Comment As a math/science guy... (Score 1) 198
you can never have too much TeX. (Or TeX-MeX, for Mathematical eXpressions.)
The biggest technical issue with accessibility is the fixation on the all-in-one user interface and application model. If you separate the user interface from the application then you can swap out the UI for another one. I could remove the GUI and put in a speech or an interface with graphical augmentation for feedback. Or use text-to-speech for feedback. Splitting off the UI from the application makes it possible to make an application accessible without having to go through the effort of writing an accessibility interface and it reduces the cost of accessibility on the developers making it possible to make more applications accessible.
In other words, Unix philosophy for the win
There is a huge gap between what we know about sex and gender from science, and what people generally believe about sex and gender.
I see what you did there.
We did consider a model where the GPU is hanging on the side off a Thunderbolt cable, but our test group preferred the integrated one.
I still wonder if we made the right choice, though -- the bag-on-the-side would really have differentiated our product from the rest.
This is the form factor the 13' Macbook Pro should be.
More like a Mackbook - not exactly carry-on luggage for your daily commute.
S-F6 is 6x heavier than normal air.
Pure nitrogen is not anywhere near that level of disparity.
Pure nitrogen is a little lighter than air (not that it makes much difference here).
*bites lip* Oh, keep talking nerdy to me.
Time to "dust off" the old "server", I presume?
Yes, if you're happy chugging along at 20-35fps with dips into the low teens.
If you know what I mean.
"It's the best thing since professional golfers on 'ludes." -- Rick Obidiah
