Firefox developers implemented STANDARDS, not just allowing any convoluted mixure of tags. IE's improper rendering of DIVs inside SPAN or A tags has resulted in a web full of noncompliant sites, and required all major browsers to implement a slow parser to try and guess what the "web developer" meant.
Just remove the students' names before redistributing the exams. Keep only an identifier with the answer sheet and put the students' names in a seperate list.
Most journals I've worked with accept TeX/LaTeX or PDF files, given that you use the journal's.sty file (which they supply). I've never seen a scientific journal which doesn't accepd LaTeX output. Some don't accept MS-Word.
If it's only a few journals, I guess no respectable researcher would submit to those, so just submit to better journals.
looking for the download link, and then I've seen it's actually proprietary software. Why is/. posting advertisments? How is this better than the new imagery avialable from Google?
That's nothing... I'm a TA. Today I changed a students' grade without identifying myself to a secretary that didn't know me. She just believed me when I said I was a TA in the course (I told her my name) and asked to modify a grade due to clerical error. She changed it right in front of me.
To register the trademark, they had to sign this declaration, which is obviously false.
Declaration The undersigned, being hereby warned that willful false statements and the like so made are punishable by fine or imprisonment, or both, under 18 U.S.C. 1001, and that such willful false statements may jeopardize the validity of the application or any resulting registration, declares that he/she is properly authorized to execute this application on behalf of the applicant; he/she believes the applicant to be the owner of the trademark/service mark sought to be registered, or, if the application is being filed under 15 U.S.C. 1051(b), he/she believes applicant to be entitled to use such mark in commerce; to the best of his/her knowledge and belief no other person, firm, corporation, or association has the right to use the mark in commerce, either in the identical form thereof or in such near resemblance thereto as to be likely, when used on or in connection with the goods/services of such other person, to cause confusion, or to cause mistake, or to deceive; and that all statements made of his/her own knowledge are true; and that all statements made on information and belief are believed to be true.
I agree. If I had mod points, I would have mod you up. Having a unique ID is not the problem. The problem is not having a good authentication mechanism, even though such mecanisms are well-known for quite a while. Digital signatures, Zero-Knowledge proofs, anyone? Every person should have a smartcard that can do a ZKP protocol over phone lines.
In Israel, which is as technonogically advanced as can be, general elections are always done on paper: Select your party, put the party's name into an envelope, seal the envelope, put it in the box.
Noone has even considered using electronic voting here for the general elections. It just seems so... wrong.
"cups" have nothing to do with Imperial units. I'm in Israel and all recepies use cups all the time for measuring both liquids and dry stuff. I just take a (gasp!) cup and use it as many times as needed to measure the amount.
Some recepies do convert cups to mL for convenience, but most don't.
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Firefox developers implemented STANDARDS, not just allowing any convoluted mixure of tags. IE's improper rendering of DIVs inside SPAN or A tags has resulted in a web full of noncompliant sites, and required all major browsers to implement a slow parser to try and guess what the "web developer" meant.
Just remove the students' names before redistributing the exams. Keep only an identifier with the answer sheet and put the students' names in a seperate list.
Most journals I've worked with accept TeX/LaTeX or PDF files, given that you use the journal's .sty file (which they supply). I've never seen a scientific journal which doesn't accepd LaTeX output. Some don't accept MS-Word.
If it's only a few journals, I guess no respectable researcher would submit to those, so just submit to better journals.
The typewriter has a BackSpace key, but it was too hard to wire.
This is not "Science" it's relegion. Calling it "Science" is a farce.
The IE users can download firefox. The firefox users can't download IE.
looking for the download link, and then I've seen it's actually proprietary software. Why is /. posting advertisments? How is this better than the new imagery avialable from Google?
My Journal entry covers a story of crash & restore.
That's nothing... I'm a TA. Today I changed a students' grade without identifying myself to a secretary that didn't know me. She just believed me when I said I was a TA in the course (I told her my name) and asked to modify a grade due to clerical error. She changed it right in front of me.
Rewind sticker on a DVD? You probably work in this video store...
But what will happen then with the miserable failure and weapons of mass destruction? Can't anyone efficiently bomb google anymore?
Panix panics?
I agree. If I had mod points, I would have mod you up. Having a unique ID is not the problem. The problem is not having a good authentication mechanism, even though such mecanisms are well-known for quite a while. Digital signatures, Zero-Knowledge proofs, anyone? Every person should have a smartcard that can do a ZKP protocol over phone lines.
Or even better: Court rules in favor of SCO. IBM forced to pay billions of dollars in damages. Linux future uncertain.
Diebold systems control politics.
Oh, you meant politics of UNIX system control? Never mind.
I start shipping my specially branded "Excel toilet paper" next week.
So you'll make an Excel speadshit!
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In Israel, which is as technonogically advanced as can be, general elections are always done on paper: Select your party, put the party's name into an envelope, seal the envelope, put it in the box.
Noone has even considered using electronic voting here for the general elections. It just seems so... wrong.
"cups" have nothing to do with Imperial units. I'm in Israel and all recepies use cups all the time for measuring both liquids and dry stuff. I just take a (gasp!) cup and use it as many times as needed to measure the amount.
Some recepies do convert cups to mL for convenience, but most don't.
Update: "failure" is enough.
Actually, a closed-source printer driver was what made RMS start GNU in the first place...
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