The bread is also bad for people with glucose allergies, unless you use special bread.
Why are they eating the sandwich again? Isn't it supposed to be used as a prop? If it's really that big of a deal you could always make cardboard cutout pieces and use those instead of the real food.
This is the first I've heard of this. Why on earth would they prohibit such a thing? That's ridiculous. We're not using the older machines, so why can't they?
Sounds to me like parent is talking about more modern displays that have been junked in favor of even newer ones. So these might actually have the HDMI input.
Well... no. If the student themselves has to buy the books, that takes an expense away from the school itself. Yes, it puts it on the student, but budget planners in societies that are not well off likely don't get budgets for individual families. They get the budget for the school.
A few professors at my old UC wrote the textbooks for their classes. They cited the high prices as the reason that they'd done so. The books weren't as colorful, but had all the information we needed. They went for around $50, nowhere near as bad as what we'd have to pay otherwise.
Yes and no. First you have to get to the library, which is on campus. When I was in school I lived off campus, and it was a hassle to get there (especially since I worked part-time in addition to classes). Second, there's no guarantee the library will have a copy that isn't checked out already. Often I'd show up to get a book out and both copies (and it was unusual that the class had two) had already been taken out by someone.
Plus the books make a pretty good set of shelves now...
I'm well aware of police brutality. What I have trouble with is someone trying to just throw facts out there assuming everyone else will know and agree. I'm sorry, but I'm an engineer. I don't believe something just because someone says so. I need facts, and if someone comes to me with a story, even if I believe it, I will want something backing it up. I realize the OP was preaching to the choir and I've stepped into the middle of a "police brutality" fanboi convention. I'm sorry that some of us don't just accept what other people say without evidence of the fact.
Parent asks for sources, you don't give them and make up some excuse that "everyone knows this". This makes your argument weak, as it indicates you don't have any basis for it.
I drive a Fit on a road that hasn't been paved in years. Full of potholes and bumps. It handles amazingly well. Not so great at accelerating over 75 mph, but below that it's very responsive.
At first I thought you were talking about a standard day on a farm.... That's a really good code. Aside from the alligator's thumb, though that could be a "inside joke" type of reference.
They don't have to. They can just find you and arrest you. Like during the internet blackout in Egypt when people were using radio signals for internet access. They didn't have to block the signals (though they did), they just had to find who was broadcasting and arrest them.
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Being able to pronounce the language should be a requirement ;)
The bread is also bad for people with glucose allergies, unless you use special bread.
Why are they eating the sandwich again? Isn't it supposed to be used as a prop? If it's really that big of a deal you could always make cardboard cutout pieces and use those instead of the real food.
You had the option to drop out when you were in pre-k? When I was that age my parents made those kinds of choices for me...
This is the first I've heard of this. Why on earth would they prohibit such a thing? That's ridiculous. We're not using the older machines, so why can't they?
Sounds to me like parent is talking about more modern displays that have been junked in favor of even newer ones. So these might actually have the HDMI input.
What an insightful response.
Well... no. If the student themselves has to buy the books, that takes an expense away from the school itself. Yes, it puts it on the student, but budget planners in societies that are not well off likely don't get budgets for individual families. They get the budget for the school.
PC stands for Personal Computer, and AFAIK isn't tied to any particular instruction set.
A few professors at my old UC wrote the textbooks for their classes. They cited the high prices as the reason that they'd done so. The books weren't as colorful, but had all the information we needed. They went for around $50, nowhere near as bad as what we'd have to pay otherwise.
Yes and no. First you have to get to the library, which is on campus. When I was in school I lived off campus, and it was a hassle to get there (especially since I worked part-time in addition to classes). Second, there's no guarantee the library will have a copy that isn't checked out already. Often I'd show up to get a book out and both copies (and it was unusual that the class had two) had already been taken out by someone.
Plus the books make a pretty good set of shelves now...
I'm well aware of police brutality. What I have trouble with is someone trying to just throw facts out there assuming everyone else will know and agree. I'm sorry, but I'm an engineer. I don't believe something just because someone says so. I need facts, and if someone comes to me with a story, even if I believe it, I will want something backing it up. I realize the OP was preaching to the choir and I've stepped into the middle of a "police brutality" fanboi convention. I'm sorry that some of us don't just accept what other people say without evidence of the fact.
With a 6 digit UID I kinda doubt parent is new...
It's not my argument that's weak here. And I think you know it perfectly well.
No... No I don't know that. You're the one trying to prove something, aren't you? So it's not up to me to do the work to verify your proof.
Parent asks for sources, you don't give them and make up some excuse that "everyone knows this". This makes your argument weak, as it indicates you don't have any basis for it.
I have to say, that sounds delicious.
Well if we're talking about cars, my auto mechanic is right....
I drive a Fit on a road that hasn't been paved in years. Full of potholes and bumps. It handles amazingly well. Not so great at accelerating over 75 mph, but below that it's very responsive.
No, it's because they're tea partiers.... /sarcasm
I can't imagine why this is modded troll... it's very insightful imo.
find one who will actually make promises and keep them
You speak of something that does not exist.
Yes. Though the word "Swarmanoid" threw me off for a bit.
You're absolutely correct. Shame on me for not researching that before opening my mouth.
At first I thought you were talking about a standard day on a farm.... That's a really good code. Aside from the alligator's thumb, though that could be a "inside joke" type of reference.
They don't have to. They can just find you and arrest you. Like during the internet blackout in Egypt when people were using radio signals for internet access. They didn't have to block the signals (though they did), they just had to find who was broadcasting and arrest them.
OS passwords and password protected files aren't communicated over the internet generally, at least not in their encrypted hash form.
eCommerce using SSL might be out of luck though.