Why is rap still so popular? I think it answers the 21 century carving for information, for example the same information as in main article will have doubled it's length in almost any other modern music style.
In some Universities they do it. For example in some Romanian universities they give all e-books for free, you just have to have a computer, most students there have notebooks.
The biggest feature I would like to see on Slashdot is to be able to see parents of messages, for example I'm viewing a 5 rated post but I can't figure out what he is talking about because the parent is hidden. So it will be great to be able to configure it.
My son is not 3 yet, some time ago I've let him play with GCompris, I've just let him use mouse learning programs, after some time he started investigating everything by himself and learned himself, without my help to navigate to other different games in GCompris and even learned to play some games.
I'm a programmer and English is not my native language and I can tell you that you can't be an up to date good programmer without English (most recent documentation is in English, so you should be able to at least read it)
So if you had to learn another language in order to be a programmer you would do it. I think you were nether in such situation when you really needed another language.
They already do this in Russia. And most popular modern Russian Sci-Fi writer has a link from his blog to his on-line shop where he sells his books. One book costs about $1, compared to about $2-3 for paper book. So it's doable and possible. Most people there read books on PDA.
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Do you think that individual apps will replace web apps at least in personal e-mailing?
And how will you know the real truth?
And what you'll do if your kid will be the guilty one?
Why is rap still so popular? I think it answers the 21 century carving for information, for example the same information as in main article will have doubled it's length in almost any other modern music style.
It was actually been posted already here somewhere, here is the description of Quantum based PKI: http://www.iacr.org/archive/crypto2000/18800147/18800147.pdf
Actually Java has NIO API for precise those reasons, to write efficient servers. Also you can look at grizzly framework https://grizzly.dev.java.net/
In some Universities they do it. For example in some Romanian universities they give all e-books for free, you just have to have a computer, most students there have notebooks.
The biggest feature I would like to see on Slashdot is to be able to see parents of messages, for example I'm viewing a 5 rated post but I can't figure out what he is talking about because the parent is hidden. So it will be great to be able to configure it.
My son is not 3 yet, some time ago I've let him play with GCompris, I've just let him use mouse learning programs, after some time he started investigating everything by himself and learned himself, without my help to navigate to other different games in GCompris and even learned to play some games.
As far as I know HPV is not only sexually transmitted, you can also catch it accidentally, so protection against it is a good thing.
I'm a programmer and English is not my native language and I can tell you that you can't be an up to date good programmer without English (most recent documentation is in English, so you should be able to at least read it) So if you had to learn another language in order to be a programmer you would do it. I think you were nether in such situation when you really needed another language.
It's been a long time since people are sending physical mail instead of postcards.
May be for viewing books, but not for reading, for reading it's better to have a PDA like device which comfortably fits into your hand.
They already do this in Russia. And most popular modern Russian Sci-Fi writer has a link from his blog to his on-line shop where he sells his books. One book costs about $1, compared to about $2-3 for paper book. So it's doable and possible. Most people there read books on PDA.
What is gleany?