I don't fault this person for not knowing about Open Office, etc. But I do fault her for not trying to find out how to use a tool that she paid $1100 for.
MATC offers a wide variety of courses. They have a pretty decent reputation in town.
Yes, its true that some people didn't learn how to use email in grade school. Some of those people are now trying to re-enter the workforce, or change jobs, and now they need to use email. Thankfully, MATC is there to help them.
Thats what happens to real people. But you wouldn't know about that, since you're obviously a young troll living in your parent's basement.
Far from being 'birdbrains,' our feathered friends have displayed clever behaviors. Among birds, the largest forebrains are those of parrots and corvids (a group that includes crows, jays, ravens and jackdaws).
In the wild, for example, New Caledonian crows manufacture two types of simple tools to gain access to otherwise unobtainable foods. They trim and sculpt twigs to fashion hook tools to poke out insect larvae from holes in trees. And they make probes for finding insects under leaf detritus by stripping off pieces of the barbed pandanus leaves to sharpen them to a point.
The technical part is easy - that just tells you how to get the job done. The hard part is getting the correct requirements.
Doesn't matter if you're writing for your co-workers or for paying clients - Listen to what they are trying to do.
When something isn't clear, don't be afraid to ask questions.
When it still isn't clear, ask who really does the work (but don't put it that way). 90% of the business intelligence in this country is sitting on Excel spreadsheets handled by administrative assistants. Find them, befriend them. They are your only conduit to getting things done.
For details, see e.g. Glen Greenwald's columns in Salon.com.
Its about the US governments ability to secretly spy on people, with basically no oversight or rules. And giving everybody a free pass even if they violate the minimal rules that exist.
You're sending communications into the US from abroad? That means we can spy on you. As well as any US citizen that you phone, email, IM, etc.
And nobody outside a small cabal of spies knows what data they are collecting, or from whom, or what they're doing with it.
I just looked at the web page for that show, and every story was about which Democrat will be nominated, and how Bush is trying to kill or take over the world.
Right, just keep telling yourself he's just trying to 'spread freedom', and don't bother thinking about it too much.
Thanks for playing along.
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(grandparent)He possesses an enormous amount of charisma and motivates people and fills them with hope
(parent) So did Hitler.
Hitler used a lot spurious, exagerated analogies.
So you're being just like Hitler!
I don't fault this person for not knowing about Open Office, etc. But I do fault her for not trying to find out how to use a tool that she paid $1100 for.
MATC offers a wide variety of courses. They have a pretty decent reputation in town.
Yes, its true that some people didn't learn how to use email in grade school. Some of those people are now trying to re-enter the workforce, or change jobs, and now they need to use email. Thankfully, MATC is there to help them.
Thats what happens to real people. But you wouldn't know about that, since you're obviously a young troll living in your parent's basement.
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The technical part is easy - that just tells you how to get the job done. The hard part is getting the correct requirements.
Doesn't matter if you're writing for your co-workers or for paying clients - Listen to what they are trying to do.
When something isn't clear, don't be afraid to ask questions.
When it still isn't clear, ask who really does the work (but don't put it that way). 90% of the business intelligence in this country is sitting on Excel spreadsheets handled by administrative assistants. Find them, befriend them. They are your only conduit to getting things done.
YM commie.
Obviously we need a bigger Security Fence.
Most scientists (who are not driven by a political agenda) agree that climate change is being driven by anthropogenic CO2 sources.
Not really. Many conservatives disbelieve in man-made global climate change;
Part of the problem is that too many Americans reject scientific research that is in conflict with their political/religious beliefs.
I guess you fall into that category.
You know its bad if /. editors are reading USA Today.
Its about the US governments ability to secretly spy on people, with basically no oversight or rules. And giving everybody a free pass even if they violate the minimal rules that exist.
You're sending communications into the US from abroad? That means we can spy on you. As well as any US citizen that you phone, email, IM, etc.
And nobody outside a small cabal of spies knows what data they are collecting, or from whom, or what they're doing with it.
This bill is not a compromise. In the words of Senator Feingold, it is a "complete capitulation". see e.g. http://www.salon.com/opinion/greenwald/
Its turtles all the way down.
But you can keep using Ted Haggard.
The non-science people are going to discover this anyway. Better to anticipate the controversy.
Second, its not as easy to put the Earth at the center - the calculations are much simpler with the sun at the focal point.
Third, while it is possible that the textbook was making a clever point about inertial frames, I'm guessing they were just being stupid
"You can wake up now, the universe has ended. " rebel w/o a cause
clean water?
fewer resource wars?
My solution: Free for all
Too expensive? More expensive than requiring everyone to own at least one car?
- the FBI
Obviously you'd need 2 computers.