kare made it a point to be there working. Every now and then, she would run into a problem. He rejected one of her renderings of a rabbit, an icon for speeding up the mouse-click rate, saying that the furry creature looked “too gay.”
This is my reasoning about blockchain. It was the first time I realised that just because I'm disposed to understand something better than the average person, doesn't mean I have to. Even if that something will be part of everyday life for every person. Society will just take care of packaging it into a familiar interface, e.g. credit card.
I then however realised that it would be a shame to let my advantage go to waste. So I use this: