Depends on how formal his "research" is. If he's just looking it up out of curiosity, it's a great resource in itself. If he's writing a paper on it...
I'm wondering what that might make room for in the pre-7th curriculum.
Longer recess/lunch
Go a little deeper in other studies
More PE & Music (they were twice-a-week activities at my elementary)
More free-reading time
Get out earlier
I would suggest some kind of critical thinking course...
I've heard people say we need more "Critical Thinking" quite a bit, and for some reason the people that say it seem convinced that we should have arrived at the same conclusion.
And why should China obey that declaration. Doesn't the UK need China more than China needs the UK? Is the UK going to invade China? China can do what it wants in Hong Kong and they will do it if they think it's necessary.
If the British decide to press the issue, it could easily turn into WW3.
Just be careful if you carry this too far; keep at least in the back of your mind that you may not be able to predict the contexts in which your program will be used. It might be used on a touch screen.
True, but not very applicable to the current discussion. Control of the window manipulation buttons is (usually) in the hands of the window manager (Metacity, KWin, Windows Explorer, etc) and its themes, not the application itself.
Why do we need someone to speak for humanity as a whole? Why do we assume the aliens will have a single government? Why can't we communicate nation-to-nation?
...contact an old hard drive recovery company like On-Track, and they should be able to hoover all of the data off for you, and email it to you in an easy to read format.
...full OS tablets existed before the iPad rumors even started.
But they weren't/aren't tablet OSs. They're desktop OSs with touchscreen "support" crowbarred in. The OS may talk to the hardware properly, but the interface for both the OS and the applications weren't adapted to it.
IIRC, Chinese characters represent individual syllables. English letters are strung together to make syllables. I think he's lamenting that syllables in English that sound similar will generally look similar, but there is no such resemblance in Chinese.
Viacom allegedly even sent employees Kinko's to upload clips, so Youtube couldn't trace the origin back to Viacom. I don't know what evidence they have of this, but if we give them the benefit of the doubt (that's a pretty specific bunch of allegations to simply invent), that would indicate some pretty clear malfeasance on Viacom's part. They were trying to poison the well and not get caught.
It only says that they uploaded videos from Kinko's. It doesn't say if these accounts were opened from there.
Slashdot Mirror
*muttering about a lack of edit button* -- I meant future tense.
They don't have to support an open source driver. If they would just publish specs the community could take care of implementing them.
...by making an open source driver and calling it Nouveau.
OK, so that's not exactly how it happened. They had to work without the specs being released.
David Gerard points out that Nouveau is going into Linux 2.6.33.
Tubal-Cain points out that the use of past tense on "going" was unnecessary.
Depends on how formal his "research" is. If he's just looking it up out of curiosity, it's a great resource in itself. If he's writing a paper on it...
Wikipedia.ORG
And define "custom" in this context.
I'm wondering what that might make room for in the pre-7th curriculum.
I would suggest some kind of critical thinking course...
I've heard people say we need more "Critical Thinking" quite a bit, and for some reason the people that say it seem convinced that we should have arrived at the same conclusion.
It's funny because Stalin very blatantly had photos doctored when he stopped being friendly with someone.
And why should China obey that declaration. Doesn't the UK need China more than China needs the UK? Is the UK going to invade China? China can do what it wants in Hong Kong and they will do it if they think it's necessary.
If the British decide to press the issue, it could easily turn into WW3.
Just be careful if you carry this too far; keep at least in the back of your mind that you may not be able to predict the contexts in which your program will be used. It might be used on a touch screen.
True, but not very applicable to the current discussion. Control of the window manipulation buttons is (usually) in the hands of the window manager (Metacity, KWin, Windows Explorer, etc) and its themes, not the application itself.
Can you cite some specific examples of this?
http://thomas.gov/robots.txt:
/beta
/beta
/cgi-bin
User-agent: Googlebot
Disallow:
Crawl-Delay: 2
User-agent: Slurp
Disallow:
Crawl-Delay: 2
User-agent: Ultraseek
Disallow:
User-agent: *
Disallow: /
What does a "good" lobbyist have to hide?
Why throw the baby out with the bathwater?
Why do we need someone to speak for humanity as a whole? Why do we assume the aliens will have a single government? Why can't we communicate nation-to-nation?
...contact an old hard drive recovery company like On-Track, and they should be able to hoover all of the data off for you, and email it to you in an easy to read format.
Fixed that for you.
Reading it, most of the article doesn't make much sense.
Everything comes comes down to point 4.
Points 1 and 2 aren't reasons at all, they're symptoms of 4.
I'm not sure what to make of point 3.
He could have made a case in #5 about a lack of programs that would be useful on tablets, but no. He went right back to applying #4 to current apps.
The what? ;-)
...full OS tablets existed before the iPad rumors even started.
But they weren't/aren't tablet OSs. They're desktop OSs with touchscreen "support" crowbarred in. The OS may talk to the hardware properly, but the interface for both the OS and the applications weren't adapted to it.
IIRC, Chinese characters represent individual syllables. English letters are strung together to make syllables. I think he's lamenting that syllables in English that sound similar will generally look similar, but there is no such resemblance in Chinese.
Any anecdotes out there regarding the helpfulness (or lack thereof) in changing your computer's default language?
Which raises the question: is any work being done at OOo to implement VSTO?
Was it a woman saying "Nuclear launch detected."? Meh, it's probably nothing.
That would be nice, but until then we have SeenOnSlash.
Viacom allegedly even sent employees Kinko's to upload clips, so Youtube couldn't trace the origin back to Viacom. I don't know what evidence they have of this, but if we give them the benefit of the doubt (that's a pretty specific bunch of allegations to simply invent), that would indicate some pretty clear malfeasance on Viacom's part. They were trying to poison the well and not get caught.
It only says that they uploaded videos from Kinko's. It doesn't say if these accounts were opened from there.
IANAL but it's my understanding that you can file just about whatever you want as evidence in a civil trial.
Jack Thomson agrees.