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"the authors of the work seem to use PGplot for their graphs."
No, it's IDL.
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Except the Android Google had before the iPhone was very different to the Android post-iPhone. The early concepts all looked like the older crappy so-called smartphones and then suddenly post-iPhone it started to look like the iPhone. Google may have wanted a phone from 2005, but the final product took it's cue from the iPhone.
How are we to have any idea whether this is a big number or not. How many laptops do other large organisations lose or have stolen each year? How many stolen or lost laptops is this per member of staff? Without that information too this could be summarised as "adding lots of numbers together makes a bigger number"
"'I'm a Christian, If you say 'I'm a Christian,' people will expect you to have certain values"
That's a stupid point to start with given how much different types of Christians argue with each other. If you compare quakers to gun-nut evangelicals I don't think you could find many similarities in their values or outlook.
It isn't overpriced. PC games have been around £30 for a long long time, so I don't think a bit of a rise is that big a deal. Considering how many people have spent a long time working on this game I don't feel bad about paying for it either. Do you really expect these people to work full time for free for your entertainment?
They do this for some packages in the UK, but not all. I had one package that came by courier and they didn't even leave a note saying that they'd failed the delivery, then did this twice again before sending the package back to amazon. They then sent it properly through the post and I got it straight away. I won't buy from anyone that uses these awful courier companies now because it's basically a waste of my time.
If you want to limit your mobile phone radiation then you actually want to be close to a mast as then your phone will give out less radiation itself and as that's the thing next to your head that's the thing you should worry about. Not that you should worry about that if you're not a tin foil hat wearing idiot.
Going over budget has many reasons here, largely because of delays in the money being made available has lead to large increases in the raw materials cost (particularly copper, which ITER needs a lot of). If it had been built when originally planned at the original design of pre-1998 then it would be less of a problem.
"cannot see why anyone would pay £700 for something they can't use as a computer"
I know, I bought a bike for more than that it wasn't a computer. What a rip off. Some guy I know paid way more than that for a car and it wasn't a computer either. This other guy spent £200,000 on a house and even for that it wasn't a computer!