I've heard figures that the shortcuts in those sorts of software number in the hundreds.
And Emacs is pretty good software, except it's missing a decent text editor.
(I'm not anti-teacher, but anyone with actual school experience will tell you that the state and national teachers unions are part of the problem, not the solution.)
I know somebody with teaching experience across the nation, in both union and non-union schools, and let me tell you this: If it weren't for the teacher unions, private schools would be worse than public schools. In non-union states like NC, there are very few teachers and we basically have to import them from New England. And private schools only pay teachers anything above the average public school pay because they have to compete with public schools.
I think the broad model should be the US university system. It doesn't have to be all private or all public, but you have real competition between schools and people can direct some of their government subsidies for education towards private schools instead of public schools.
Considering the growing tuition problems in the US university system, this may or may not be the solution.
I mostly have AAC files burnt from CDs. Vanilla AACs play fine even in Linux. The only lockin is the iTunes Music Store files I have which I bought from giftcards.
Actually, two of the discoverers of 99942 Apophis were fans of Stargate SG-1. Of course, we all know that show is really just plausible deniability(note episodes 100 and 200);)
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There are cheaper metals that don't oxidize.
Vista: expensive, slow, a piece of crap.
And soon every lawyer works for the RIAA. Lawyers may be pricks, but they're necessary pricks.
no, TripMaster Monkey had a cooler sig.
There's a scientific term for that. The "Hawthorne Effect".
I think it's that way in most of the US--you never 'have' the right of way, you just don't yield it.
...while listening to Chinese Democracy by Guns 'n' Roses.
...Why does it need to be gold-plated? That seems kinda useless.
I've heard figures that the shortcuts in those sorts of software number in the hundreds.
And Emacs is pretty good software, except it's missing a decent text editor.
I've spilled coke on a modern keyboard before. It worked fine.
Yeah, VISAs are harmful. That's why I only use Mastercard.
So where's Oma Desala? ;)
...I saw your stuff on the c2 wiki. Good God, it was inane. I think I'd prefer Visual Basic to TopMind's ideal language.
A googol is 10 to the 100. A really big number.
And Zune is ridiculously stupid because in Quebec and Israel it has a sexual meaning.
Microsoft gave OEMs benefits to not include browsers not named Internet Explorer. If that's not anticompetitive tactics, what is?
AAC is not a DRMed format. Apple uses FairPlay which is a DRM wrapper around AAC. It would be the same if they used MP3, only lower quality.
I mostly have AAC files burnt from CDs. Vanilla AACs play fine even in Linux. The only lockin is the iTunes Music Store files I have which I bought from giftcards.
I got web 7.0 off a server in Gallifrey.
I tried to install Web 7.2 but halfway during the installation the server at Gallifrey stopped responding and gave something about a "Time War error".
Actually, it's "UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES GO TO P4C-970".
i have to talk like e e cummings because the lameness filter hates me
Why do we need Web 3.0 now? We barely need Web 2.0!
Actually, two of the discoverers of 99942 Apophis were fans of Stargate SG-1. Of course, we all know that show is really just plausible deniability(note episodes 100 and 200) ;)