You should take classes in things your not good at. Then you will have at least some knowledge about the subject. (Subjects you are good at you will know about because you will willingly try to learn them.)
Besides, how do you know you're not good at chemistry if you don't take the class?
Everything lays the foundation for what comes next. IP protocol sits on top of Ethernet. TCP sits on top of IP. HTTP sits on top of TCP. Just because everyone thinks mostly at the level of HTTP doesn't mean that Ethernet is no longer relevant. Likewise, tablets are nice. But (most of) those web sites you're visiting on them were created using a Desktop PC. And those apps your running on them were created with a Desktop PC. Just because you can't see the PC, doesn't mean that it isn't involved in some way.
I would suggest people also try to use more professional sounding email addresses. For instance, jdoe@yahoo.com sounds more professional than cooldude719@yahoo.com
Just teach the kids reading, writing and arithmetic. You don't need laptops for iPads for that. Use a good ole chalkboard. Then, once the children have mastered these basics, you can move them to computers.
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You should take classes in things your not good at. Then you will have at least some knowledge about the subject. (Subjects you are good at you will know about because you will willingly try to learn them.)
Besides, how do you know you're not good at chemistry if you don't take the class?
If Saudi Arabia wants to censor the internet, why can't they just do in their own country?
If everything that offended someone was removed from the internet, there would be nothing on the internet.
"Robotic Arm Captures Dragon"
Sounds like a really bad SyFy channel movie of the week.
Or a good "Godzilla vs." movie from long ago.
So, what did you put in your microwave that was worth $1099950?
Everything lays the foundation for what comes next. IP protocol sits on top of Ethernet. TCP sits on top of IP. HTTP sits on top of TCP. Just because everyone thinks mostly at the level of HTTP doesn't mean that Ethernet is no longer relevant. Likewise, tablets are nice. But (most of) those web sites you're visiting on them were created using a Desktop PC. And those apps your running on them were created with a Desktop PC. Just because you can't see the PC, doesn't mean that it isn't involved in some way.
If the SSID is broadcasting, "Smith" and the name on the mailbox is "Smith", you can probably take a guess about it.
I would suggest people also try to use more professional sounding email addresses. For instance, jdoe@yahoo.com sounds more professional than cooldude719@yahoo.com
Maybe if they didn't spend so much money on other things they could afford to keep it.
We used to say that all programs evolve until they can send email.
Are we going to need a new saying: "Every web browser grows until it becomes an operating system."
Courier just looks too much like a typewriter. I can't stare at it for long periods of time.
Perhaps the password was 123,456 and came from a random number generator.
Hardware: $200
Windows License: $400
Total: $600
Makes sense to me.
Short answer: No.
I've seen some people hired as programmers who couldn't really program.
Everyone has some things they are good at and some things they aren't good at. Not everyone is good at programming.
Just teach the kids reading, writing and arithmetic. You don't need laptops for iPads for that. Use a good ole chalkboard. Then, once the children have mastered these basics, you can move them to computers.
"95 and 98 and 2000 and ME" No, 2000 was a workstation os not meant for home use.
Don't go camping.
Now the other side just has to steal Obama's college records and threaten to release them if Romney's tax records get released.
So if I don't shave my face for a few days, I can't log in?
You've never had your aunt run into the "There are unused icons on your desktop" message have you?
Ask him about a Windows problem. If he says "Have you tried turning it off and back on again", hire him.
"we need engineers that can build stuff, solve problems"
Even people who don't believe in evolution can still become engineers who "build stuff, solve problems"
Afterwards the jury members pulled out their iPhones and texted their family members.
In Windows 7 you can right click on the task bar and you have options for "Show windows stacked", "Show windows side by side" and "Cascade windows".
So they have tv commercials advertising all the things you can do with the data and then they complain when you do.
A nobody? Everyone in the country knew who Zimmerman was at that point.