Is it possible for a Mac user to troll a post about macs? I used a Mac to post my previous comment and my comment now.
I could have posted an eloquent, well thought out response, but instead decided that posting that would better serve my purpose.
To add to the discussion at hand, at Apple stores, I have witnessed many people asking the "genius bar" people about AV protection for their Mac's, only to be told, "Apple computers do not get viruses, but you should protect your fellow Windows computers, by buying this AV software!" These people then dump extra money to buy antivirus, in order to make sure they are not carriers, which is what the comment in TFA seemed to suggest.
At my university, the gateway CS course is taught in Python. I already have 3 years of Java under my belt, but they're going to assume I do not, which is good.
If this went before the Supreme Court, the whole thing would HAVE to be ruled unconstitutional. There's NO WAY IN HELL that this could ever possibly be upheld. And yes, the excessive fines was the clause I meant.
As a result of Wesberry v Sanders, the whole concept of "One man, one vote" was applied to the districts within states. However, look at underpopulated states, such as, I don't know, Wyoming. Los Angeles alone probably has about 7.5 times more the amount of people than the entire state of Wyoming. California has > 67 times more people than Wyoming. But Cali does not have 67 seats in the House. States like Wyoming, Rhode Island, etc. have low populations, but still get 1 vote. This means the way it is now, states such as Cali, NY, etc. get UNDERrepresented.
So no, people do not have equal representation, but if we were to have equal representation, then there'd be about 600 people in the House. And people complain that bills don't get pushed through fast enough with 435...
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They already have a degree in Actuarial Science in the math department. Both undergrad and 5 year.
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Why make Euros when you could make... dollars!
Fine. My middle school was public, same area, and they would make students clean the cafeteria for detention.
Mine, as well. Graduated '08 from a private HS in the DC/ Baltimore area.
What happens, however when the tech gets so good that it can read with emotion.. better yet, mimick the voice of any person we choose?
Only if it is Morgan Freeman's voice will it be ignored.
I love this book. Even if they don't understand any of it, it has enough problems and examples to make you think. http://www.amazon.com/Concrete-Mathematics-Foundation-Computer-Science/dp/0201558025/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1234140945&sr=8-1
I use the mouse with either hand, if the hand gets tired I switch hands.
Can be misinterpreted in so many ways.
I have heard this about 3-5x at 2 different Apple stores by me. Not sure if it's new training, or what.
You're good, don't worry.
Is it possible for a Mac user to troll a post about macs? I used a Mac to post my previous comment and my comment now.
I could have posted an eloquent, well thought out response, but instead decided that posting that would better serve my purpose.
To add to the discussion at hand, at Apple stores, I have witnessed many people asking the "genius bar" people about AV protection for their Mac's, only to be told, "Apple computers do not get viruses, but you should protect your fellow Windows computers, by buying this AV software!" These people then dump extra money to buy antivirus, in order to make sure they are not carriers, which is what the comment in TFA seemed to suggest.
But but but... It just works!!
At my university, the gateway CS course is taught in Python. I already have 3 years of Java under my belt, but they're going to assume I do not, which is good.
Is it weird that I prefer coding with pen and paper? Then again, I care more about the theoretical stuff than practical coding...
I'm pretty sure that was Animaniacs.
if they chose the eclipse date on purpose. We'll wait and see what they say AFTER it all happens.
I, for one, welcome our new debris absorbing overlords.
What about Casper? He's a friendly ghost.
She shouldda waited for that Supreme Court case that said divulging your password was a violation of your 5th amendment right.
If this went before the Supreme Court, the whole thing would HAVE to be ruled unconstitutional. There's NO WAY IN HELL that this could ever possibly be upheld. And yes, the excessive fines was the clause I meant.
Let's do some math here. Say a CD is 20 dollars, to be generous. 1.5 mil / 20 = 75000 CDs. So, burning a CD == stealing 75000... Let's get real.
8th Amendment makes that completely impossible. Cruel and unusual punishment.
As a result of Wesberry v Sanders, the whole concept of "One man, one vote" was applied to the districts within states. However, look at underpopulated states, such as, I don't know, Wyoming. Los Angeles alone probably has about 7.5 times more the amount of people than the entire state of Wyoming. California has > 67 times more people than Wyoming. But Cali does not have 67 seats in the House. States like Wyoming, Rhode Island, etc. have low populations, but still get 1 vote. This means the way it is now, states such as Cali, NY, etc. get UNDERrepresented. So no, people do not have equal representation, but if we were to have equal representation, then there'd be about 600 people in the House. And people complain that bills don't get pushed through fast enough with 435...