I run Vista on my MacBook Pro. It eats battery life about twice as quickly as Mac OS when Aero Glass is running. That said, it has much better results on friends' computers, which are designed to run Windows.
I live in England, and went to an English school. I could do both questions by the time I hit 16. My university required me to achieve an A (80%+) at A-Level Mathematics in order to gain acceptance to my course - Computing - and does the same for all science subjects. For those of you who don't know, this consists of six modules containing fairly advanced calculus, geometry, vectors, mechanics, statistics and more. Many of those on my course took Further Mathematics too - essentially another six, harder modules (or three if you only take it for one year). We have no idea what courses the given questions came from, let alone what universities... without more information, I'd be hard-pressed to give this any sort of credibility.
You're right about the --> operator. However, to put it in programming terms, the <--> operator takes two booleans, A and B, and returns (A == B). It's essentially the first-order logic equivalent of the == operator.
For the same reason the iTunes Store doesn't really make much profit: the recording industry takes too much out of the revenue. the iTunes Store only exists to sell iPods, and I can't see Microsoft's store being any different.
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I run Vista on my MacBook Pro. It eats battery life about twice as quickly as Mac OS when Aero Glass is running. That said, it has much better results on friends' computers, which are designed to run Windows.
I live in England, and went to an English school. I could do both questions by the time I hit 16. My university required me to achieve an A (80%+) at A-Level Mathematics in order to gain acceptance to my course - Computing - and does the same for all science subjects. For those of you who don't know, this consists of six modules containing fairly advanced calculus, geometry, vectors, mechanics, statistics and more. Many of those on my course took Further Mathematics too - essentially another six, harder modules (or three if you only take it for one year). We have no idea what courses the given questions came from, let alone what universities... without more information, I'd be hard-pressed to give this any sort of credibility.
You're right about the --> operator. However, to put it in programming terms, the <--> operator takes two booleans, A and B, and returns (A == B). It's essentially the first-order logic equivalent of the == operator.
Ah, I see... I was wondering why everyone started talking German in England a couple weeks ago. Thanks for clarifying.
You'll be happy to know Vista uses a standalone app to manage Windows Updates.
For the same reason the iTunes Store doesn't really make much profit: the recording industry takes too much out of the revenue. the iTunes Store only exists to sell iPods, and I can't see Microsoft's store being any different.
Yeah, and the cost of living doubles too. Best not get too over-excited.
Just a quick reminder: Quake III uses OpenGL.