https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/snes/588741-super-metroid/faqs...
Incredible catharsis. Love it.
https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/snes/588741-super-metroid/faqs...
Incredible catharsis. Love it.
Here's the one that worries me: Interest payments on the debt are projected to grow to 6.7 percent of GDP in thirty years (right now they're 1.9 percent and Social Security outlays are 4.9 percent).
Deficits are projected to be 10 percent of GDP then, meaning 2/3rds of our borrowing will be done to pay off existing borrowing. That's not good.
Some notes about the tech:
I wanted the shortest path to launch a prototype with my basic programming skills from the past. All the new development options (with command line package installations etc.) scares me.
Basic html/css/javascript to the rescue. I installed Visual Studio Code, linked materialcss, and got to work. It is all client side with no server code. Uploaded it with basic inmotion hosting and here we are.
Feedback will be much appreciated. Thanks.
2) To move things along, the correct / incorrect response should pop up on the next page with the next question, text box ready to start typing.
3) Choosing difficulty would be helpful. Multiplication thrown in with addition would be discouraging for a kid who only knows addition.
4) If you'd like to stop, clicking Home at the top should pause the timer. I completed a few questions then wanted to go to home and click around. But the timer kept going, which if I didn't notice would run out and then subtract a kid's progress.
5) In the about section, it'd probably be helpful to explain to non-tech savvy parents that this browser keeps track of your progress with cookies. As long as you're signed in on the same web browser on the same account/computer, your progress will be saved.
Definitely keep going!
Restrictive housing is more of a liberal phenomenon than a conservative one, wouldn't you say?
1.4% of all arrests in 2014 were federal.
Most law enforcement is by local or state governments.
This headline makes it seem like 64% of all arrests were for non-citizens. Not at all the case.
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Now get the Word of the Day ported over too!