OK, I RTFA and Kogan has opened up shop in the UK. I wondered why the prices were in pounds. They've been doing this in Australia for a while, mostly to score free publicity at the expense of JB and Harvey Norman.
Sorry, I was talking about the other side of the funding. The schools only get 3 years for Arts, Commerce, Primary Teaching, Science and 4 years for Engineering and Secondary Teaching.
Add in that the Feds only pay for 3 year science degrees and you're squeezing out the important stuff. They'll probably shift them to 4 year engineering degrees and keep the same major content.
Australia is pretty much the same. The last two years of high school are specialised down to tertiary pre-reqs. Most of the general stuff is done by the age of 15. Apart from a couple of electives and my minor (most of us picked a CS minor) our only non-CS units were maths and a couple of hardware engineering units.
The boss is often the problem. They 'need' access from their desks to 'monitor' things. That's where the cross-over happens. One way data feeds into a reporting engine are better but then the muppets don't feel they're in control.
My thumb drive doesn't keep the processor in a ready-to-go state all of the time. These devices have an on, off and in-between state that actually drains power while doing 'nothing.' When they're fully off, they take some time to fire up.
Web designers only need this if it's the baseline monitor that the users are forced to use. We had someone argue that they needed a second screen to 'see what the users see' and then upped it to a 24'' when the users are stuck on 17. The rest of us can't use their 'masterpiece.'
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OK, I RTFA and Kogan has opened up shop in the UK. I wondered why the prices were in pounds. They've been doing this in Australia for a while, mostly to score free publicity at the expense of JB and Harvey Norman.
...and can probably drive.
Oh wow, retro-trolling. Soon we'll be back to page-widening, Steven King is dead and bell bottoms.
Sorry, I was talking about the other side of the funding. The schools only get 3 years for Arts, Commerce, Primary Teaching, Science and 4 years for Engineering and Secondary Teaching.
Add in that the Feds only pay for 3 year science degrees and you're squeezing out the important stuff. They'll probably shift them to 4 year engineering degrees and keep the same major content.
Australia is pretty much the same. The last two years of high school are specialised down to tertiary pre-reqs. Most of the general stuff is done by the age of 15. Apart from a couple of electives and my minor (most of us picked a CS minor) our only non-CS units were maths and a couple of hardware engineering units.
That's not raw Firefox is it? Are you thinking of FrontMotion? That works well with GPO configuration.
Yep. We've been permitted to upgrade to IE7 or Firefox 3.6. Anything higher isn't allowed by our Oracle financial and HR package.
Four items at once, I believe.
The boss is often the problem. They 'need' access from their desks to 'monitor' things. That's where the cross-over happens. One way data feeds into a reporting engine are better but then the muppets don't feel they're in control.
Aren't you the guy who said Iraq was winning? Wow, Baghdad Bob is working for Israel now.
Leave the Morans out of this. They're likely to shoot you.
The ultimate punishment was reserved for the manager behind Bob. She got life with Bill.
The cost of not upgrading Vista is greater than the cost of upgrading. Others have addressed the XP boxes.
So I can use Kinect to see who let one rip.
My native language is English and I agree.
My thing can already create other things, or so I'm told.
My thumb drive doesn't keep the processor in a ready-to-go state all of the time. These devices have an on, off and in-between state that actually drains power while doing 'nothing.' When they're fully off, they take some time to fire up.
Mine's encoded in your DNA. The reptile part.
No, they just rip-off Cisco's trademarks.
How about the 'rumor' of Apple using Samsung chips in current, shipping products?
No, but Slashdot will dupe this later.
Web designers only need this if it's the baseline monitor that the users are forced to use. We had someone argue that they needed a second screen to 'see what the users see' and then upped it to a 24'' when the users are stuck on 17. The rest of us can't use their 'masterpiece.'
You forgot the synergy. It's the new paradigm.
Are you posting from a PDP-11? Why not?