Hmm. This isn't so cut and dry. It seems that the midterm was using questions over again from previous tests, and some students had access to the previous tests. At my school, PSU, in the engineering department, this was fair game. In fact, the Engineering Library even had some old tests on file. Old tests and previous course notes were valuable study tools. That being said since it was engineering, we didn't generally have multiple choice style test.
If the teacher was lazy enough to use the same questions over and over, well then I guess he got what he deserved.
Thats irrelevant. If John is stating the policy its his job to make sure its followed. And if its against policy, can't the agent then be charge with sexual assault of a minor?
A useless PR website to a government agency was hacked! This is like when the RIAA home page gets hacked. No operations were actually effected, because no one goes there anyway. No shut down the email servers, thats something else.
While beta radiation out side the skin is not that bad, a beta or even alpha source inside the body is very very bad. This is how Alexander Litvinenko was killed. Check out http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polonium
Actually they do. I've had alot of people asking about google TV, as a replacement for cable. I've told them all so far don't bother yet. These restrictions create a consumer behavior, i.e. not buying shit.
I'll take that bet. I'm a racing driver, and since I race, I happen to know other racing drivers. Even at the amateur level, the drivers have a firm understanding of the physics. Could they crank out the equations? Probably not, but they could certainly explain the underpinnings.
The Air Force has been long criticized over its handling of the nuclear stock pile. Missleers used to be a sought after job, but over the last few decades, its been a career dead end in the Air Force.
Is that their networks are very poorly designed. As its costs a lot of capitol to build a network, and these companies are more worried about wall-street then their customers. Their networks are built on the cheap, and are way oversubscribed.
If the teabaggers had their way, this is what government would run like.. A government by the people, for the people that can afford it.
Now, what happens when there is a paperwork mistake and the fee had been paid? What if it were a case of arson, and stopping the building from burning would have preserved evidence? What does the insurance company do? Raise rates for every one in that town?
Well just because all the phones have problems, doesn't mean that apple wants to strive to be better. What if the head of the OSX group put out a product as bad as Windows Vista? Should he not get fired because hey, Vista has problems too.
Now, if you take Apple at its word that its antenna performance is as good (or bad) as every one else, isn't it still possible, that they wanted it to be better, but it didn't turn out that way?
Well, when you start thinking about 10^6 or more cores, is pretty obvious that they cannot all be connected to each other and cannot all share memory. At that point your in the realm of neural networking, and are looking at many many serial (and parallel) tasks running in parallel.
When you look at the brain, it has evolved so that different areas have different purposes and techniques for processing data. There are some very highly specialized systems in there for very specific problems.
Slashdot Mirror
Hmm. This isn't so cut and dry. It seems that the midterm was using questions over again from previous tests, and some students had access to the previous tests. At my school, PSU, in the engineering department, this was fair game. In fact, the Engineering Library even had some old tests on file. Old tests and previous course notes were valuable study tools. That being said since it was engineering, we didn't generally have multiple choice style test.
If the teacher was lazy enough to use the same questions over and over, well then I guess he got what he deserved.
"essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety"
Not having some one touch my balls I would say is an essential liberty.
Not having a police department has more then the effect of "a little temporary safety."
Try to read a tad better.
PETN has not brought down any airplane. It has burned some dudes balls, and blew out an Saudi's asshole while standing next to a prince.
Thats irrelevant. If John is stating the policy its his job to make sure its followed. And if its against policy, can't the agent then be charge with sexual assault of a minor?
In the hearings today in the senate, John Pistole, the head of the Transportation Security Administration, children under 12 would not be pat down.
A useless PR website to a government agency was hacked! This is like when the RIAA home page gets hacked. No operations were actually effected, because no one goes there anyway. No shut down the email servers, thats something else.
While beta radiation out side the skin is not that bad, a beta or even alpha source inside the body is very very bad. This is how Alexander Litvinenko was killed. Check out http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polonium
Actually they do. I've had alot of people asking about google TV, as a replacement for cable. I've told them all so far don't bother yet. These restrictions create a consumer behavior, i.e. not buying shit.
The Brits are just better at offing people by committee.
Something R's and D's can come together and not support. UFO research!
Well they probably cross national borders too, so its clearly the UN's job.
I'll take that bet. I'm a racing driver, and since I race, I happen to know other racing drivers. Even at the amateur level, the drivers have a firm understanding of the physics. Could they crank out the equations? Probably not, but they could certainly explain the underpinnings.
Now NASCAR drivers.. thats a different story.
http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSWAT00960720080606
The Air Force has been long criticized over its handling of the nuclear stock pile. Missleers used to be a sought after job, but over the last few decades, its been a career dead end in the Air Force.
Next step? Lego C&C machine.
What if I run it from a RAM disk? Am I breaking the ULA?
By continuing to use the drones with unlicensed software? No why they would do that! Not a chance!
Is that their networks are very poorly designed. As its costs a lot of capitol to build a network, and these companies are more worried about wall-street then their customers. Their networks are built on the cheap, and are way oversubscribed.
Every year I find the 5 oldest systems in the data center and turn them off.. No outages so far, Hehe.
If the teabaggers had their way, this is what government would run like.. A government by the people, for the people that can afford it.
Now, what happens when there is a paperwork mistake and the fee had been paid? What if it were a case of arson, and stopping the building from burning would have preserved evidence? What does the insurance company do? Raise rates for every one in that town?
Well just because all the phones have problems, doesn't mean that apple wants to strive to be better. What if the head of the OSX group put out a product as bad as Windows Vista? Should he not get fired because hey, Vista has problems too.
Now, if you take Apple at its word that its antenna performance is as good (or bad) as every one else, isn't it still possible, that they wanted it to be better, but it didn't turn out that way?
You mean DWDM and CWDM? Thats been around for a decade. I was deploying it in DC in 2003.
TSA agents can read?
Think of the stupidest person you know. Then add more stupid.
Well, when you start thinking about 10^6 or more cores, is pretty obvious that they cannot all be connected to each other and cannot all share memory. At that point your in the realm of neural networking, and are looking at many many serial (and parallel) tasks running in parallel.
When you look at the brain, it has evolved so that different areas have different purposes and techniques for processing data. There are some very highly specialized systems in there for very specific problems.
The CM-1 has 65,536 one bit processors. The CM-5 was in Jurassic Park, and some phone companies.