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Number 12 is key. |
lol. If i was the guy i would just jejelly calm down and face my hospital bed knowing fully well that the relationship is probably over already |
Brightontc:Wawu. ![]() Simple to read and understand, you cannot. Can you see yourself now?
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Sixaxis:yup...don't forget to add onions...and pleeenty salt ![]() |
Remimadrid:don't you think it is not only human but wise for one to revise their opinion in the face of evidence? |
Newpride:She never said she consented. Read with understanding please! |
JoanHicks:baba i hail o... so this is the new method abi? |
JoanHicks:For someone who claims to be a total foreigner, and to only have joined yesterday, you chose a rather interesting topic to make your first comment on didn't you? https://www.nairaland.com/4404231/no-man-born-woman-stop#65938401 How could the utterances of a governorship aspirant possibly be of interest to a white american girl with no link to Nigeria other than her supposed boyfriend called Danny? And you uploaded a picture too...a nice pretty picture if i might add. Motive? I make no accusations but let the buyer beware! |
CSTR2:and take-over where? So long as the south-south people have decided to leave Nigeria to join Cameroon of their own volition, and France does not physically invade Nigeria with her own troops, then any support provided is perfectly fine. But maybe you know something that i don't about international law... so you tell me, is there something wrong with it? |
He needs to be monitored because he may be displaying latent psychopathy. |
CSTR2:No, the point is that Crimea does not belong to Ukraine and therefore it is not their land. The people of Crimea decided to be part of Russia, exercising freewill and rose up to actually fight for this. The point i was making there is that this is accepted in international law, and Russia acted well within its political rights to interfere in this particular process. |
CSTR2:The person i quoted made it seem as though Russia acted unilaterally to claim Crimea whereas this is not the case. The question of self determination is an international grey area and there is no legally proven solution. However in one case the International Court of Justice held that the right to self representation (and by default self determination) had an erga omnes character. I.e an absolute right which all states are bound to respect. As such, if the case goes to an international court, it is likely to be decided in favor of any true separatist movement. The problem is simply the fact that these international courts lack any power to enforce decisions and rely on the political good faith of the parties to the case. As such, issues such as seccession come down to who has the more political clout as opposed to what is obtainable from the applicable laws. So whatever you think is faulty in my logic os far from it. |
bigpicture001:Whatever you might say about Russia, Russia is no enemy of world peace. 1. Stop conflating distant history with the present since it is a fallacy to equate the Russia of nearly one century ago with the Russia of today. 2. Russia did not claim half of Ukraine. Half of Ukraine claimed Russia. Do well to truly understand the local politics before confusing yourself and others. 3. It is on record that Russia in recent history has always stood with the Pan African movement. |
eTECTIVe:If they had recalled them, they couldn't very well be said to have been expelled could they? Have you heard anywhere on the news that Britain recalled her diplomats? Doesn't it occur to you that such would feature heavily in the news? Or you don't watch news? |
Talkingboy:It would be nice if you could share how he did it |
In a properly constituted democracy the legislative wields much more power than the executive. This is because, while the president of the country is elected by its citizens, the office of the president is a function delegated and regulated by the legislature. |
[quote author=PcashMojo post=65860620][/quote]Young man, its like you deliberately don't want to understand. PHP is not used for decoration, it is used for creating functionality and while i cannot at all claim to know PHP as such, if there is PHP present in a site it should reflect in the capability and functionality of that site. I am not talking about the code! Maybe there is a backend with features such as user logins and stuff that we all can't see but then there is no reason to assume that there is. So in simple terms, when you log on to the site, which of the functions there requires PHP?? Very few... so like i said at first there may be PHP but very little. And in any case the original point is that Wordpress is built on PHP and thus an exact replica of GTbank's website can be built on Wordpress. |
Crieff:I didn't mean that i made my comment based on what i saw when i inspected the code. I meant that when i looked at the page visually most of the elements i identified look like basic HTML, CSS and Javascript elements, and i inspected the code to confirm if i could match the elements i saw with the elements that were visible in the code. All i'm seeing are images, menus and nav. bars. The only obvious PHP element is the customer survey element. What i am telling you is that i can recreate the homepage at least, using hmtl and css and a bit of javascript. And i can do it all in Wordpress. All i need are the images they used. I have not said being able to code raw does not have its place, I am simply saying that Wordpress is the 20% that yields 80% of results. |
baddosky1:I said wordpress developers. There is a big difference between a wordpress designer and a wordpress developer. A developer is the kind of person who could build a theme or plugin if he needed to. All in all, wordpress just makes sense. The average person who needs a website doesn't need a complex solution, they typically need a bit of html, css and javascript at most. And the comapnies who do need complex solutions are not likely to hire the average Nigerian developer, they are more likely to turn to India and Pakistan. so why spend so much time learning complex coding when the bulk of your income will come from simple stuff? |
[quote author=PcashMojo post=65858208][/quote]The main reason i said very little PHP is because looking at the elements on the website almost everything on there is eiter a html or css element. There are very few PHP elements. |
did he ask her to marry him? or am i missing something? |
OurworkComNg1:Lol... you can check any website's source code. Right click on the page and scroll down to "view page source". |
baddosky1:you are the one to be jailed because you probably just started a web design course and suddenly you think you know your right from your left. Wordpress is by far more professional than and SMF is a very simple software to use. Rather like opening a Facebook group. His point was that complexity is not the true sign of effectiveness. If a solution works, there is no need to reinvent the wheel. |
baddosky1:It seems like you are not very knowledgeable about the whole thing. In the first place GTBank's website is a simple HTML, CSS and Javascript site. There is no php (or rather very little PHP), and i've just checked the source file. Secondly, coding in HTML, CSS and PHP is the definition of coding from scratch so i don't know what you are trying to say. Finally, true wordpress developers are proficient in all four languages (HTML, CSS, Javascript and PHP) and then they understand Wordpress. As we speak, over 27% of all websites worldwide are powered by Wordpress, including some of the world's biggest brands. This trend is only set to grow. So continue mocking things you don't fully understand untill you find yourself snd your skillset (if you haave) completely obsolete. |
baddosky1:If you are still billing clients hundreds of thousands simply because you want to code from scratch you are the one to be jailed! |
Sapnaprem:Are you expecting anything more to unfold beyond this? |
koolaid87:Yes please. What you will do is first heat up the oil for about 30 minutes... then prepare one kilogram of salt to be fried. Before you add it to the oil, sprinkle a cup of water into the pan with your face perpendicular to the pan at a distance of no more than 10 cm. Add salt and stir. You may also sprinkle with sugar. |
WebSurfer:I cant think of any legitimate field that promises overnight results. Online business is much the same. |
At 86 the man lived to a ripe old age... Why force him to remain in this world only pass on a few years later? |
Nonaira1:You guys need to understand that the president of the ICC plays a very miniscule role in determining who comes to trial. That role belongs to one of: the office of the prosecutor; the UNSC; a state party to the ICC. The UNSC obviously being the most powerful since I can veto the process regardless of which of the three initiated it. |
DanielsParker:Quite suspicious. I would be very disappointing if Glo could stoop that low. |
Why do all the names have numbers after them? |
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