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Debate Help | by LSU_Frodin | 2005-06-17 01:19:21 |
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examples, you're right, your friend is dumb. | by unjust | 2005-06-17 07:52:23 |
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Every action has consequences | by MatthewDBA | 2005-06-17 08:23:09 |
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you may not notice them... | by unjust | 2005-06-17 08:46:19 |
| In other words, |
by MatthewDBA |
2005-06-17 08:55:52 |
I've spent an extra $30 on $600 worth of gas. That's noticeable, but I question whether it's all that important. This, of course, is based on my experience -- keep in mind that 21 tanks of gas (15 gallon tank) is about what I use in a year. Eight or ten cents extra per day is not a huge deal in my book.
Besides which, I further question whether that correctly mirrors the loss in productivity caused by extra features on a computer program. It seems to me that the largest loss (of time in trying to figure out where a function is, and how it works) is the first few times you use it; after that, you learn it and it doesn't slow you down any more. Your car, on the other hand, won't learn how to run more efficiently on a badly tuned engine, no matter how long you give it. |
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but if i can't run software the will increase my | by unjust | 2005-06-17 10:03:41 |
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