I've read articles where kids with behavioral disorders, social anxiety, general nerdiness, etc were encouraged to use this as a means of driving more appropriate/better behaviors. Like if a shy kid talked to a classmate, he gave himself 10 points, etc. Then they worked with the therapist to track the whole thing - basically making life your RPG.
Can we raise the intellectual bar somewhat, and not even post these articles? At a quick glance, its a non-issue, AND/OR the authors of the piece ADMIT that they don't really know how to interpret the data.
Just think, if we passed laws against stealing and killing, then nobody would steal or kill right? I thought Congress was given power to regulate trade between the States, not REQUIRE trade between the States.
It's also why something is in the last place you look - because you stop looking !
All bugs are shallow because eventually someone smarter than you looks at it, and it's obvious to them. How often and how soon this happens in practice is an exercise for the reader:)
I got MAKE when it first came out, and after the 2nd or 3rd issue, when someone basically shined off the workings of a PID controller as "I don't know how it works but who cares, the $5 chip just works", I threw it into the trash. Science and technology are not 'pop' subjects, despite however many Mythbuster episodes you've seen.
For the price of an "ebook" that goes bye-bye when my Kindle, iPad or other device dies, gets its firmware updated or broken, I can get the real, dead-tree version of the book. If I have room in my luggage for an "e-reader", then I can bring the actual book.
"It should be noted... blah blah" . If they hit the thing, that's the hard part. Adding 1.21 Gigawatts to the existing laser (to destroy a solid fuel rocket) is the easy part.
Isn't Europe the same place where you can check yourself onto a plane with your RFID passport, even if you've cloned the chip and replaced the identity with Mickey Mouse?
Say it ain't so! In other news, Coca-Cola released a statement that in 20 years, more people will be drinking Coca-Cola than there are drinking it now !1!!
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Also, if you put rare earth magnets on your fuel lines, it streamlines the molecules as they go into the engine.
You sound student-y.
Yet you still play FPS games, so clearly those artifacts were not a detriment to the enjoyment of the game.
First they ignore you,
Then they laugh at you,
Then they fight you,
Then you win.
So we're at Stage 3 now I guess.
Why would this stem the awful DRM? They have the money, gamers are still going to play, life moves on.
I mean, it's 3D, and has Johnny Depp playing another cookie-cutter role, but why the fuss over the Nth retelling of Alice ?
WTF, if you're an online player, and haven't at some point been gang-banged by a bunch of Uruks, you haven't been around. Get a grip.
I've read articles where kids with behavioral disorders, social anxiety, general nerdiness, etc were encouraged to use this as a means of driving more appropriate/better behaviors. Like if a shy kid talked to a classmate, he gave himself 10 points, etc. Then they worked with the therapist to track the whole thing - basically making life your RPG.
He wanks as high as any in Wome !!!
Can we raise the intellectual bar somewhat, and not even post these articles? At a quick glance, its a non-issue, AND/OR the authors of the piece ADMIT that they don't really know how to interpret the data.
You need that hydrogen to power the spaceship !
Just think, if we passed laws against stealing and killing, then nobody would steal or kill right? I thought Congress was given power to regulate trade between the States, not REQUIRE trade between the States.
It's also why something is in the last place you look - because you stop looking !
All bugs are shallow because eventually someone smarter than you looks at it, and it's obvious to them. How often and how soon this happens in practice is an exercise for the reader :)
I got MAKE when it first came out, and after the 2nd or 3rd issue, when someone basically shined off the workings of a PID controller as "I don't know how it works but who cares, the $5 chip just works", I threw it into the trash. Science and technology are not 'pop' subjects, despite however many Mythbuster episodes you've seen.
Worked on DECstations. The GUI preferences were global.
For the price of an "ebook" that goes bye-bye when my Kindle, iPad or other device dies, gets its firmware updated or broken, I can get the real, dead-tree version of the book. If I have room in my luggage for an "e-reader", then I can bring the actual book.
"It should be noted ... blah blah" . If they hit the thing, that's the hard part. Adding 1.21 Gigawatts to the existing laser (to destroy a solid fuel rocket) is the easy part.
When the GPA there keeps going up and up ?
http://www.gradeinflation.com/Stanford.html
Isn't Europe the same place where you can check yourself onto a plane with your RFID passport, even if you've cloned the chip and replaced the identity with Mickey Mouse?
Say it ain't so! In other news, Coca-Cola released a statement that in 20 years, more people will be drinking Coca-Cola than there are drinking it now !1!!
You sound gay.
Wtf is this, aren't techies supposed to be, you know, techy? What's next, power (not di-lithium) crystals and mood rings to diagnose BSoDs ?
Locked?
So is your DVD player, toaster, and automobile. How is that a bad thing?
IBM gear gets you LPARs, with a real hypervisor that is laps ahead of all the other stuff.
Survival of the fittest, my friends.