like test-takers who did better on harder questions than easy ones, a sign of advance knowledge of part of a test
I usually get the hard ones right and the easier ones wrong, probably because I pay more attention to the hard ones but skim the easy ones. That's just the way I work.
A Sonar, Radar with some extra cameras could, with some pretty long scripts, detect threat, a few accelerometers in your clothing and pulse monitors would also be cool.
This wearable computer doesn't look particularly impressive, I could probably make something better, longer lasting and actualy portable with my eee pc, the frogpad and the glasses-screen.
Predicting something will change the outcome in this case.
Not only will hackers know the most exploitable bug but they will also know the least likely to be updated. Yet another bloat to innocent users.
FFS can someone make them a feature usefulness vs crap predictor..
How about the government just makes a tax for everyone that directly funds the Artists and Producers, providing free media to the public. Why would we ever need RIAA/MPAA they'd just be a middle man.
Although not flash isketch(www.isketch.org) is a very original game where players basically play a new version of pictionary in a huge online community in various rooms ranging from English(uk/us) to warcraft to science and mathematical topics. I think its awesome and id like to see more people on it!
like test-takers who did better on harder questions than easy ones, a sign of advance knowledge of part of a test
I usually get the hard ones right and the easier ones wrong, probably because I pay more attention to the hard ones but skim the easy ones. That's just the way I work.
They could disable ads on pages containing "unlicensed use of copyrighted works under fair use."
Do they take it down? Confiscate it for the governments use?
Who would I have to vote for in the next election to stop the filter?
Pleasure sensor
If you can get one... Small, durable, lowpower...
I don't think that word means what you think it means...
The recommendation given by the Australians Information and Communications Technology in Education to the government.
I'm not sure if it's different to normal government recommendation but it seems as if this committee has had quite a lot of crack, its full of useless general statements repeating the ideas of the proposal and doesn't mention any actual information.
There is an open source Theme Hospital in progress, OpenTH
A Sonar, Radar with some extra cameras could, with some pretty long scripts, detect threat, a few accelerometers in your clothing and pulse monitors would also be cool.
This wearable computer doesn't look particularly impressive, I could probably make something better, longer lasting and actualy portable with my eee pc, the frogpad and the glasses-screen.
It would be more like if Chevy controlled 90% the dealerships in town, forcing them to only sell Chevy.
Then the government comes along and tells them that they have to allow other cars to be sold...
"Ok Joe... which brand car would you like? A Chevy, Ford, Toyota, Chrysler, Nissan, or Honda?"
To eat it?
Whats wrong with lisp?
Predicting something will change the outcome in this case.
Not only will hackers know the most exploitable bug but they will also know the least likely to be updated.
Yet another bloat to innocent users.
FFS can someone make them a feature usefulness vs crap predictor..
why Jason is driving this car?
Here I present this.
My full worked description.
No extra water!
How about the government just makes a tax for everyone that directly funds the Artists and Producers, providing free media to the public. Why would we ever need RIAA/MPAA they'd just be a middle man.
Although not flash isketch(www.isketch.org) is a very original game where players basically play a new version of pictionary in a huge online community in various rooms ranging from English(uk/us) to warcraft to science and mathematical topics. I think its awesome and id like to see more people on it!
What about driving to the suburbs and borrowing someone else's net.