Because OP implied that the contract said 17$ and he had just not noticed (because he was promised 17.50$ in the interview). In that case, it is false that he has a right to the reamining 50ct per hour.
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So the year 10000000000000000000000 then...?
Well, subtitles are usually really fast. For most other things that you dont have to read live, reading a bit slower is not really an issue.
Just invent a physical package manager where you get all your software packages in the mail every week :D
Maybe not if they did bad things :D
UK is a conplete chaos between the two. You buy liters of milk but gallons of gas. Speeds are in miles per hour. Close distances are in meters, longer ones in miles. I have seen weight both in grams and in pounds. And then the currency is even called pound.
"How many pounds does one pound of apples cost, sir?"
IT = Information Technology (= Computer Science)
Are you from the US?
There are actually people with the same fingerprint. Extremely rare, but there are cases...
You kind of learn some English along the way while programming. At the beginning, you just memorize the commands and most of them use rather basic words anyway. Everything you name (functions/variables) you could write in your native language. Also, autocompletion helps...
Those tiny tubes are normal to be in your eye but you usually don't notice them (they are body cells or proteins). Only when you are looking at something bright (eg. a completely white wall) do you see them. If you regularly see them and they dont go away if the room is less well lit then you should get it checked out though.