You forgot one: not letting European colonial powers draw an arbitrary line and declare that "Iraq". As it is, the British created a country that was doomed by baked-in ethnic (Arabs, Kurds) and religious (Sunni, Shia) divisions.
Spot on, except the TI-86 has been out of production for a number of years. Presumably their market niche was too small.
From what I've read, Casios/are/ a lot cheaper than equivalent TIs, but they are different enough to need retraining and there are many more textbooks that assume a student has a TI.
You sound like people who have a Pentium 4 and load it up with modern programs, then wonder why it's so slow - it used to run the same number of programs lots faster, after all... it's just that this was in 2002 and they're not using Windows XP RTM and Office 2000 anymore.
You're a poster child for Dunning-Kruger: some random on the Internet who thinks he's smarter than the folks who designed a Mars rover that lasted over 10 years past its 90-day expected life.
You're a poster child for Dunning-Kruger: some random on the Internet who thinks he's smarter than the folks who designed a Mars rover that lasted over 10 years past its 90-day expected life.
You're a poster child for Dunning-Kruger: some random on the Internet who thinks he's smarter than the folks who designed a Mars rover that lasted over 10 years past its 90-day expected life.
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You forgot one: not letting European colonial powers draw an arbitrary line and declare that "Iraq". As it is, the British created a country that was doomed by baked-in ethnic (Arabs, Kurds) and religious (Sunni, Shia) divisions.
Right, but didn't the 86 have more features than the 84?
Spot on, except the TI-86 has been out of production for a number of years. Presumably their market niche was too small.
From what I've read, Casios /are/ a lot cheaper than equivalent TIs, but they are different enough to need retraining and there are many more textbooks that assume a student has a TI.
Sure, if you want to stick with old apps.
You sound like people who have a Pentium 4 and load it up with modern programs, then wonder why it's so slow - it used to run the same number of programs lots faster, after all... it's just that this was in 2002 and they're not using Windows XP RTM and Office 2000 anymore.
You can always pay $20 or $30 (whichever it is) to turn off "with offers".
Nobody's ever made a tablet with a 1" screen, surely.
"Regulation is always bad", says the fuckwit who gets clean food and water because of government regulation.
Has *anything* ever changed from having a bunch of people sign a change.org petition?
It's unlikely Apple will go anywhere; Safari will keep using WebKit and it's a pretty good fraction of the mobile market.
But he's clearly smarter than everybody who spent years thinking of and designing an enormously successful product.
Nah, he's really a fuckwit but thanks to Dunning-Kruger he doesn't know it.
You're trolling and not actually that stupid, right?
Only if it's overt and provable.
Pfft. She's more likely to be discriminated against because of the uppity black man who nominated her.
*snore*
You really need to level-up your trolling. This is 101-level shit, son.
I don't believe a word of it.
Yeah, bullshit. Your nickname has enough entropy that it's exceedingly unlikely this is not you.
Boring troll is boring. Put your back into it, boy.
Further, if this is you:
http://www.fiero.nl/cgi-bin/fi...
You're conclusively an idiot. Only an idiot believes in homeopathy.
If you're going to troll and be full of shit, save us both time and say so up front.
Put up or shut up: who are you, really?
You're a poster child for Dunning-Kruger: some random on the Internet who thinks he's smarter than the folks who designed a Mars rover that lasted over 10 years past its 90-day expected life.
You're a poster child for Dunning-Kruger: some random on the Internet who thinks he's smarter than the folks who designed a Mars rover that lasted over 10 years past its 90-day expected life.
Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity.
You're a poster child for Dunning-Kruger: some random on the Internet who thinks he's smarter than the folks who designed a Mars rover that lasted over 10 years past its 90-day expected life.