The US School systems are not a place for gifted students, one may run across the occational teacher who makes up for that in some way but they are rare.
For Example: Last year my Chemistry teacher managed to snatch up some grant money approx $55k and make out highschool the first in the us to have an electron microscope(Hitatchi tm1000). And being the tech minded one in class, guess who ended up being the first one to replace the fillament me, not much but having my hands in 55k really felt good, it was a moment, but I did feel like that there is the rare gem who makes things possible for gifted students.
If you get rid of the FCC there will be no wireless that is even remotely useable. There would be mass chaos, I mean think of all the things that the fcc keeps devices from doing http://ftp.fcc.gov/oet/info/rules/part15/part15-91 905.pdf
My sparcstation 10 Runs linux you insensitive clod. and hey, thats a sparc processor in there, whaddya know. also sun sells cards that allow you to even run linux, windows or any x86 os along with solaris.
How can they say it is unknown, I was running it on my computer at age 13, possibly 12 or earlier (i'm not really sure when i finally phased it out in favor of linux).
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The US School systems are not a place for gifted students, one may run across the occational teacher who makes up for that in some way but they are rare.
For Example: Last year my Chemistry teacher managed to snatch up some grant money approx $55k and make out highschool the first in the us to have an electron microscope(Hitatchi tm1000). And being the tech minded one in class, guess who ended up being the first one to replace the fillament me, not much but having my hands in 55k really felt good, it was a moment, but I did feel like that there is the rare gem who makes things possible for gifted students.
Wow, people still use Fortran? News to me.
If you get rid of the FCC there will be no wireless that is even remotely useable. There would be mass chaos, I mean think of all the things that the fcc keeps devices from doing http://ftp.fcc.gov/oet/info/rules/part15/part15-91 905.pdf
dell sells computers with linux on them http://www1.us.dell.com/content/products/compare.a spx/precn_n?c=us&cs=04&l=en&s=bsd
My sparcstation 10 Runs linux you insensitive clod. and hey, thats a sparc processor in there, whaddya know. also sun sells cards that allow you to even run linux, windows or any x86 os along with solaris.
You beat me to it
How can they say it is unknown, I was running it on my computer at age 13, possibly 12 or earlier (i'm not really sure when i finally phased it out in favor of linux).
I'm not even old enough to drive, and I have heard of DECnet. I guess I am more of a geek than I once thought I was.
Ya know, you have a really good point there
Geneshaft fans run in terror!
There are planets without atmospheres, ya know?
have a built in basic interpreter, and almost no boot time? I think not! Get your self a real laptop, like a trs-80 model 100/102/etc.
I have never used osX, but I would think that the logon banner would be /etc/issue (it is on my linux box)