First Contest: Develop a Cocoa program that will calculate the distance between two spots on the globe. (given latitude and longitude. ) There were only two submissions.
Second Contest: Develop a graphical representation of the A* algorithm using Java, C, or Objective-C. (This one will be 72 hours.)
No prizes, only bragging rights... for a site that noone even goes to. Yipee! Have fun.
Of course CS and tech related majors are going to be more stressed out then your average theater major, business major or the like. We have hard classes. They have hard parties.
In order to terraform Venus, you'd have to pump out all of the greenhouse gasses (which is what maked the temperature on Venus even hotter then Mercury. ) Then we'd have to totally change the atmosphere. Assuming you could do all of that, you'd then be able to live on a planet that has days 5800 hours long. ( I hope you like sleeping with the light on. )
This guy is the Executive Editor of Tech Update. He got his degrees in Computer Information Systems. (and he wears those stupid emo glasses) Why is he talking about the legal issues of the whole SCO debate?
The United States signs treaties banning such things. ( ABM Treaty (1972) and Space Treaty (1967) ) Then they back out of it when THEY feel like developing/advancing the technology. Next, some country like France is gonna try the same thing and Bush will go in for the attack.
well, I don't generally drink soda, but being a college student, part of what my parents pay for is my food money. That being said, if I start buying pepsi, I don't pay for it, my "lunch money" does. So I am technically getting free iTunes.
Well, your windows machine is probably throttling down the processor when you're unplugged. It's possible that your linux machine doesn't do that.
First Contest: Develop a Cocoa program that will calculate the distance between two spots on the globe. (given latitude and longitude. ) There were only two submissions. Second Contest: Develop a graphical representation of the A* algorithm using Java, C, or Objective-C. (This one will be 72 hours.) No prizes, only bragging rights... for a site that noone even goes to. Yipee! Have fun.
Of course CS and tech related majors are going to be more stressed out then your average theater major, business major or the like. We have hard classes. They have hard parties.
Clockwork Orange maybe?
Now EA will focus on making good games again, like this
In order to terraform Venus, you'd have to pump out all of the greenhouse gasses (which is what maked the temperature on Venus even hotter then Mercury. ) Then we'd have to totally change the atmosphere. Assuming you could do all of that, you'd then be able to live on a planet that has days 5800 hours long. ( I hope you like sleeping with the light on. )
Not this year.
This guy is the Executive Editor of Tech Update. He got his degrees in Computer Information Systems. (and he wears those stupid emo glasses) Why is he talking about the legal issues of the whole SCO debate?
MACWORLD says that MACS are the most secure. Hmm... Interesting.
As opposed to the US giving technology to nutjobs? We supported Iraq long before anyone in Europe did.
The United States signs treaties banning such things. ( ABM Treaty (1972) and Space Treaty (1967) ) Then they back out of it when THEY feel like developing/advancing the technology. Next, some country like France is gonna try the same thing and Bush will go in for the attack.
the survival rate for everyone drops to zero.
how about another name out of Dr Strangelove? Muffley, Strangelove.... heck, Peter Sellers Linux has a good ring to it.
They're only half evil. One of the few companies that actually will do something clever like release games that are hybrid for Win/Mac.
well, I don't generally drink soda, but being a college student, part of what my parents pay for is my food money. That being said, if I start buying pepsi, I don't pay for it, my "lunch money" does. So I am technically getting free iTunes.
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