I don't mean to sound rude, but you probably won't do anything anyone would care to steal (aside from another student) while you're in school anyway.
It may not be fair to state this for a school career in general, but almost certainly as an undergrad your professors aren't going to be interested in any of your completed assignments.
Geezus, that's sad. Although having only recently been through a public university I remember what writing classes were like, so your semicolon story doesn't surprise me much.
"Schools should be accountable to local communities and parents, NOT federal government bureaucrats"
Mostly right, but as another person mentioned further up, making education entirely local, in some places means the curriculum is entirely in the hands of people who by and large think black people are dishonest, the earth is only a few thousand years old, that shutting down public libraries is a perfectly fine way to save money, etc.
It certainly shouldn't be federal level but I personally would be horrified to think of education being totally controlled at a local level (thinking back to where I grew up and the people that live there, and the "good ol boys" in charge)
Since you seem to have experience in the field, i'm replying here:
It seems like the overhwelming majority of people in this thread think these kids are going to be falling over each other to fuck with the system.
I think most teenagers aren't willing to put forth the effort, either due having alternate, easier access, or the difficulty of circumvention or just plain having other things to do, and not being as fixated about being online as the average slashdotter.
Think about it in terms of the support time necessary to remove the incredible quantity of malware likely to crop up in the course of surfing porn sites.
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Is it necessarily even a matter of self respect? Plenty of people make stupid economic decisions purely in the name of avoiding a day's work.
I don't mean to sound rude, but you probably won't do anything anyone would care to steal (aside from another student) while you're in school anyway.
It may not be fair to state this for a school career in general, but almost certainly as an undergrad your professors aren't going to be interested in any of your completed assignments.
It certainly wasn't in ICU though.
You should be shot for using so many underscores.
Pity about how your camera got misplaced in the evidence locker sir. We're looking into it.
Anyone emailing BMP images is right squarely in the same boat as the person sending screenshots embedded in a word doc.
I can't play FPS any other way.
Bizarrely, in a piloting game, like Mechwarrior, I can do just fine without it.
Interesting; I wasn't aware of the extra process involved in the case of a card signed like that.
*opens can of worms* That's because they can get in trouble with Visa if they demand ID. And it annoys customers besides.
Getting killed a lot can drive you to get better, but getting killed so often you don't figure out how the game works is counterproductive.
It's like learning karate from scratch via sparring with a blue belt. He's going to kick your ass, and you won't really learn anything from it.
Geezus, that's sad. Although having only recently been through a public university I remember what writing classes were like, so your semicolon story doesn't surprise me much.
Which university, out of curiosity?
Most people in the states tend to think of the Yaris, Geo or what have you as a "tiny fucking car" not a subcompact.
"Schools should be accountable to local communities and parents, NOT federal government bureaucrats"
Mostly right, but as another person mentioned further up, making education entirely local, in some places means the curriculum is entirely in the hands of people who by and large think black people are dishonest, the earth is only a few thousand years old, that shutting down public libraries is a perfectly fine way to save money, etc.
It certainly shouldn't be federal level but I personally would be horrified to think of education being totally controlled at a local level (thinking back to where I grew up and the people that live there, and the "good ol boys" in charge)
You use Djikstra's algorithm every time you plan a journey.
I use google
Music and art are already cut, for football.
To add computer science they'll probably offer fewer/no AP or Honors courses.
+1 unfortunate truth
Some do; i try to use extra to make up for the deficiency.
Wasn't the shitty quality of their product already a good enough reason to not buy Lexmark?
We only destroy a foodsource for biofuels because there's a subsidy in place on growing of said food source (corn)
There are plenty of better sources.
maybe the point isn't to teach them about computers?
After all, as a student I never got to learn about the bookbinding process by dismantling textbooks.
Since you seem to have experience in the field, i'm replying here:
It seems like the overhwelming majority of people in this thread think these kids are going to be falling over each other to fuck with the system.
I think most teenagers aren't willing to put forth the effort, either due having alternate, easier access, or the difficulty of circumvention or just plain having other things to do, and not being as fixated about being online as the average slashdotter.
Any comment?
Think about it in terms of the support time necessary to remove the incredible quantity of malware likely to crop up in the course of surfing porn sites.
She looks better than sonic youth
Have you seen her lately?
Athletic is a really strange word choice. "Horrific" is what usually comes to mind.
If all the annoying time consuming things happen after the user logs in, then a WOL isn't going to help, is it?