The catch being, they don't let you use 92s on SAT/ACT etc. because of the QWERTY. The 89 is the same OS, with a keyboard that's allowed. Although they might not let you use an 89 in the near future, either...
Besides, after awhile you can type pretty fast on an ABCDE anyway.
Nobody is going to bother modifying the OS when all the math/cheating/etc. functionality is available in programs that don't. Unless you count hooks as "modifying the OS." And they do have an app for teachers (I think it's called TestGuard) that you run over a link that disables certain functionality on the student's calculator. Of course, countermeasures have been made against that, but the newer 84+ OS's have a similar functionality built in if you hold L+R+ON or something on bootup.
Around here, it seems that "Think of the children!" is more or less the official sarcasm indicator. Maybe not *exactly* sarcasm, but more frustration with fools and resignation to our continuing suffering of them, but close enough, right?
It seems to me that calling people stupid seems to more often be about feeling better about ourselves rather than any actual desire to see them improve.
Isn't that a Mozilla product? Sunbird, Firefox, Thunderbird...
Any idea what that name is supposed to mean? After looking at the Wikipedia article, it seems to me that it would make about as much sense to call it a Sunhippo or Sunrhino...
So obviously an inertial damper will need to be developed, too. For comparison, the highest application of g forces that anyone has survived was ~45g. (Was there some story about somebody who fell out of an airliner at altitude and survived?)
Regardless of what the actual claim is, how can you say it is the "biggest failure" if what it's predicting is 25 years in the future? It could still happen, if nothing else for reasons that we haven't thought of yet.
Booting off a flash drive? As if the average consumer is EVER going to want to do that? And if they do, they can boot up J Random Linux LiveCD and just plow over the device with *parted.
Because it's not really a button. The reason I've never gotten into middle-"clicking" anything is because it takes like 3 times the normal amount of effort to make sure you're pressing it straight down, instead of scrolling it. And God help you if you have one that you can tilt side-to-side.
Does this mean that facebook chat will be any more reliable than it was before, or will it still be buggy as heck? I got so tired of "oh sorry, we lied, this person isn't actually online at the moment..." that I signed out months ago.
Also, yay for Pidgin! I upgraded from 2.6.1 to.5, but once I remembered my password it seems to work fine so far.
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The catch being, they don't let you use 92s on SAT/ACT etc. because of the QWERTY. The 89 is the same OS, with a keyboard that's allowed. Although they might not let you use an 89 in the near future, either...
Besides, after awhile you can type pretty fast on an ABCDE anyway.
Nobody is going to bother modifying the OS when all the math/cheating/etc. functionality is available in programs that don't. Unless you count hooks as "modifying the OS." And they do have an app for teachers (I think it's called TestGuard) that you run over a link that disables certain functionality on the student's calculator. Of course, countermeasures have been made against that, but the newer 84+ OS's have a similar functionality built in if you hold L+R+ON or something on bootup.
He made reference to bodily wastes 23 times, if anybody was counting. "Fuck" occurred 11 times as well.
95% of people agree with you. 50% of the time.
Around here, it seems that "Think of the children!" is more or less the official sarcasm indicator. Maybe not *exactly* sarcasm, but more frustration with fools and resignation to our continuing suffering of them, but close enough, right?
PS: I'd mod up GP, but no points...
It's like the NO CARRIER thing. Paradoxical and all.
It seems to me that calling people stupid seems to more often be about feeling better about ourselves rather than any actual desire to see them improve.
Isn't that a Mozilla product? Sunbird, Firefox, Thunderbird...
Any idea what that name is supposed to mean? After looking at the Wikipedia article, it seems to me that it would make about as much sense to call it a Sunhippo or Sunrhino...
So obviously an inertial damper will need to be developed, too. For comparison, the highest application of g forces that anyone has survived was ~45g. (Was there some story about somebody who fell out of an airliner at altitude and survived?)
Let me know if you're willing to test that theory personally :-)
The temperature staying exactly the same for the next X years?
Regardless of what the actual claim is, how can you say it is the "biggest failure" if what it's predicting is 25 years in the future? It could still happen, if nothing else for reasons that we haven't thought of yet.
How dare you complain about a feature you couldn't have know about before you used the product! You should have done extensive online research first!
Booting off a flash drive? As if the average consumer is EVER going to want to do that? And if they do, they can boot up J Random Linux LiveCD and just plow over the device with *parted.
The French accusing an American Tour de France champion of doping?!
It would still be an iPad, so everyone would mock it.
What's that? I'm missing the point? Hmmm...
"Person of size" and "person of color" *do* seem to imply that the rest of us have no size or color of our own. Apparently white is not a color.
Yes. Run it on Linux
They sell those? Can't say I've ever seen one...
It's a combination of C# and that new F# they just announced. With Potassium.
Because it's not really a button. The reason I've never gotten into middle-"clicking" anything is because it takes like 3 times the normal amount of effort to make sure you're pressing it straight down, instead of scrolling it. And God help you if you have one that you can tilt side-to-side.
Does this mean that facebook chat will be any more reliable than it was before, or will it still be buggy as heck? I got so tired of "oh sorry, we lied, this person isn't actually online at the moment..." that I signed out months ago.
Also, yay for Pidgin! I upgraded from 2.6.1 to .5, but once I remembered my password it seems to work fine so far.
*Please* tell me you're being sarcastic...?
Well, if you survive a run-in with the kids, your wounds will probably heal...lawsuits for large amounts of money don't heal so well.