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"then" is used to depict time, sequence or a causal relationship. "than" is used with comparative adjectives, to depict comparison.

  • I have worn neither, but have have once tried running with a towel wrapped around and I feel like a garter belt would be better.

  • You can also get the qalc program from the qalc or libqalculate package, which is a calculator in which you can simply type in the expression in a line and get the answer.

    That might also end up showing you what kinds of goals you want to be setting.

  • If you feel like making a more elaborate thingy, which can take full inputs like "1 + 2" (I know I wanted to, back when I made my first calculator), you can check out this link for starters https://www.calcworld.net/infix-to-postfix-converter/

    Except that instead of storing the postfix output in another string (as is done on the website), you want to be segregating each and every value into separate variables (perhaps in an array), while separating the values from the operators.

    Once that is done, you can then take the values 1-by-1 and apply the operations.

    It becomes fun after that.

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  • And that's why we have a lot of shredded stuff recipes.After they realised that the subject didn't reassemble, they then went ahead to do other tests with the shredded matter, one of which was cooking and eating them.

  • Some people set-up their mobile phones as temporarily-permanent hotspots.And then there was this mobile hotspot that used USB.

  • While C feels fine without having a keyword for function, I feel like bash would have benefitted from it.

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  • Normally, a driver won't want anything on the dash. Specially colourful stuff because it would cause reflections on the wind-shield.

  • Nice.I'm also trying out SDL + Vulcan.Would be nice to learn from a small project like this.

  • It's a one time use melee weapon.Keep your expectations low.

  • Mostly Mass Effect fans back then, I suppose.

    I myself considered the idea kinda fun, with the cool graphics it was portrayed with, in the game trailers.Even though I never ended up playing the game, that was probably one of the things that caused me to give a try to Google Assistant for a few hours, before I realised how it just wasn't worth it.

    And now they've got stuff with extremely high price/performance ratio, expecting people to find it desirable just because it is "fluent".I have enough experience listening to people who fluently speak information that they understand nothing of and don't need a machine to do the same, just because it has a bigger dump of information and lower rational capabilities.

  • Oh that makes sense.In a world where the number of digits between separators were standardised, I would know what the actual typo was, without this explanation.But this is not that world.

  • At that level, might as well not try persuasion.

  • Just tell him to make a Linux VM for it.

  • No biggie here. Just one of the pawns in MS's FUD tactics.

  • Doesn't seem ridiculous enough.They probably expect the OS to "just work", so that they can work on other things that don't just work.A little BS though, but understandable.

  • If I'm doing Dell vs FrameWork, then the latter has the winning argument.

    Of course, neither of those models are available to me (with FrameWork wholly not available in my country), but the Dell thing is going to be more expensive, both in the short and long term.

    Very inclined on going with 2nd hand.

    • Violence against butterfly skewers is forbidden.

    That's an important part.Those skewers are precision tools made to handle radially symmetric butterflies and cost a significant sum to the local govt.