Well, when your choices are no education and free but perhaps not perfectly accurate education, I think most of the world's poor would choose the latter for their children.
Ext3 with LVM seems to be the popular way to go about this. Unless you really want an esoteric solution, from your requirements I don't see a reason to stray from the norm.
The creators have said, citation not handy, that this isn't for waterproofing, but for splash proofing. So, when you drop some coffee on your $300 cell phone, it doesn't die. The movies of them dropping it in water are just demonstrations and not expectations of actual use. Contacts like for headphones and chargers and what not are still open to the water.
I don't know. It's been recently ruled that shopping centers are considered public spaces as people have an expectation of them being public spaces even though they are privately owned. I could see, both fortunately and unfortunately, something like myspace being ruled as a public space just due from the public perception of it being reasonably public.
See, the sad thing is PC gaming isn't King, even if its better. Consoles make 2-3x as much as PC gaming does at least. There's no contest anymore. The King was crowed long ago.
OO Base last time I checked was pretty much unusable, I heard the lead dev left some time ago and no one has picked it up yet. Is there any progress on that front at all? People always seem to leave Access out when they compare OO to Office...
I think people forget that in the 90s, the Telcoms were pretty heavily subsidized so that they could, in fact, replace the fiber infrastructure. This is just a the first, probably biased, link I could find on the topic:
"Square Enix's rescue from oblivion does seem like the stuff of legends, so it's no surprise that fantasy is what the company does best. The Final Fantasy series acquired its ironic name 20 years ago when SquareSoft employee Sakaguchi put together an RPG that was supposed to be the teetering game company's swan song, but turned out to be its savior instead. Sakaguchi probably never imagined that he'd see an age where fans, reviewers and the world in general joke repeatedly about a 12-title series that isn't anywhere close to being final. Today, the series continues to innovate, draw fans, and divide them."
And I've heard that story repeated elsewhere many times. Sorry, bub.
So, a lot of people are bringing up iCal Server but if you check their forums or try it yourself, you'll quickly find it is anything but polished. It's pretty flaky and difficult to get everything up and running. But most importantly, any iCal Server account has to be hosted by an Open Directory server. So, if you have OSX authenticating via AD or LDAP, you cannot create straight iCal Server accounts for those users without a great deal of trouble. In general, documentation is currently really bad.
Now in the future, it may be a really great product, but right now it feels quite unfinished.
We had the same problem and have been moving people to OSX w/ parallels. It's a really great combination and really gets rid of most reasons to own a windows box.
Why not just stop by your local college bookstore? Just pick up a math text book, go through it, do the problems, check your answers, etc etc. Millions of students have used them. Probably will work out for you.
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Well, when your choices are no education and free but perhaps not perfectly accurate education, I think most of the world's poor would choose the latter for their children.
*cough* doesn't matter (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abdullah_Al_Muhajir) *cough*
When CO2 leaks into the water table, people's children don't start growing a third arm.
Ext3 with LVM seems to be the popular way to go about this. Unless you really want an esoteric solution, from your requirements I don't see a reason to stray from the norm.
The creators have said, citation not handy, that this isn't for waterproofing, but for splash proofing. So, when you drop some coffee on your $300 cell phone, it doesn't die. The movies of them dropping it in water are just demonstrations and not expectations of actual use. Contacts like for headphones and chargers and what not are still open to the water.
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/12/25/us/25mall.html?ei=5070&en=755b6ef80639603e&ex=1199250000&adxnnl=1&emc=eta1&adxnnlx=1198684937-Kw0EHIKYqMSkvFdFc8IoWA
Court Ruling on Protests Curbs Malls in California
I don't know. It's been recently ruled that shopping centers are considered public spaces as people have an expectation of them being public spaces even though they are privately owned. I could see, both fortunately and unfortunately, something like myspace being ruled as a public space just due from the public perception of it being reasonably public.
See, the sad thing is PC gaming isn't King, even if its better. Consoles make 2-3x as much as PC gaming does at least. There's no contest anymore. The King was crowed long ago.
You have that much faith in PGP over the government's nearly unrestricted resources in surveillance? really?
OO Base last time I checked was pretty much unusable, I heard the lead dev left some time ago and no one has picked it up yet. Is there any progress on that front at all? People always seem to leave Access out when they compare OO to Office...
You assume our galaxy is also not moving... which it is.
Teenagers don't pay the bill? So, they don't want to get in trouble?
If you work for something/someone that has oversight over you, probably. We're not talking about Bush's private myth box w/ his 3TB pr0n raid here.
While that is true, it does possibly mean that you could have a base near Titan with a rich power source near by.
I think people forget that in the 90s, the Telcoms were pretty heavily subsidized so that they could, in fact, replace the fiber infrastructure. This is just a the first, probably biased, link I could find on the topic:
http://www.tispa.org/node/14
Before you go trolling, at least get your there, their, and they're down. Basic grammar goes a lot way to helping your "argument".
The oqo2 has the upgrade option for 650 bucks and they don't have nearly the volume as Apple. Apple is way over priced on this.
Just download a framework and be done with it. http://www.prototypejs.org/
It'll take about an afternoon to figure out the ins and outs and make it do what you want.
It's nothing of the sort. Even in TFA, it says,
"Square Enix's rescue from oblivion does seem like the stuff of legends, so it's no surprise that fantasy is what the company does best. The Final Fantasy series acquired its ironic name 20 years ago when SquareSoft employee Sakaguchi put together an RPG that was supposed to be the teetering game company's swan song, but turned out to be its savior instead. Sakaguchi probably never imagined that he'd see an age where fans, reviewers and the world in general joke repeatedly about a 12-title series that isn't anywhere close to being final. Today, the series continues to innovate, draw fans, and divide them."
And I've heard that story repeated elsewhere many times. Sorry, bub.
So, a lot of people are bringing up iCal Server but if you check their forums or try it yourself, you'll quickly find it is anything but polished. It's pretty flaky and difficult to get everything up and running. But most importantly, any iCal Server account has to be hosted by an Open Directory server. So, if you have OSX authenticating via AD or LDAP, you cannot create straight iCal Server accounts for those users without a great deal of trouble. In general, documentation is currently really bad.
Now in the future, it may be a really great product, but right now it feels quite unfinished.
We had the same problem and have been moving people to OSX w/ parallels. It's a really great combination and really gets rid of most reasons to own a windows box.
Actually, the constitution isn't clear on this issue. In fact, it's clear on very few.
Why not just stop by your local college bookstore? Just pick up a math text book, go through it, do the problems, check your answers, etc etc. Millions of students have used them. Probably will work out for you.
I'm sure they are feeling none too smart... them and their HALF A BILLION DOLLARS.
On the DS. Make it happen. Now.