If you're looking at a career that requires graduate school (scientist), ungraduate schools don't matter as much as a good grad program. My wife went to a state school, got good grades and test scores and was accepted to Stanford and Harvard for grad school. When she completed her PhD, postdoc positions cared about the quality of the grad school. When she applied for facuilty positions, nobody asked about undergrad but wanted to know where she got her PhD and where she did her postdoc work.
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A bullshit detector would be critical for anyone who is a ghosthunter.
If you're looking at a career that requires graduate school (scientist), ungraduate schools don't matter as much as a good grad program. My wife went to a state school, got good grades and test scores and was accepted to Stanford and Harvard for grad school. When she completed her PhD, postdoc positions cared about the quality of the grad school. When she applied for facuilty positions, nobody asked about undergrad but wanted to know where she got her PhD and where she did her postdoc work.
This will be awesome for my 2 year old who loves to push buttons and flip switches.
Now if someone could come up with a way to turn off power to the motherboard with a simple button on the desk so the cat can get in on the fun too.
Tell your customers that Microsoft is trying to sell them stuff. It has nothing to do with open source vs.closed source, just money.
You mean you want to put a $49 mouse on a $25 computer? Why? Can't you get a $1 mouse at the same thrift shop?