It still has a backlit screen. I have yet to be able to read any ebooks on lcd or any other backlist screen. I've tried on my desktop, my netbook and my iphone.
Chemistry degree here. I've yet to see a 'timmy tries chemisty' set that has a rotovap, access to a nmr, mass-spec or X-ray crystallography. I had hundreds of thousands of dollars of equipment at my disposal, and this was a univ with a chem department of about 60 people, including students and faculty. The standard equipment that each student was issued in Organic cost well over a thousand.
I thought I would try Ubuntu (Intrepid Ibex), again, out on my Dell Inspiron 640m. I got everything installed but the wireless wasn't working, so I plugged it into the lan and did some googling. I had to edit several config files and use some ndiswrapper. For someone who doesn't code and doesn't work in IT, it was a pain but whatever. I got it working.
A couple days later, Ubuntu tells me I have auto-updated to install, so I say okay. It hoses the wireless. I go through the same procedure again and get it working. A couple weeks later, the same thing.
I've told this story before and got all kinds of apologist telling me various reasons why it happened. The fact is, I don't care what the reasons are. I went back to windows.
I think you check should check the credentials of a few of the astronauts. Many of these guys (and gals) have more PhD's in hard sciences (physics, chemistry, biology, biochem, engineering, etc) than you can shake a stick at.
That's why it's a good reason to stick with locally owned banks/credit unions. The president of my bank lives five miles from me (he is also my uncle). If there is any sort of test like the above, he is there. Not sitting 300mi away sending memos.
Flushing drugs down the toilet isn't the problem. The problem is that a large portion of many medications taken are simply peed away. Good luck telling people not to urinate in the toilet when they are taking antibiotics or birth control pills.
It's Iran vs. most of the 1st world. Iran keeps pointing fingers at the U.S. while most the world is pointing fingers at them.
There are modified carrier files out there that are MMS enabled with tethering. I don't have much use for tethering, but I have it if I ever need it.
It still has a backlit screen. I have yet to be able to read any ebooks on lcd or any other backlist screen. I've tried on my desktop, my netbook and my iphone.
At this point, it's e-ink for ebooks or nothing.
In my 4 years of undergrad and beyond (started as a EE major and switched to chemistry), I never saw a HP calc.
Every undergrad chemistry student at my Univ used nmr and mass-spec by their sophomore year.
For the one online class I took, I had to have a proctor.
Really..
Chemistry degree here. I've yet to see a 'timmy tries chemisty' set that has a rotovap, access to a nmr, mass-spec or X-ray crystallography. I had hundreds of thousands of dollars of equipment at my disposal, and this was a univ with a chem department of about 60 people, including students and faculty. The standard equipment that each student was issued in Organic cost well over a thousand.
Get real.
I switched it to the intel card before I sold it my father. When I had the Ubuntu problem, it was the Dell 1390.
Troll? Seriously?
Grow up.
I thought I would try Ubuntu (Intrepid Ibex), again, out on my Dell Inspiron 640m. I got everything installed but the wireless wasn't working, so I plugged it into the lan and did some googling. I had to edit several config files and use some ndiswrapper. For someone who doesn't code and doesn't work in IT, it was a pain but whatever. I got it working.
A couple days later, Ubuntu tells me I have auto-updated to install, so I say okay. It hoses the wireless. I go through the same procedure again and get it working. A couple weeks later, the same thing.
I've told this story before and got all kinds of apologist telling me various reasons why it happened. The fact is, I don't care what the reasons are. I went back to windows.
Naa. Everyone I see that gets a DUI switches to a moped.
You don't, and never should, have the right to not be offended.
I think you check should check the credentials of a few of the astronauts. Many of these guys (and gals) have more PhD's in hard sciences (physics, chemistry, biology, biochem, engineering, etc) than you can shake a stick at.
Bullshit. Show me a pesticide that doesn't contain carbon.
Just like "organic" farmers changing the meaning or organic. Organic means carbon based and has no bearing on how you grow something.
All crops are organic.
it's sounds a little.. whats the word... pointless!
In before the grammar nazi. Yes I see the error.
That's why it's a good reason to stick with locally owned banks/credit unions. The president of my bank lives five miles from me (he is also my uncle). If there is any sort of test like the above, he is there. Not sitting 300mi away sending memos.
Go out on any icy or wet parking lot and lock up the brakes without ABS, next try it with.
Check your results again.
Road surfaces? You mean the same ones that get demolished every winter because of plows?
I was going to make more of a point, but I'm not going to bother...
Haha. This is the same argument the woman and I have. She is from Seattle, I'm from Indiana.
You do when you follow teams and can't exactly travel around the country to watch them.
Yes I watch local sports, and I play some too, but I can't follow the colts from stadium to stadium.
That does little for sports nuts, like myself.
No, he is a champion of himself and gives a damn about anyone else.
Flushing drugs down the toilet isn't the problem. The problem is that a large portion of many medications taken are simply peed away. Good luck telling people not to urinate in the toilet when they are taking antibiotics or birth control pills.