All that and the Oktoberfest (please stop singing when you get to my street!).
"HEEEEEIIIEEEYYYY BABY! OOO-AAAA!!!! I WANNA KNOOOOOOW IF YOU'LL BE MY GIRL!!!!!"
I think only people living in Germany would understand that one.
I'm not German either but I'm studying here and will be doing an internship here in a few months.
Isn't that the truth! I left the US before I could get an absentee ballot. Now I'm screwed. The first election that I can vote for a President in (I'm 21), and I can't vote! Now I feel like I'm going to be a hypacrite when I have problems with whoever is going to be elected. I won't feel like I have a right to complain!
somehow this doesn't seem too realistic seeing how the top end of USB 1.1 is ~12 MBit/sec... I think you have a major bottle neck in there somewhere...
This might be slightly offtopic, but still revalent to the subject. I believe that research is great and essential for professors, however I take issue to when professors let their research get in the way of their instruction. I had a professor this past semester who was a distinguished researcher, but a horrible professor. He put little effort into class instruction, and even refused to see students (including myself) on a number of occasions during his office hours. While I'm not sure if it applies in his case (I definitely don't want to state so for fear of retribution), I fear that with commercial involvement in research, instruction quality could faulter. In no way am I stating that businesses should not support the university system, I feel that it is mutually beneficial to both, and society as a whole, however I think this is another possible problem we shoud keep an eye on.
The real problem is that this has nothing to do with the original subject. I was hoping for some BSD news, instead I had to scan through that garbage trying to find something relavent... thanks for cheese.
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"HEEEEEIIIEEEYYYY BABY! OOO-AAAA!!!! I WANNA KNOOOOOOW IF YOU'LL BE MY GIRL!!!!!" I think only people living in Germany would understand that one. I'm not German either but I'm studying here and will be doing an internship here in a few months.
Deutschland ist toll!
Isn't that the truth! I left the US before I could get an absentee ballot. Now I'm screwed. The first election that I can vote for a President in (I'm 21), and I can't vote! Now I feel like I'm going to be a hypacrite when I have problems with whoever is going to be elected. I won't feel like I have a right to complain!
somehow this doesn't seem too realistic seeing how the top end of USB 1.1 is ~12 MBit/sec... I think you have a major bottle neck in there somewhere...
Get a Qubit, out 4th quarter: http://www.qubit.net/index.html
This might be slightly offtopic, but still revalent to the subject. I believe that research is great and essential for professors, however I take issue to when professors let their research get in the way of their instruction. I had a professor this past semester who was a distinguished researcher, but a horrible professor. He put little effort into class instruction, and even refused to see students (including myself) on a number of occasions during his office hours. While I'm not sure if it applies in his case (I definitely don't want to state so for fear of retribution), I fear that with commercial involvement in research, instruction quality could faulter. In no way am I stating that businesses should not support the university system, I feel that it is mutually beneficial to both, and society as a whole, however I think this is another possible problem we shoud keep an eye on.
SPAM and german Nutella.
The real problem is that this has nothing to do with the original subject. I was hoping for some BSD news, instead I had to scan through that garbage trying to find something relavent... thanks for cheese.