I have yet to see a Catholic school that didn't need a helping hand with its computers, and some are very short on cash and unable to hire adequate help. What you'll be doing is mostly taking old broken computers and stripping them of working parts and assembling them into working ones to run typing software.
Also, if you're in Phoenix, Arizona, try St. Vincent de Paul's homeless/jobless shelter as well as the folks down at Andre House. They're both homeless/jobless-centered organizations, and often are looking for people to help train jobless in basic computer skills.
Until NSI's nogoodishness impacts their bottom line, they won't change a thing. I've never heard of an internet boycott before, but I don't see why one couldn't be started in this case.
You've confused "easy to use" with "easy to learn." Microsoft = easy to learn. Linux = easy to use. Which do you you think is more important in the long run?
Have we forgotten about the algorithm which makes the minimzation/optimization of circuits possible? If it weren't for Quine-McKluskey, we'd all still be running at 286 speed!:)
Java, which is inherently cross-platform, boasts two very commonly used and powerful GUI toolkits, the AWT and Swing. Being built on the MVC paradigm, they're an excellent choice for OOA/D/P.
I recently transfered my domains out of NSI's control via www.domainmonger.com The site has an easy-to-use transfer form at the bottom of the page, and the entire process went without incident and took only a week. I also found the site fairly easy to use for administering my domain names as well.
I like that they said the errors were most likely "deliberate errors to avoid industrial espionage." Perhaps I could try the same approach with my exams. "I would have put down the correct answer, sir, but doing so would have compromised national security."
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Think about that. Same deal.
Also, if you're in Phoenix, Arizona, try St. Vincent de Paul's homeless/jobless shelter as well as the folks down at Andre House. They're both homeless/jobless-centered organizations, and often are looking for people to help train jobless in basic computer skills.
Until NSI's nogoodishness impacts their bottom line, they won't change a thing. I've never heard of an internet boycott before, but I don't see why one couldn't be started in this case.
Check out "Morphic" for the Squeak JVM: www.squeak.org :)
It's supposedly the future of GUIs.
Pre-processing: #define using import #define System java.lang.* #define Console System.out #define WriteLine println #define Main() Main(String args[]) + C#: using System; class Hello { static void Main() { Console.WriteLine("Hello, world"); } } = Java: import java.lang.* ; class Hello { public static void Main(String[] args) { System.out.println("Hello, world"); } } Yeah, it's NOTHING like Java.
You've confused "easy to use" with "easy to learn." Microsoft = easy to learn. Linux = easy to use. Which do you you think is more important in the long run?
Have we forgotten about the algorithm which makes the minimzation/optimization of circuits possible? If it weren't for Quine-McKluskey, we'd all still be running at 286 speed! :)
What the hell is pinball? ;-)
Java, which is inherently cross-platform, boasts two very commonly used and powerful GUI toolkits, the AWT and Swing. Being built on the MVC paradigm, they're an excellent choice for OOA/D/P.
I recently transfered my domains out of NSI's control via www.domainmonger.com The site has an easy-to-use transfer form at the bottom of the page, and the entire process went without incident and took only a week. I also found the site fairly easy to use for administering my domain names as well.
If Microsoft were really out to protect itself, it would ask Slashdot remove all comments and links regarding Linux. :)
I like that they said the errors were most likely "deliberate errors to avoid industrial espionage." Perhaps I could try the same approach with my exams. "I would have put down the correct answer, sir, but doing so would have compromised national security."