called pencil and paper. You take the paper, and you write down things ontot he paper. You can write letters, numbers, circles, squares, and pointed arrows (and you can lable them too). There you go, everything you need to draw a state diagram
"RSS will be integrated into the heart of Longhorn."
Am I the only one that has a feeling that it will be a crappy product full of security holes that is impossible to get off the system, a la IE in Win 2k/XP?
I'd hate to be this guy. He downloads the file then BAM, he suddenly has to share it with everyone else who wants it until someone else finishes downloading it
heh, reminds me of my HS web design course. We had one project that we had to handcode which was incredibly simple (mostly just text, a title tag and a header tag really) then we were required to use adobe golive and deal with all the junkcode involved. Yech
Have them make LED flashlights. It's a good oppertunity to introduce basic circuits, along with ohm's law. And if yoiu really want to get into it, you could do pot work for variable intensity.
What is one of these turbine pacemakers gets on the fritz and the person essentially gets a heart attack? Because it no longer has the chamber structure, one really couldn't do pumping. And similarly, if someone passes out, the conciestious civilan will check for a pulse, find nothing, and start pumping, which could end up breaking the turbine and putting the person in even more danger.
There are probably better solutions, but from what I know, I would wipe down that single user of every app (minux one you want to use), make it so that the program is always on top (vitrite can do that), set it to run on start-up, and disallow the user from installing anything.
There's the option of possibly using a technical school. They tend to be a little bit more hands on so you could probably find a certain path you could take which accomodates your needs.
Another option would be finding a college that has a "Built your own majors" or whatever they're called. Plenty of schools have them, just check around. That way you could just work with your guidance counselor to create a course structure that shys away from what you have difficulty doing.
No, the teachers rarely have a clue how to even use them effectively.
You couldn't have hit it any better. I'm a senior in HS, and I'm good friends with one of the higher ups in our technology department. The main problem is that teachers don't know how to integrate the computers in to learning. Specifically the English department, mostly because they are computer inept. The other reason is the technology department. I would bet if our tech department is like all the others, I would blame the entire lack of technology due to their counterproductiveness. They hold everything back and there's really only 1 good tech guy.
My solution? Create a student committee or an open forum or something just to try to get ideas in the teacher's heads of what they can do. The sky may be the limit, but I'm sure they could at least get off the ground.
Yeah, that had to do with class extensions and such, to make sure people knew how to call them. ANd yes, there were several O notation questions, on both multiple choice and free response.
friend showed me a site with a large variety of these. Either way, my computer lab teacher's probably gonna be pissed at me. http://www.rjlsoftware.com
Another fireshark... spacecyote... etc. I love that plugin. I have/., drudgereport (it keeps me fair and balanced), yahoomail, GT, TZT, and WWS (last three being BBS). Oh yeah, and fark.
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I"m sure you could get one of those bad-ass programmable LCD remotes and set them up for multiple recievers.
called pencil and paper. You take the paper, and you write down things ontot he paper. You can write letters, numbers, circles, squares, and pointed arrows (and you can lable them too). There you go, everything you need to draw a state diagram
Alright, so I'll lose 500GB of crap when the deathstar craps out
Michael Bay and Steven Spielberg?
Makes me think that Optimus Prime will be more like Optimus Suck.
http://www.albinoblacksheep.com/video/floppy.php
Umbrella corp has yet to comment on the events in Racoon city.
Hmm... Microsoft announces hotmail will be restricted to user-ID and now it's been passed as an experimental phase. Coincedince? I think not.
Ahh video games, the right's scapegoat for everything wrong int his day and age.
I'd hate to be this guy. He downloads the file then BAM, he suddenly has to share it with everyone else who wants it until someone else finishes downloading it
and e-mail M$ about this... and watch yourself climb the ladder
Except they'll still probably allow whitelisting for non-sender IDed mail... because MSN is like that.
heh, reminds me of my HS web design course. We had one project that we had to handcode which was incredibly simple (mostly just text, a title tag and a header tag really) then we were required to use adobe golive and deal with all the junkcode involved. Yech
Have them make LED flashlights. It's a good oppertunity to introduce basic circuits, along with ohm's law. And if yoiu really want to get into it, you could do pot work for variable intensity.
What is one of these turbine pacemakers gets on the fritz and the person essentially gets a heart attack? Because it no longer has the chamber structure, one really couldn't do pumping. And similarly, if someone passes out, the conciestious civilan will check for a pulse, find nothing, and start pumping, which could end up breaking the turbine and putting the person in even more danger.
There are probably better solutions, but from what I know, I would wipe down that single user of every app (minux one you want to use), make it so that the program is always on top (vitrite can do that), set it to run on start-up, and disallow the user from installing anything.
Low end Happauge suck, but the higher end TV tuners are best of them all.
There's the option of possibly using a technical school. They tend to be a little bit more hands on so you could probably find a certain path you could take which accomodates your needs.
Another option would be finding a college that has a "Built your own majors" or whatever they're called. Plenty of schools have them, just check around. That way you could just work with your guidance counselor to create a course structure that shys away from what you have difficulty doing.
No, the teachers rarely have a clue how to even use them effectively.
You couldn't have hit it any better. I'm a senior in HS, and I'm good friends with one of the higher ups in our technology department. The main problem is that teachers don't know how to integrate the computers in to learning. Specifically the English department, mostly because they are computer inept. The other reason is the technology department. I would bet if our tech department is like all the others, I would blame the entire lack of technology due to their counterproductiveness. They hold everything back and there's really only 1 good tech guy.
My solution? Create a student committee or an open forum or something just to try to get ideas in the teacher's heads of what they can do. The sky may be the limit, but I'm sure they could at least get off the ground.
Simpler implementations
Yeah, that had to do with class extensions and such, to make sure people knew how to call them. ANd yes, there were several O notation questions, on both multiple choice and free response.
This years AP physics isn't until Monday, so specify past AP physics tests. You never know what those crazy college board people will do next.
friend showed me a site with a large variety of these. Either way, my computer lab teacher's probably gonna be pissed at me. http://www.rjlsoftware.com
Wait... let me get this straight. You want some sort of program to help you with this? You're D&D geeks, why not just code your own?
Another fireshark... spacecyote... etc. I love that plugin. I have /., drudgereport (it keeps me fair and balanced), yahoomail, GT, TZT, and WWS (last three being BBS). Oh yeah, and fark.