...that your brain mostly benefited from doing different and new things. Trying new experiences, foods, languages, even things as simple as taking different routes to work and back create new paths in the brain which lead to quicker thinking and better recollection.
But if you take one new thing (a video game puzzle) and do the shit out of it, the value is rapidly lost.
you can actually run a full-bore linux on usb hard drives, not with a 4GB limit or stuff like that.
install the distro of your choice on a laptop.
take hard drive out, put it in an enclosure.
boot to the now USB drive (with no hard drive in the IDE/SATA spot)
fix the mount points to point to the right/dev/sdbwhatevers
fix the swap space or config cryptswap (if you don't, it will trash the shit out of the/dev/sdawahtever was the old swap...i.e. the persons primary hard drive, partition x, that uses it next)
clone the usb drives however you like to do that, partitions and all, for each student.
"But, as it is, we have the wolf by the ear, and we can neither hold him, nor safely let him go. Justice is in one scale, and self-preservation in the other."
Maybe it's because there are basically ZERO jobs in most places for real hard-core CS. What few jobs DO exist require the ability to produce actual usable products...applications programming, especially web where the ability to hand-code a balanced search tree won't help at all. Ask a Flash "developer" about registers and instructions on the stack.
My college changed the first 3 CS classes to Python instead of C++ because it's easier. Then when they get to Data Structures, they've gotta learn C++ for the first time, at the same time.
Now queue the arguments about the logic skills that HR doesn't care about. Colleges all over the nation (and other nations I'm sure) already crank out degrees no job market asked for....I'm not sure I can blame the CS depts for trying to stay relevant.
By running my users as restricted accounts, disabling autorun, and forcing security patches to be auto-installed and forced reboot, i've avoided any real problem for YEARS.
Is it the car manufacturer's fault you parked your car in sea water and it rusted?
The odds that any 2 un-introduced civilizations might be dabbling with RF communications at the same time are probably pretty slim.
OTOH, we are backwards-compatible. Someone around here knows semiphore protocols, morse code over light, i'll bet someone on/. even knows a thing or two about smoke signals.
The odds that any civilization who surpasses RF communication completely abandons all knowledge of it is probably pretty slim.
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And when companies move all their data to India?
The more business-hostile the US gets, the more attractive outsourcing will be.
Arizona is the only place where you can see people burst into flames in direct sunlight, and hear them say, "meh...it was hotter last year".
When Christianity is at odds with a scientific interpretation of history, Christianity are the moonbats.
tribe's geographical origins that contradict their traditional stories
So, left-wing postmodern cultural relativists, where is your FSM now?
...that your brain mostly benefited from doing different and new things. Trying new experiences, foods, languages, even things as simple as taking different routes to work and back create new paths in the brain which lead to quicker thinking and better recollection.
But if you take one new thing (a video game puzzle) and do the shit out of it, the value is rapidly lost.
At least that's how I've had it explained.
you can actually run a full-bore linux on usb hard drives, not with a 4GB limit or stuff like that.
install the distro of your choice on a laptop.
take hard drive out, put it in an enclosure.
boot to the now USB drive (with no hard drive in the IDE/SATA spot)
fix the mount points to point to the right /dev/sdbwhatevers
fix the swap space or config cryptswap (if you don't, it will trash the shit out of the /dev/sdawahtever was the old swap...i.e. the persons primary hard drive, partition x, that uses it next)
clone the usb drives however you like to do that, partitions and all, for each student.
but they are not user-friendly in the same way the Unix commands aren't
Whatthefuckparseerror? I had to draw a truth table to figure this out. I still can't get it.
they are user friendly, but not in the same way Unix commands are not?
they are not user friendly for not the same reason unix commands are?
( ! shellScripts.isFriendly() )==(! unixCommands.isFriendly() )
"But, as it is, we have the wolf by the ear, and we can neither hold him, nor safely let him go. Justice is in one scale, and self-preservation in the other."
Maybe it's because there are basically ZERO jobs in most places for real hard-core CS. What few jobs DO exist require the ability to produce actual usable products...applications programming, especially web where the ability to hand-code a balanced search tree won't help at all. Ask a Flash "developer" about registers and instructions on the stack.
My college changed the first 3 CS classes to Python instead of C++ because it's easier. Then when they get to Data Structures, they've gotta learn C++ for the first time, at the same time.
Now queue the arguments about the logic skills that HR doesn't care about. Colleges all over the nation (and other nations I'm sure) already crank out degrees no job market asked for....I'm not sure I can blame the CS depts for trying to stay relevant.
True, some 3rd part company should be benefiting from selling you data for the "iNegroAvoider" and "iVictimFinder".
I'm talking about sopssa "hanging" and 69ing some chick or whatever. That's a shit sammich, any way you slice it.
-1 Nauseating.
It got better ratings than most of the other AV programs out there.
If they integrated it with AD so it could be centrally administered....that would be nice. It wold kill Sophos.
By running my users as restricted accounts, disabling autorun, and forcing security patches to be auto-installed and forced reboot, i've avoided any real problem for YEARS.
Is it the car manufacturer's fault you parked your car in sea water and it rusted?
This is a fascinating point.
The odds that any 2 un-introduced civilizations might be dabbling with RF communications at the same time are probably pretty slim.
OTOH, we are backwards-compatible. Someone around here knows semiphore protocols, morse code over light, i'll bet someone on /. even knows a thing or two about smoke signals.
The odds that any civilization who surpasses RF communication completely abandons all knowledge of it is probably pretty slim.
portable isn't good enough now?
does the system travel autonomously to it's winter grazing lands?
We've got jobless benefits to extend!
You brought up this:
intelligent people always get the books knocked out of their hands
twice in this article.
did something happen today at school?
you can tell us.
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HTML can be run right on the processor now?
If you don't have hyperthreading, this page can go to 100%.
They can't fix the rendering engine because it renders as expected the code generated by ASP .NET.
They'd have to fix...basically everything. And they aren't going to.
I dunno, these guys did ok.
also called an extra digit?
the 10's place is really a rollover counter for how many times the 1's overflowed.
bitch, BBS post replies were done like that...don't gimme that 4chan bullshit.
WWIV was written in C. Holler!
onehundredandseventeenium?
Just start a sourceforge project for every random hand of letters you always get stuck with.
qwyjibo would make a great python framework or something.