No way. Everybody in LD is highly intelligent and competent... and has no professionalism at all.
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I never noticed that it changes from one country to another. I thought the Vatican just brought a ton of those and sent them before the Pope traveled.
If you rotate them you'll get the exact same result as mirroring from top to bottom.
(Ignoring floating point errors.)
Mirroring is mirroring. It doesn't matter the direction if you will rotate later.
I'd be wary about learning history from a professional gold bug.
Somehow, all the civil wars, popular unrest, and separatist movements aren't even mentioned. And Spain did learn a lesson about that "less gold and silver entering Rome is the real problem" thing a thousand years later.
The definition of a script is something the computer executes (if it's a computer script, of course). Everything else people shove into it is extraneous.
Nothing on the article on your comment makes any sense. I'm not sure if there's some way to interpret the article that even makes it coherent. (Was it translated by AI?)
Anyway, the source is "a Brazilian government official, who noted that so far, no significant increase has been observed". So, it's a shitty report about some random person spewing bullshit over no real event at all. Besides, there's nothing there about US imports changing in value either.
My personal hypothesis is that everybody was half-asleep through about a third of the episodes of TNG.
It certainly reaches some high peaks, but the series average isn't as entertaining as everybody remembers it.
You don't excuse or fix LaTeX formatting.
Whatever way LaTeX decides to format your document is The Right Way™, and the person complaining about it is wrong.
Hum... My guess is if we could make houses out of money, they would be much cheaper.
I'm so terrified about it that I check dozens of times before running it. So, no.
But I'm a repeat offender with rm -rf * .o
The problem with cocoa isn't really global warming. It has been consistently dying because of a plague, that is well adapted to the same weather as cocoa.