The mark on her forehead isn't a tattoo, it's a Hindu mark of the sort known variously as tilaka, bindi, bindu, or pottu. These marks have religious, philosophical, and cosmetic significance. The article states that the BG monitoring tattoo is best placed on the arm or body.
From my experience teaching old people to use the web,
the first and most important thing is to teach them how to
crank the font size _way_ up. This makes a _huge_ difference,
and if you don't do it, they won't enjoy it. My parents (both
in their seventies) are now completely weaned away from
printed newspapers.
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This "windowing" scheme sounds just like what X/Open has been recommending for some time now. See their white paper at http://www.UNIX-systems.org/version2/whatsnew/ye ar2000.html The current revision is dated 6/8/98, but the same idea is present in versions going back at least to 9/12/97. However, X/Open recommends specific dates, ie. 0-68 means 19xx, and 69-99 means 20xx.
Sure, he's in the corporate world now, but he he's been doing pretty damn well for us for _decades_. He has amply earned this opportunity to represent our interests, and I think we should give him the benefit of the doubt until his actions prove otherwise.
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The mark on her forehead isn't a tattoo, it's
a Hindu mark of the sort known variously as
tilaka, bindi, bindu, or pottu. These marks
have religious, philosophical, and cosmetic
significance. The article states that the BG
monitoring tattoo is best placed on the arm or
body.
From my experience teaching old people to use the web, the first and most important thing is to teach them how to crank the font size _way_ up. This makes a _huge_ difference, and if you don't do it, they won't enjoy it. My parents (both in their seventies) are now completely weaned away from printed newspapers.
> As far as I can tell, Bill Gates is the only
> computer user who's done anything
There are many others. For example, Jim Barksdale
(ex-Netscape president) gave $100 million to teach
reading in Mississippi.
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This "windowing" scheme sounds just like whate ar2000.html
X/Open has been recommending for some time now.
See their white paper at
http://www.UNIX-systems.org/version2/whatsnew/y
The current revision is dated 6/8/98, but the
same idea is present in versions going back at
least to 9/12/97.
However, X/Open recommends specific dates, ie.
0-68 means 19xx, and 69-99 means 20xx.
Sure, he's in the corporate world now, but he he's been doing pretty damn well for us for _decades_. He has amply earned this opportunity to represent our interests, and I think we should give him the benefit of the doubt until his actions prove otherwise.