Yes, that worked, thank you. While I like LaTeX for stuff printed on paper, the fonts (and lack of flow) make LaTeX less than desirable for display on a screen.
As for your second point, if I put MathML within an SVG as would in an xhtml document, it doesn't render on Chrome/Opera/Firefox/IE. It might render on Safari, but I don't have a Mac on which to test that.
I don't see a profit motive for splitting up all of these offerings. Are they seriously hoping someone will buy two different versions to get everything they need?
Ever hear of price discrimination? The different versions are not identical, but close enough. Microsoft expects businesses to pay more.
This, and some of what you said in your previous leads me to believe that you were aware of multiple studies on this topic (of course, you might have just meant that there were conflicting studies in general). This is why I asked for a distribution. Did one study put the percentage of 18-29 years at 94%, and another at 89%, and yet a third at 95%?
The site was made in 2002; they probably weren't worried about Chrome. Also, what do you mean by calibrated "properly"? Should IQ be normally distributed?
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Because no one could ever review an open textbook.
You can somewhat reasonably count in binary on your fingers, but only up to 2^10 - 1 = 1023.
FTFY
Remember, he who dies with the most stuff....wins.
Wins what? By what rules? And what good does it do you if you're dead?
Let me introduce you to a real webcomic: The Parking Lot is Full [courageunfettered.com].
According to the site, it hasn't been published since 2002.
As a former grad student, I say Bravo!
No, if you give someone a Lamborghini, he/she would spend all of his/her time driving it.
Does slashcode support Farsi?
Yes, that worked, thank you. While I like LaTeX for stuff printed on paper, the fonts (and lack of flow) make LaTeX less than desirable for display on a screen.
As for your second point, if I put MathML within an SVG as would in an xhtml document, it doesn't render on Chrome/Opera/Firefox/IE. It might render on Safari, but I don't have a Mac on which to test that.
How do I do PStricks in HTML/CSS? How do I put math into SVG?
As little as I care for Microsoft, is it their fault that computer manufacturers include different hardware?
Did Woz ever have the affect that Jobs had on Apple users?
It's the consumer who doesn't. Or they don't care.
And even if they did care, what could typical consumers do about it?
I don't see a profit motive for splitting up all of these offerings. Are they seriously hoping someone will buy two different versions to get everything they need?
Ever hear of price discrimination? The different versions are not identical, but close enough. Microsoft expects businesses to pay more.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Price_discrimination
Would that turn people on?
When will they stop? Ever?
I saw the link. Strictly speaking, it was Miss Teen South Carolina.
That depends upon whom you ask.
This, and some of what you said in your previous leads me to believe that you were aware of multiple studies on this topic (of course, you might have just meant that there were conflicting studies in general). This is why I asked for a distribution. Did one study put the percentage of 18-29 years at 94%, and another at 89%, and yet a third at 95%?
But the GP said that we might not have average and median intelligence coincide, which is different from having average and median IQ scores coincide.
Do you have a link to this?
http://www.amazon.com/The-Dumbest-Generation-n/dp/B001JQ383K/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1334530582&sr=8-2
What is the distribution of reported percentages of seniors using the internet? Of 18-29 year olds?
The site was made in 2002; they probably weren't worried about Chrome. Also, what do you mean by calibrated "properly"? Should IQ be normally distributed?
That looks more like an overbelly.
The GP asked about which politicians could we vote for, and you reply by mentioning the Constitution. Is the Constitution seeking office?