Kudos!!!

Doesn't Sprint share the Clear services for their WiMax capabilities? I can attest to the lack of bandwidth restrictions (on 4G at least) by 193GB usage since November!

Can you shorten that IP address for us?

There will not be a single dedicated area to show off the exhibit. Instead, the exhibit will be scattered about in separate rooms called copybooks.

Or just stop buying diamonds...

Screw up their supply by eliminating demand. Also, enforce July as a "no-sex" month so we don't have people being born in April.

We only come up with crude versions of a technological idea...

The Japanese roll all of our technological breakthroughs into perfection and spread it around the world.

I don't know... Listening to some of the expletives around the office, I believe many people are invoking the help of a deity in hopes that their computer issues don't wreak havoc on the work they've done so far.

I look at it as a PDA which happens to have phone features built in.

Same here. Going for a BA in Business Admin (w/CIS focus).

Those were some of the questions I asked when doing my own research. I had considered UofPhoenix, but was turned off by the style of classes and teaching methodology UofP had. I also knew people who went there and their experiences justified my decision.

It was twenty years since I took any college course when I elected to go to Florida Tech (FIT) Online. So, I didn't quite know what to expect. I even got some ribbing that online classes will be "easy A's". Well, they're not. My first class, Philosophy, was the proverbial "trial by fire". I had a bastard of a professor (who has later earned my personal respect) and dealt with having 1500 word essays each week. I struggled with all of that excessive writing and eventually passed that class with a 90.56%.

Online classes may seem easy, and in fact, many tests are "open book". However, if you did not read the assignments or view the lectures, about the only way you can maintain a high grade is if you already know something about the subject. Many of the multiple choice questions require a knowledge of the material to answer correctly as more than one answer for a question "could" appear to be correct if you didn't understand the subject matter in detail.

I discovered that at my age (in my 40's) that I have a much more mature attitude toward my schoolwork and can understand and tolerate the need for study. I'm in my sophomore year now and holding a 3.83 GPA (got all A's and one B so far). I didn't "ace" anything. I struggled for almost all of the 4.0 grade points I've earned, even taking extra credit assignments when offered, then having barely broken the 90% barrier on each class.

That one is easy. It's nothing more than a garden hose nozzle with a conically shaped spray.

Or they just go work for the company that cleans up the aftermath... Fùck'n "A"!!!

Unfortunately for the article submitter, there are no ATSC VIC-II chips in production...

SF???

I keep it on my desk at work, attached to a PC-100A print cradle, for no other reason to do some basic calculations here and there.

It is programmable, has a keyboard and display, stores programs on magnetic media, can print to paper, and therefore fits the definition of a computer.

I also like fielding the "what's that?" questions from time to time.

Hold on to the letter, it might be worth something someday....