No. "Sieg" means victory. "Heil" is a word from middle-German meaning salvation and health. The phrase "Seig Heil" is a long the lines of "salvation through victory." "For the win" comes from the game show Hollywood Squares.
I've had the same Ti-86 since 11th grade---about a decade ago---and I must have dropped it a few thousand times over that period. While this is a neat engineering exercise, the original design is more than capable of surviving the day-to-day paces that a student will put it through.
Gates is an autodidact; he is known for taking entire weeks, secluding himself and reading a stack of books. It's fair to say that most people don't have "reading weeks." The average, millennial collegian lacks the self-discipline to not start playing with their smart-phone ten minutes in to attempting to have a "reading week."
While open course-ware might be good enough for Gates, the direction and reinforcement offered by a traditional university focuses the majority of students.
How is this, in practice, any different from having qualifications that are strongly correlated to IQ? The average median IQ of an MD is above 120.
The only benefit that I can see is that someone with such qualifications would cost more. It's cheaper to just give an IQ test to a large pool of people, and hope you find a few candidates who have the measured intelligence that you want yet cannot demand the salaries that are typically correlated with a higher IQ.
Every single suggested product that Amazon has emailed me about for the past four months has been one of these books.
I just checked my email and found that "TurnKey Linux Virtual Appliance Library: Open Source, Virtual Appliance, Ubuntu (Operating System), Virtual Machine, Cloud Computing, Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud" is now on sale.
I don't really care that these books are on Amazon. What I do care about is Amazon emailing me that these books are now available on Amazon.
I doubt that he remembers using Java or things written in it fifteen years ago when kids with mohawks routinely brought computers to a halt with their buggy AWT GUIs and applets.
Personally, I prefer my software to come from disciplined engineers and not some caricature listening to a Prodigy mix-tape, chugging Jolt Cola straight out of a two-liter bottle and admiring the reflection of his cyan colored hair in the flicker of his amber terminal that he salvaged from an unsecured dumpster in an industrial park.
Why not just keep healthful foods for yourself at work? Even if the manager springs for "free food," the chances that it will be some cheap, disgusting take-away. It's not hard to keep some pouches of plain instant oatmeal, microwavable brown rice, apples, dried fruit and low-sodium soups at work.
I'm generally against accepting "free food" in this context as it, at least in my mind, makes me less of a wage slave and more of a regular one.
I'd ask Eolas to show their technologies that they demonstrated widely over 15 years ago.
If they're trying to sue the pants off of everyone for copying their demo, they should have it handy.
1. Release a fake treaty on the internets that contains outrageous provisions which would make things that common people do on a day-to-day basis criminal.
2. Bait fringe cable news outlets to the story.
3. Government officials refuse to comment.
4. The story gets the spin: "OMG ITZ TRUES. THEY WANT TO TAKE AWAY YOUR YOUTUBE AND FANFICTION.NET."
5....
6. Profit
It could be a boon for counter-forensics; it wouldn't be that hard to make a root-kit that either doesn't allow COFEE to run or returns bogus information from system calls when COFEE is running.
Invoices are generally printed off laser printers. Suppose that you have legal copies of the software yet don't have the accompanying invoices. What is the legality of printing your own forged invoices? The BSA isn't part of the government, you haven't entered a contract with them and you're not trying to defraud them; they came in opened up your cabinet and found what they were looking for.
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Comparing the solver's complexity to Gaussian-Elimination isn't useful. No one in their right mind uses direct solvers on large linear systems.
Anyway, if the system is symmetric and dominant diagonal, SOR is the standard choice in iterative solvers.
I'd go more the water-tight-seal-and-throw-into-the-Schuykill-river approach.
No. "Sieg" means victory. "Heil" is a word from middle-German meaning salvation and health. The phrase "Seig Heil" is a long the lines of "salvation through victory." "For the win" comes from the game show Hollywood Squares.
How will this allow him to "participate directly" in American politics more so than before? Citizenship doesn't change the way you write checks.
I've had the same Ti-86 since 11th grade---about a decade ago---and I must have dropped it a few thousand times over that period. While this is a neat engineering exercise, the original design is more than capable of surviving the day-to-day paces that a student will put it through.
This is especially topical since this was spotted at the Barns and Noble on Rittenhouse square in Philadelphia last month.
Gates is an autodidact; he is known for taking entire weeks, secluding himself and reading a stack of books. It's fair to say that most people don't have "reading weeks." The average, millennial collegian lacks the self-discipline to not start playing with their smart-phone ten minutes in to attempting to have a "reading week."
While open course-ware might be good enough for Gates, the direction and reinforcement offered by a traditional university focuses the majority of students.
How is this, in practice, any different from having qualifications that are strongly correlated to IQ? The average median IQ of an MD is above 120.
The only benefit that I can see is that someone with such qualifications would cost more. It's cheaper to just give an IQ test to a large pool of people, and hope you find a few candidates who have the measured intelligence that you want yet cannot demand the salaries that are typically correlated with a higher IQ.
Make a list of all the suggestions that you're getting here, and make sure that what you pick isn't on that list.
Otherwise, it's not really an expression of whom really you are; it would be more confirmation that you're seeking to join a klatsch.
Has Hawkings been dipping into the Sliders reruns a little too heavily?
He's basically telling us to watch out for the Kromaggs .
Is this finally going to be the version where Intellisense doesn't make the editor randomly pause and unresponsive?
I usually end up disabling Intellisense in C++ by removing the offending DLL from the VS installation when I'm working with heavily <template>ed code.
Every single suggested product that Amazon has emailed me about for the past four months has been one of these books.
I just checked my email and found that "TurnKey Linux Virtual Appliance Library: Open Source, Virtual Appliance, Ubuntu (Operating System), Virtual Machine, Cloud Computing, Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud" is now on sale.
I don't really care that these books are on Amazon. What I do care about is Amazon emailing me that these books are now available on Amazon.
I doubt that he remembers using Java or things written in it fifteen years ago when kids with mohawks routinely brought computers to a halt with their buggy AWT GUIs and applets.
Personally, I prefer my software to come from disciplined engineers and not some caricature listening to a Prodigy mix-tape, chugging Jolt Cola straight out of a two-liter bottle and admiring the reflection of his cyan colored hair in the flicker of his amber terminal that he salvaged from an unsecured dumpster in an industrial park.
1995 called and it wants its joke back.
Why not just keep healthful foods for yourself at work? Even if the manager springs for "free food," the chances that it will be some cheap, disgusting take-away. It's not hard to keep some pouches of plain instant oatmeal, microwavable brown rice, apples, dried fruit and low-sodium soups at work.
I'm generally against accepting "free food" in this context as it, at least in my mind, makes me less of a wage slave and more of a regular one.
Cool story, bro.
I'd ask Eolas to show their technologies that they demonstrated widely over 15 years ago. If they're trying to sue the pants off of everyone for copying their demo, they should have it handy.
1. Release a fake treaty on the internets that contains outrageous provisions which would make things that common people do on a day-to-day basis criminal. ...
2. Bait fringe cable news outlets to the story.
3. Government officials refuse to comment.
4. The story gets the spin: "OMG ITZ TRUES. THEY WANT TO TAKE AWAY YOUR YOUTUBE AND FANFICTION.NET."
5.
6. Profit
If Linux malware is unheard of, why does McAfee sell LinuxSheld?
Anyway, people have been releasing internet-wide, UNIX malware malware for at least 21 years.
You're just asking questions.
Which country do you suggest for the American debt slave emegrant?
It could be a boon for counter-forensics; it wouldn't be that hard to make a root-kit that either doesn't allow COFEE to run or returns bogus information from system calls when COFEE is running.
That's easy. Just give the robots some cocaine.
Yeah. That worked for Enron.
Invoices are generally printed off laser printers. Suppose that you have legal copies of the software yet don't have the accompanying invoices. What is the legality of printing your own forged invoices? The BSA isn't part of the government, you haven't entered a contract with them and you're not trying to defraud them; they came in opened up your cabinet and found what they were looking for.