The Victorian Era started in about 1820, 200 years after the Pilgrims landed at Plymouth Rock.
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Some people play hardcore/survival mode with hundreds of combat-related mods, others play it as a version of Stardew Valley. It is totally up to you how you want your game to be.
You'd want both the gear and flaps down on landing, so both switches would be in the down position. If the switches weren't in sync, e.g. you need one switch up and the other down for landing, that would be a problem.
Have a plumber in to fix a leak, or an electrician to look at a wonky switch? Without the offer and supply of copious cuppas, you'll be lucky if you don't drown/get electrocuted after the job is "done".
Even though you were fortunate not to lose any data, you gained a lot of experience!
Slim Pickens was the perfect choice for Maj. Kong; Sellers could not have pulled it off.
With Peter Sellers, Slim Pickens, and Sterling Hayden, there is always something new in their delivery that you pick up. The same with Kubrick and Adam's sets and cinematography...
To the ventilation of the gas ventilation in the ventilation
A warm odor of jam, wind
I saw a bright light before the front
The weight of my head and check
I had to let me get at night.
He stood at the door.
I heard an accredited work
I think that
"Time or hell".
And transmit the light that takes
to continue
I think he heard his story.
But yeah, it would be cool if you could pull directly from an API in to Excel. Or directly parse JSON input without having to mangle it in jq first.
It is amazing how massively complex rules such as this are subconscious when you learn them as a child. I speak a little French and German (and a few phrases of Yupik), but those are mainly wrote memorisation of the words and only the barest understanding of the underlying mechanics.
Can you give examples of what a "ergative–absolutive alignment" looks like, or case-stacking? It sounds fascinating...
So... you've basically answered the question here.
"It’s been 40 years since the original Visicalc spreadsheet program was released, and no one has been able to beat them"
There is a reason that columnar workbooks and spreadsheets have been around since humans started writing down numbers and manipulating them... it works.
A "grid of cells" does exactly what it is supposed to do in the most efficient manner possible. The only "innovation" opportunities are making the underlying product suck less, or providing analytics/reporting functionality.
For some reason in mid-2016, Flickr locked my account. I mean, a hard lock. Couldn't login, public photostream was "account locked", the whole thing. My photostream was pictures of airplanes, random street photos, and general middling-quality randomness. Nothing NSFW, political, or otherwise.
I contacted Flickr support and after a few days finally made it through to an email exchange with what I assume was a live person. They said that the account was under a "support lockout" and there was nothing they could do to release it. No reason given, just a "support lockout". That was the last I heard from them, ever. They stopped responding to any emails or other support requests.
Sad, really, as I enjoyed some of the groups there.
"You Are My Sunshine" tops the list. It so incredibly sad... even thinking about it to type this comment is really difficult. Like, hide-the-razor-because-the-cutting-will-start-again difficult. I have no idea why.