At my university during the early '80s, each student's VAX-11/780 username and password both consisted of the student's Social Security number.
When exam results were posted on the bulletin board, they were listed by SSN.
The technology will likely be priced in the 'hundreds of dollars,' rather than the tens of thousands that the likes of Cisco and Polycom charge for high-end telepresence rooms.
And that's because this is not a "high-end telepresence room"; it's a "low-cost camera and screen that swivels on a set of robotic shoulders, and sits at a meeting table with physical attendees." Apples and oranges.
It is not "malaise" that causes strabismus or amblyopia.
I think the word the OP was looking for was malady, not malaise, as in There's a malady in children that can prevent full stereopsis (depth perception) from developing, called strabismus or lazy-eye.
The doc you linked does mention a different idea that I could get behind though, establish a.kids which would be a semi-walled garden of child appropriate material.
That's been tried, via an administered second-level domain,.kids.us
From the link, It's the first and only "youth-friendly" Web space to be established by the United States government, and it features advanced technical, policy and operational mechanisms that keep young people informed, entertained and protected online.
You can go to verizonwireless.com and add (or remove) the blocks yourself (note: some of the links are found at the extreme right or bottom of the page):
Account -> Plan -> Set Usage Controls -> Add/Remove Blocks
ENIAC was the first Turing-complete, general-purpose electronic computer, completed in 1946. Its predecessors were either not Turing-complete, not programmable, or not fully electronic (i.e., electro-mechanical). The judge in the 1973 patent decision was misinformed.
It's against the law to list yourself as inventor on a patent application if you aren't really an inventor. So Jobs has some patents. So do many other Apple employees.
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So you agree, then, that conservatism shouldn't be blamed for the effort to censor Card's book.
Don't blame conservativism. The author himself is a "conservative Mormon," according to TFA.
At my university during the early '80s, each student's VAX-11/780 username and password both consisted of the student's Social Security number. When exam results were posted on the bulletin board, they were listed by SSN.
That's the spirit! The captain always goes down with the ship.
And that's because this is not a "high-end telepresence room"; it's a "low-cost camera and screen that swivels on a set of robotic shoulders, and sits at a meeting table with physical attendees." Apples and oranges.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dOMIl3WjXc0
Opening three notes of the Godfather Theme ("Speak Softly Love") at 8:53.
Albert Camus? Is that you?
He's no Kaczynski.
I think the word the OP was looking for was malady, not malaise, as in There's a malady in children that can prevent full stereopsis (depth perception) from developing, called strabismus or lazy-eye.
That's been tried, via an administered second-level domain, .kids.us
From the link, It's the first and only "youth-friendly" Web space to be established by the United States government, and it features advanced technical, policy and operational mechanisms that keep young people informed, entertained and protected online.
Interesting, considering the grandparent consisted of bare assertions and lacked supporting evidence or arguments.
Account -> Plan -> Set Usage Controls -> Add/Remove Blocks
You seem to recall that, do you? I suggest you check your facts.
Sally sells solar shingles by the seashore...
There's no evidence that any US president ever made that statement. Check your facts.
I'm not sure of the relevance of this, as this article is about a successor, not a predecessor.
The relevance is that I was attempting to reply to this post, with regards to the Atanasoff-Berry Computer; replied to the article by mistake.
ENIAC was the first Turing-complete, general-purpose electronic computer, completed in 1946. Its predecessors were either not Turing-complete, not programmable, or not fully electronic (i.e., electro-mechanical). The judge in the 1973 patent decision was misinformed.
I get it now. This version of pong being "far superior," it simply refuses to play with a hack like me.
In your pong game, how long do you typically have to wait before the ball is served? (I've been about ten minutes so far...)
I guess a twelve-fingered hillbilly might type a "b" using the right hand.
There's nearly 2,000 shorter words that can typed with only the left hand -- including one word that's even longer.
And there are two words that should be used instead of "there's" when referring to a plural noun.
It's against the law to list yourself as inventor on a patent application if you aren't really an inventor. So Jobs has some patents. So do many other Apple employees.
Why not submit your questions to the pros?
dymo, shoebox.