How large is your school? I see less of it at my college (3000 students) than I would at the University of Oregon (30,000 students). If you've got a small student body where you are forced to get to know a lot of people from different majors, I'd bet that makes a big difference.
Judged by their ability alone? Possibly in.nl... but not by any means here in.us. People are certainly judged less by appearance. But I think that we are judged by our peers even more so than in high school. He's a mechanical engineering major? Obviously a gearhead with no abstract thinking skills. She's in dental hygiene? Valley girl.
And it gets worse after college. This "egalitarian" society is more socially stratified, in some ways, than many feudal societies of the past.
someone with enough guts to point out reality. Linux is far too complicated to head for the mass desktop market anytime soon. And the documentation is really poor. I don't know about other distributions, but Red Hat's documentation is chaotic, incomplete, and often incorrect. There is virtually no comprehensive documentation to explain how modules work together. Maybe I've overlooked something.
If I knew more, I'd write it myself. But if I had the documentation, learning it would be a lot easier. It's a vicious circle.
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That, or, create a structure of char*'s and cast it. It's not terribly portable, but it probably works.
struct ST_ROW {
char *id;
char *first;
char *last;
}
struct ST_ROW *st_row;
while (row = mysql_fetch_row(result)) {
st_row = (struct ST_ROW)row;
printf("%s %s %s",st_row->id,st_row->first,st_row->id);
}
View source, paste into Dreamweaver, apply source formatting, wipe out tables, then it's readable :-)
Wasn't this posted here about a month or two ago?
What happened to the last half dozen stories?
I was just wondering the same thing. What gives?
A friend of mine made a "meditation chamber" with these sometime back in the 70's. I don't know anything about the older ones, though.
How large is your school? I see less of it at my college (3000 students) than I would at the University of Oregon (30,000 students). If you've got a small student body where you are forced to get to know a lot of people from different majors, I'd bet that makes a big difference.
Judged by their ability alone? Possibly in .nl... but not by any means here in .us. People are certainly judged less by appearance. But I think that we are judged by our peers even more so than in high school. He's a mechanical engineering major? Obviously a gearhead with no abstract thinking skills. She's in dental hygiene? Valley girl.
And it gets worse after college. This "egalitarian" society is more socially stratified, in some ways, than many feudal societies of the past.
My old typing teacher (The Evil Crone) would love this. "Don't look at your fingers, dammit!"
A better question is, What kind of idiot would mock the author when he hasn't read the article?
I'd expect more drivers and less PalmPilot software... but maybe we'll see some nice SNMP management software for 3Com hubs.
someone with enough guts to point out reality. Linux is far too complicated to head for the mass desktop market anytime soon. And the documentation is really poor. I don't know about other distributions, but Red Hat's documentation is chaotic, incomplete, and often incorrect. There is virtually no comprehensive documentation to explain how modules work together. Maybe I've overlooked something.
If I knew more, I'd write it myself. But if I had the documentation, learning it would be a lot easier. It's a vicious circle.
This site comes up fine in Opera... Their server however seems to have a problem with Lynx. Anybody know what might cause this?
...has been done within the law.