Razer did something similar, it is called Project Christine.

I think doing sorting algorithms, math problems and string manipulation hardly counts as "fun" when it comes to programming. Rather get them to do some ascii animations (walk, wave, punch methods), ascci men, ascci dogs and birds etc. What about simplistic clones of zork? (lots of if else logic, multidimensional arrays perhaps). I have found that to get students (at least younger ones) interested in programming staying away from the more formal cs examples is the way to go. Doing these more challenging game like projects, although slightly harder will eventually incorporate the more formal sorting, searching, string manipulation excercises into them anyway without them being the actual focus. They will be so distracted in that they are making a small game, they wont even notice their learning the formal stuff.

I did what I had to and chucked it away!

Sounds like a SimCity newspaper story.

^ This. This is why I still come here, hahaha.

Just keep the rating private? Buyers can't see the sellers rating and vica versa. Aggregate ratings once a week or month to anonymize the ratings and there you go. Am I missing something here?

Ok this might be a really stupid highly uninformed question, but how long would a perfectly spherical graphene balloon contain helium at X PSI? Perhaps 2 layers one slightly offset to the other one to cover additional gaps?

So much for changing direction :/

All comments hidden O.o Look everybody, Blizzard is selling level 90 WoW characters... See? Nobody cares...

Wow? What a revelation this is indeed.

I'm grateful for people like Vi! Turduckenen-duckenen

I hear your cry but it sounds like you what you need is am actual proper camera.

If your children excel academically in any way I would say that helping them develop socially is your greatest challenge. Most intellectuals, genius or not, really struggle with that facet of life. I know I did. I'm not saying I'm really smart of by any means a genius or something, I'm just saying that I was one of those nerdy kids that really *loved* math and science and was largely ostracized by most kids because of it.

Are you blind? Go to www.webplatform.org Scroll to bottom. Yep mozilla right there with the rest of them.