I teach a class about PID control loops at 18-19 year old students in a technical degree in building mechanics and I'm looking into showing them more than the cursus objectives. I'll be showing them soldering, arduinos, basic PC repair and upgrade, potato gun construction, and thermal engine basics. Any other ideas? suggestions?
Use it for both and fully encrypt your hdd
I wouldn't say my view isnt't biased but here we go.
The canadian constitution separates competence fields that are federal and provincial. Telecom, employment insurance to name a few, are federal. Healthcare, education and culture are provincial.
Quebec isn't getting a larger part of the cake, it simply demands that, because it has two separate income tax systems, it gets back the money that it has overpaid because all other provinces have their income tax managed by the federal government. It's the provinces responsabilities to create their own specificities in their provincial government system. That's the way everyone is happy, with a strong, decentralised federal system that can adapt to local concerns.
We don't have the same mentality everywhere in Canada. Regional differences occur (think about the difference between BC and Saskatchewan).
However, I wouldn't agree that Quebec's economy would collapse after a secession (only angry canadians use the word separate, with it's negative connotation). Quebec's largest bank is owned by the people (Caisses Populaires Desjardins), as well as it's largest pension (Caisse de depot et de placement) fund, as it's largest investment fund (Fond de solidarite FTQ), as it's sole energy provider (Hydro-Quebec). Furthermore, Quebec healtcare is independant from the federal government, and healthcare insurance is free for everyone.
And i'd like to remind you that the only reason you're paying perequation is that you've got tar sands and the US is willing to pay more for non-foreing oil. If wasn't for that, you'd be receiving from us.
this is flamebait
"Australian researcher's lab shut down by MPAA."
We should all go see it in theaters so we would have proof that piracy encourages revenue.
"igniting a torrent of criticism in the British press"
Where can I find that
Am I wrong of you can only see the content of the iPod on the computer from which it has been transferred from?
Giving crippled DRM to heads of state, that's the new American diplomacy..."Hey here's a gift for you...wait...oh sorry, you'll have to break the DMCA to use it..."
It is easier to write an incorrect program than understand a correct one.
