Suicide? Well... forensics people have figured out how people detemined on suicide sometimes bind their wrists & ankles, but I see no reason why murderers wouldn't have access to the same details. And it does look very much as though this case is getting into the San Diego Officials' syndrome of "Rich people are Important, and we shouldn't annoy them". *sigh* (Mind you, "shot twice in the back of the head" seems to me to be a much less likely "suicide", and I think that _has_ been the Official Finding in at least a few cases.)
apparently the "learn to program" game is really easy to break by typing in 'fuck me' into the prompt instead of the calculations like you're supposed to
I saddened that people think it’s okay to go and butt into to other people’s lives in a way that makes them feel unsafe or uncomfortable over an issue which (I think) is a matter of personal choice. It’s just rude.
I get that people might find unusual gender alignments in others make them uncomfortable and that they may not be in a place where they can approach the person with curiosity or indifference.
What I’m struggling with is the shift from feeling internally uncomfortable to going knocking on someone’s door and shouting at them. That’s a conscious decision to go and be rude.
the Codecademy is slightly better than most I've seen, but still littered with basic errors.
two important things: when instructing someone to enter a command, make sure what you put on the screen is *exactly* what you want them to type.
Make the wording of an instruction completely unambiguous, and tell me what the bloody solution is! If I'm left not knowing what to do, I'm guessing. Lesson 7 is a great example of an author assuming it's obvious. It isn't.
On June 17, 1982, Roberto Calvi was found hanged** under Blackfriars* Bridge in London, with his hands tied behind his back, his pockets filled with five kilos of bricks and rocks (i.e. masonry)[* duh!]**, at a height where the rising tide would cover his body.** He had been a principal in the P2*** conspiracy in Italy who was about to testify as state's evidence. His death was repeatedly ruled a suicide.
"P2" was so implausible that even though there is a lot of incontravertable documentation, a preponderance of online references are conspiracy sites . . .
* a Masonic symbol ** in accordance with the penalty specified by certain Masonic oaths *** Though they didn't quite take over Italy, they did steal the Vatican bank, and may have killed a Pope.
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'fuck me' into the prompt instead of the calculations like you're supposed to
not that I did that mind you
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The transgender conviction saddens me.
I saddened that people think it’s okay to go and butt into to other people’s lives in a way that makes them feel unsafe or uncomfortable over an issue which (I think) is a matter of personal choice. It’s just rude.
I get that people might find unusual gender alignments in others make them uncomfortable and that they may not be in a place where they can approach the person with curiosity or indifference.
What I’m struggling with is the shift from feeling internally uncomfortable to going knocking on someone’s door and shouting at them. That’s a conscious decision to go and be rude.
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Via Webofevil: "She stabbed herself to death in front of me" is a comically awful attempt at a defence when offered by a regular person but actually stands when put forward by the police
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two important things:
when instructing someone to enter a command, make sure what you put on the screen is *exactly* what you want them to type.
Make the wording of an instruction completely unambiguous, and tell me what the bloody solution is! If I'm left not knowing what to do, I'm guessing. Lesson 7 is a great example of an author assuming it's obvious. It isn't.
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convincing suicide
He had been a principal in the P2*** conspiracy in Italy who was about to testify as state's evidence.
His death was repeatedly ruled a suicide.
"P2" was so implausible that even though there is a lot of incontravertable documentation, a preponderance of online references are conspiracy sites . . .
* a Masonic symbol
** in accordance with the penalty specified by certain Masonic oaths
*** Though they didn't quite take over Italy, they did steal the Vatican bank, and may have killed a Pope.
see Archbishop Marcinkus, Banco Ambrosiano