I wonder if it fits into the category of automatic weapon. The hand gun obviously isn't, but if he just has a button to fire it and he can hold the button, then would it count as an automatic weapon? From the perspective of the remote, 1 trigger pull = continuous fire.
A lot of people don't think they are worth the time or money and that they don't prove you have any sort of knowledge or skill. That can be true, but that isn't the important part. The important part is whether or not they help you get the job you want. If a manager has a certification listed as a job requirement then it is valuable to have.
I say go for any certifications that pertain to the job you want. Look for postings for those jobs and see if they mention certifications. If they do, get them.
If you want to keep your data locked down the easiest way is low tech. Use paper, or something like it. Keep the amount of data small, and incinerate anything you don't need. Want to send something to someone? Go see them and hand it to them, or just tell them.
Think cold-war spy vs. spy and you are all good.
I am a senior computer science major right now and I would say to go with Discreet structures with graph theory. If you have any sort of Formal Language Theory class it will be a great deal of help. It will also help with things like cryptography. It will mostly help with theory classes. If you do not have to take any theory then I would say you are just doing programming and not computer science in which case the other class may help more.
I am finishing up my senior year as a computer science major and I have found no problems on my college campus while using Linux. Not only does our CS department use it extensively, but it works with most campus services.
I can connect to the wireless
I can connect to the printers, though they can be picky so I keep a WinXP VM around
I can use Open Office for my papers and send them in as PDFs
I doubt you will run in to many problems and anything that is problematic can probably be resolved by using a computer lab
Are you wanting to design the games, or program the games? There is a big difference. Most games have some sort of engine they use. The engine is what the designers use to make the game. The programmers make the engine. You need to pick one.
Oh, and good luck getting a job in the industry.
I live in the US, and I suggest not here. The way some things are looking we may be heading down the road the UK is on. Something to keep in mind is that Scotland gets to decide in 2010 if they want to be a free country. That could be an interesting thing. I don't know what the Republic of Ireland is like as far as freedom, but I have visited it and it seems nice enough.
If language isn't a problem I have heard some nice things about Germany, though I have also heard bad things. Switzerland could also be an option. Just some places to look into.
Here are some good books, though I am not sure what the reading level on them is.
The Lost Years of Merlin series (very good, probably suitable for pre-teens)
The Abhorsen Series (3 books long, might be a little advanced)
the Enchanted Forest Chronicles (very good, and a fast read for more advanced readers, probably suitable for pre-teens)
There are also some Star Wars series that are you. the Young Jedi Knight series was one that I read and enjoyed.
Is this some how manages to pass, good luck getting everyone to follow it. No one will. This is just another stupid senator, trying to do stupid things to try and get more votes.
I still have mine and it runs fine. I think it is well over 10 years old. Not a problem in the world. My brothers had the plastic screen cover fall off because he repeatedly dropped in on concrete, but it still runs. Strongest system ever built!
I am a computer technician as well, and I would love to get $350/hr but I do think that is in excess. I have never encountered anything worth that much an hour. I personally found the course I took to learn the stuff very enjoyable and I find it fun to fix people's computers (so long as it isn't too severely messed up to the point of it needing a baseball bat to fix it). I dunno, maybe I am just some weirdo who doesn't like money that much... ok actually that is true... well the not liking money that much part anyway....
You rock lady! You have the right idea. Comcast is full of a bunch of idiots. We use them because we have no choice in it. They sucks big! They stopped selling HBO to regular cable people to try and get them to go digital. Didn't work on my parents. They killed Game Show network, still didn't work. They suck. Plus their repairmen are IDIOTS! A lightning storm fried our cable modem. I got home from school and the cable guy had just arrived. My mom made me sit there and watch the guy. I has about 3 weeks into my semester long Comptia A+ Certification course and I could have told you the modem was fried! It isn't hard. When he left I went to my mom and was like "He was an idiot, I could have done all of that faster. All I needed was the modem" and she was like "I know, but this way we got a free modem"... she had a point...
I doubt that is him, those are just Linux commands that can carry a dirty connotation when put together. My friends and I have made jokes about them all of the time while programming.
I utilize comcast and I have noticed a slight different, but nothing too bad. I can't seem to get over 100KB/s of torrent traffic, but I am alright with that. However when I am using uTorrent it seems to make comcast or something uneasy and all of my computers get affected. When I use Azerus I don't have that problem. Just some food for thought
I am now in college and the public schools I attended NEVER touched on the Soviet Union, and they just barely touched on WWII. Basically we talked abot American History... as if I hadn't heard it ever year for 12 years....
Now as I understand it MS claims to have all of there patients in relation to software and such. Now if they do have all of these patents is it possible to prove legally that all of these patents cause MS to have some sort of monopoly on code? If they have enough patents that it makes it impossible to make new software without infringing one then I feel that falls under the definition of a monopoly: "a persistent market situation where there is only one provider of a product or service" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monopoly). Now if the product or service is code or programs, then I think we would have them. Of course this would require them to have a lot of patents. Does anyone see what I am getting at?
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I wonder if it fits into the category of automatic weapon. The hand gun obviously isn't, but if he just has a button to fire it and he can hold the button, then would it count as an automatic weapon? From the perspective of the remote, 1 trigger pull = continuous fire.
A lot of people don't think they are worth the time or money and that they don't prove you have any sort of knowledge or skill. That can be true, but that isn't the important part. The important part is whether or not they help you get the job you want. If a manager has a certification listed as a job requirement then it is valuable to have. I say go for any certifications that pertain to the job you want. Look for postings for those jobs and see if they mention certifications. If they do, get them.
I'd like to hear that guy speak some more. I need some good laughs.
Brace yourself, quantum algorithm classes are coming.
If you want to keep your data locked down the easiest way is low tech. Use paper, or something like it. Keep the amount of data small, and incinerate anything you don't need. Want to send something to someone? Go see them and hand it to them, or just tell them. Think cold-war spy vs. spy and you are all good.
Jetzt schreibe ich einen Satz. Morgen werde ich noch einen schreiben. ... Just lost two pounds and made $10!
Ja gut! Wir allen sollten nur Deutsch sprechen.
I am a senior computer science major right now and I would say to go with Discreet structures with graph theory. If you have any sort of Formal Language Theory class it will be a great deal of help. It will also help with things like cryptography. It will mostly help with theory classes. If you do not have to take any theory then I would say you are just doing programming and not computer science in which case the other class may help more.
I am finishing up my senior year as a computer science major and I have found no problems on my college campus while using Linux. Not only does our CS department use it extensively, but it works with most campus services. I can connect to the wireless I can connect to the printers, though they can be picky so I keep a WinXP VM around I can use Open Office for my papers and send them in as PDFs I doubt you will run in to many problems and anything that is problematic can probably be resolved by using a computer lab
Are you wanting to design the games, or program the games? There is a big difference. Most games have some sort of engine they use. The engine is what the designers use to make the game. The programmers make the engine. You need to pick one. Oh, and good luck getting a job in the industry.
I live in the US, and I suggest not here. The way some things are looking we may be heading down the road the UK is on. Something to keep in mind is that Scotland gets to decide in 2010 if they want to be a free country. That could be an interesting thing. I don't know what the Republic of Ireland is like as far as freedom, but I have visited it and it seems nice enough. If language isn't a problem I have heard some nice things about Germany, though I have also heard bad things. Switzerland could also be an option. Just some places to look into.
Technically every spider is poisonous, just not always enough to effect humans. So there goes part of a point...
Here are some good books, though I am not sure what the reading level on them is. The Lost Years of Merlin series (very good, probably suitable for pre-teens) The Abhorsen Series (3 books long, might be a little advanced) the Enchanted Forest Chronicles (very good, and a fast read for more advanced readers, probably suitable for pre-teens) There are also some Star Wars series that are you. the Young Jedi Knight series was one that I read and enjoyed.
Is this some how manages to pass, good luck getting everyone to follow it. No one will. This is just another stupid senator, trying to do stupid things to try and get more votes.
Exactly! This is why the only use for Internet Explorer is using it to download Firefox.
I still have mine and it runs fine. I think it is well over 10 years old. Not a problem in the world. My brothers had the plastic screen cover fall off because he repeatedly dropped in on concrete, but it still runs. Strongest system ever built!
For a doctor that is understandable (and really is a bargain), he must save someone's life. For a support technician it is kind of up there.
You rock lady! You have the right idea. Comcast is full of a bunch of idiots. We use them because we have no choice in it. They sucks big! They stopped selling HBO to regular cable people to try and get them to go digital. Didn't work on my parents. They killed Game Show network, still didn't work. They suck. Plus their repairmen are IDIOTS! A lightning storm fried our cable modem. I got home from school and the cable guy had just arrived. My mom made me sit there and watch the guy. I has about 3 weeks into my semester long Comptia A+ Certification course and I could have told you the modem was fried! It isn't hard. When he left I went to my mom and was like "He was an idiot, I could have done all of that faster. All I needed was the modem" and she was like "I know, but this way we got a free modem"... she had a point...
OMG WTF you need an injection of sarcasm doesn't work over the flipping internet!
Don't live in Germany, what would make you think that?
I doubt that is him, those are just Linux commands that can carry a dirty connotation when put together. My friends and I have made jokes about them all of the time while programming.
But can it play Doom?
I utilize comcast and I have noticed a slight different, but nothing too bad. I can't seem to get over 100KB/s of torrent traffic, but I am alright with that. However when I am using uTorrent it seems to make comcast or something uneasy and all of my computers get affected. When I use Azerus I don't have that problem. Just some food for thought
I am now in college and the public schools I attended NEVER touched on the Soviet Union, and they just barely touched on WWII. Basically we talked abot American History... as if I hadn't heard it ever year for 12 years....
Now as I understand it MS claims to have all of there patients in relation to software and such. Now if they do have all of these patents is it possible to prove legally that all of these patents cause MS to have some sort of monopoly on code? If they have enough patents that it makes it impossible to make new software without infringing one then I feel that falls under the definition of a monopoly: "a persistent market situation where there is only one provider of a product or service" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monopoly). Now if the product or service is code or programs, then I think we would have them. Of course this would require them to have a lot of patents. Does anyone see what I am getting at?