Why does "professionalism" have to equal soulless? Go to Japan, tons of official sites and machines you interact with are full of whimsy and character, and they are known for being the breaurecrats. There is no reason that a funny image should be seen as "unprofessional".
Oh then are you suggesting we should get rid of all the other things from the last 120 years like aluminum bats, cleats, safety bags, helmets, instant replays, etc?
Chess needed rule changes for hundreds of years. And ABS isn't even a rule change, it's just playing by the same rules more accurately. I don't understand why baseball fans are modern day luddites
The police shoving the meter right into the speaker shows how whack this is. Measurement of sound varies a ton, and if they just stood back they wouldn't be "injured" by a 90db speaker
The crazy part is that we have a system to call the pitches perfectly, they admit that umps are wrong 6% of the time, and they are still doing this halfway nonsense instead of just calling the pitches correctly instead of letting umps continue to be wrong
"hot" and "active" are not simple post attributes. It's a weighted algorithm that takes into account many things like score, time, how fast the score is changing, upvote percentages, etc.
It's not a personalized feed, but it's farm from simple or objective. Look at how many people complain about reddits many different sorting algorithms
What do you think "Hot" is? What do you think "active" is? There is some ranking algorithm that picks what to show. If you want to be pedantic, even "top" or "new" are algorithms.
Why does "professionalism" have to equal soulless? Go to Japan, tons of official sites and machines you interact with are full of whimsy and character, and they are known for being the breaurecrats. There is no reason that a funny image should be seen as "unprofessional".
This is also why Andor was an amazing breath of fresh air: no Jedi
That is all modern "democracies". There are no countries which run on pure democracy.
They don't do this inherently. What is happening in America shows that often people vote to restrict their own freedoms.
Why is the headline and article about a quote that's almost 2 decades old?
You cant drive or catch a train to everywhere, but it's still in the united states. That's the categorization in discussion
You do know Hawaii is part of the united states, correct?
Pretend to be your friend? They were just taking your order. Why do you care if they are sitting or standing while they do?
US soil is a completely different thing than the geographic US
This is not an embassy. There is a separate, standalone, treaty with the UN giving them that land.
The UN is not on US soil, it's been international territory for a very long while
Oh then are you suggesting we should get rid of all the other things from the last 120 years like aluminum bats, cleats, safety bags, helmets, instant replays, etc?
Chess needed rule changes for hundreds of years. And ABS isn't even a rule change, it's just playing by the same rules more accurately. I don't understand why baseball fans are modern day luddites
Nothing in the rules of baseball says umps are allowed to make their own zones. They are instead saying they want to play a different made up game
The police shoving the meter right into the speaker shows how whack this is. Measurement of sound varies a ton, and if they just stood back they wouldn't be "injured" by a 90db speaker
The crazy part is that we have a system to call the pitches perfectly, they admit that umps are wrong 6% of the time, and they are still doing this halfway nonsense instead of just calling the pitches correctly instead of letting umps continue to be wrong
"hot" and "active" are not simple post attributes. It's a weighted algorithm that takes into account many things like score, time, how fast the score is changing, upvote percentages, etc.
It's not a personalized feed, but it's farm from simple or objective. Look at how many people complain about reddits many different sorting algorithms
"No algorithms"??
What do you think "Hot" is? What do you think "active" is? There is some ranking algorithm that picks what to show. If you want to be pedantic, even "top" or "new" are algorithms.
He did it 6 times, not 1.
The answer is corruption, skimming from the top, and using company assets as if they were his.
Sounds familiar
Sequel? The force Awakens was just a rehash of A New Hope.
What authoritarian regime wants more oversight and transparency?