Methinks the troll tag on this article is most appropriate. I almost spit my Cheerios on the floor yesterday when I read Dr. Ramanathan's article in my local fish wrap. I'm guessing his intent was to proffer the most basic straw man so as to spur discussion as to how to make math education more effective in modern society. I offer this forum as my first point of evidence.
There's a legion of pointy haired bosses who lead staffs of developers charged with applying DRM. They have a keen interest in seeing DRM applied in any and all situations. Further, they aren't shy about warning their respective executive chain about the horrors the business would experience in the absence of DRM.
Aicrules also told the census that he lives in a mud hut in lower Manhattan as one of 47 Maasi warriors who emigrated from Tanzania in 1997 and all live off a household income of $879,321,487 generated by sending Viagra spam from the server farm located in the basement of their hut.
Dream on! They know exactly what the market will bear for video entertainment and will push their price up close to that of other distribution mechanisms. My guess is that they'll add a bunch of "features" and demand $20-$30/month all the while claiming to be cheaper than cable and satellite and therefore the most economical alternative.
Isn't trying to study Saturn's seasonal effects over a two year period like trying to study Earth's seasonal effects during a three week visit in February?
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Methinks the troll tag on this article is most appropriate. I almost spit my Cheerios on the floor yesterday when I read Dr. Ramanathan's article in my local fish wrap. I'm guessing his intent was to proffer the most basic straw man so as to spur discussion as to how to make math education more effective in modern society. I offer this forum as my first point of evidence.
Hey, pizza doesn't deliver itself.
There's a legion of pointy haired bosses who lead staffs of developers charged with applying DRM. They have a keen interest in seeing DRM applied in any and all situations. Further, they aren't shy about warning their respective executive chain about the horrors the business would experience in the absence of DRM.
He's not European, he's English.
Did anyone think to look inside the Woods Hole?
Aicrules also told the census that he lives in a mud hut in lower Manhattan as one of 47 Maasi warriors who emigrated from Tanzania in 1997 and all live off a household income of $879,321,487 generated by sending Viagra spam from the server farm located in the basement of their hut.
This would be a perfect application for an aircraft recovery parachute. http://www.brsparachutes.com/ Too bad Steve Fossett didn't have one.
Fortunately, NASA made provisions for this possibility by purchasing kidnap insurance on all their launch vehicles.
Dream on! They know exactly what the market will bear for video entertainment and will push their price up close to that of other distribution mechanisms. My guess is that they'll add a bunch of "features" and demand $20-$30/month all the while claiming to be cheaper than cable and satellite and therefore the most economical alternative.
Will a robotic St. Bernard assist in case of avalanche?
Good pop culture reference, but the wrong one. The Little Rascals and their "invisible rays" hit this nail on the head decades prior to Gilligan. http://www.tv.com/little-rascals/robot-wrecks/episode/220468/summary.html
Isn't trying to study Saturn's seasonal effects over a two year period like trying to study Earth's seasonal effects during a three week visit in February?