Mod this up!!
Like in any other engineering feat, things have to be learned the "hard way" and if you have gaps in experience (which is what you're really alluding to here) then you lose that organizational knowledge gained. Well, not ALL of it, but a lot of the what you can call "historical knowledge" was probably lost...
Well, if they'd had interactive sections (like comments!) then they do get to keep viewers longer. Some of these sites have figured it out and sometimes have discussions going in comments...
They did a smart thing then, by improving responsiveness. If something feels faster, then it is:) And you get more stuff done. Yay! Bravo Microsoft for doing the proper thing and not rewriting everything!
I would hesitate to say that it's a "low-income" problem. Namely it is a cultural problem. Immigrants from places that value education will push education in their households from day 1, regardless on their income or which shitty area of town they live in.
Contrast this with areas where low-income people stay low-income because the cultural emphasis is not on education but "having fun".
...they buy it because it's a dream. A lifestyle choice. They're not buying iPod, the MP3 player, that's more of a secondary thing. They're buying cool, a dream of being "unique".
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When the best cameras in the world use the F-mount ;)
Mod this up!! Like in any other engineering feat, things have to be learned the "hard way" and if you have gaps in experience (which is what you're really alluding to here) then you lose that organizational knowledge gained. Well, not ALL of it, but a lot of the what you can call "historical knowledge" was probably lost...
wish i had modpoints...
Well, I found when I learned them both that verilog it was clearer as to what the underlying hardware was going to be....
Okay so I didn't even pay attention to the subject title hah... :)
Um I believe that they are talking about 2 Kelvin (aka 2 C).
Typical markup from manufacturer to retailer is 100%. From retailer to consumer is another 100-400%. At least this is true in the hi-fi stereo arena :)
Where are my mod points when I need them! +1 insightful
Well, if they'd had interactive sections (like comments!) then they do get to keep viewers longer. Some of these sites have figured it out and sometimes have discussions going in comments...
Nukes take a little while to bring up (days), but coal can be started within a day, AFAIR.
On average 100m...
They did a smart thing then, by improving responsiveness. If something feels faster, then it is :) And you get more stuff done. Yay! Bravo Microsoft for doing the proper thing and not rewriting everything!
Just like the Pat from SNL? Gender-neutral ambiguous is right! Another case of life imitating art?
I would hesitate to say that it's a "low-income" problem. Namely it is a cultural problem. Immigrants from places that value education will push education in their households from day 1, regardless on their income or which shitty area of town they live in. Contrast this with areas where low-income people stay low-income because the cultural emphasis is not on education but "having fun".
...they buy it because it's a dream. A lifestyle choice. They're not buying iPod, the MP3 player, that's more of a secondary thing. They're buying cool, a dream of being "unique".
Actually, the Queen of Canada is German...
You mean fiscal conservative don't you?