Und mit lustig meine ich nicht lustig, sondern "lustig", also so richtig schlechte aber trotzdem irgendwie lustige Sprüche, wie z. B. Das hier, oder: "Restaurant zum Pferd, gestern geritten, heute mit Fritten, was darf's sein?". Also was kennt ihr noch in die Richtung?
Just Cleared the Advanced Networking Specialty Exam (ANS-C01) Back in September I set a goal of earning 3 AWS certifications. Thankfully, the day has arrived where I achieved this by passing the Advanced Networking Specialty. I sat for it yesterday and scored 824, which represents a solid month of every spare moment of my time.
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I don't like using these abbreviations because if a phrase needs 'an + das = ans' then I memorize it with "ans" then it's hard to remember and use the structure in similar phrase when 'an + der' or 'an + die' needed. 1- So if I don't use those abbreviations, will the meaning of the sentences change? 2- Do I sound like "100% Ausländer"?
I just replaced my moto g pure with an ANS Artia Phone the moto is really buggy at time and freezes up constantly. Although the specs on the Artia are much more worse. There isn't much about the ANS Artia Phone right now, online at least, I was able to get every spec of the ANS Artia: CPU: Qualcomm QTI SM6225 with 8 cores GPU: Adreno 610 Battery: 3300 mAh Storage: 32gb Memory: 3gb Display ...
But we can describe the limit of √ANS as the square root is repeated infinitely, defined by the following Maxwell's equations: 1/ɛ 0 ∫ 3 ρd×ANS ⇌ G (ANS₁ + ANS₂)/ (x sec θ) 2 Now, Heisenberg's uncertainty principle tells us that we can't know the answers to both ANS and √ANS at the same time.
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