Professor Hathaway was apparently foiled again

MCSA (get the 2008 version; the 2012 version is a lot harder and isn't any more valuable, mainly because nobody actually uses Windows Server 2012)

I work in government, which is usually the last to get any new software. Basically everyone is on 2012 now.

What does "should" mean? In California, curriculum requirements include the history of the state, but that is not part of Common Core. Nationalized standards do not care about locale.

Standards drive the curriculum. Since teachers are graded off standards, anything not in standard is no longer in the curriculum. This is the fault of the standards, not the implementation.

"Some faults". You obviously don't have a kid in school. The only benefit of Common Core is that it's not the cancer that is Everyday Math

Speaking of Spock, it sounds like this planet is the Genesis device

Learn DataBASIC and you can work on PICK. All 15 companies that still sell PICK based products

Which is why you make it a carryon. That said, given 50-70$ fees for checked luggage, you can bet your ass you're still saving money

This is not true. Airlines routinely put luggage on different planes. Doesn't meant that the first choice is any different(ship it with you), but it happens all the time.

Some of those routes aren't profitable, but they're required by the Essential Air Service regulation.

And some of those routes are just a factor of supply and demand. Lots of people want to fly to Salt Lake City, but very few want to fly to Rapid City. Granted, you could say that you could gouge people who want to fly to a remote destination, but most airports have multiple carriers and competition has shown to work on pricing(the Southwest/Jetblue effect).

You can't do it with checked luggage. You fedex your luggage if you have that much.

Some do. Verizon doesn't.

It's almost as if your maximum potential bandwidth to a third party destination isn't just constrained by the network you start in.

Not just that. Humans are corruptible. Send a doctor in to do it live and there's no reason that a doctor couldn't be compromised and kill the person anyways.

We understand our own game's communities pretty well, but stepping into an established, years old modding community in Skyrim was probably not the right place to start iterating. We think this made us miss the mark pretty badly, even though we believe there's a useful feature somewhere here.

Most important quote. They want to monetize the mods, like they did when they bought DoD, CS, etc. They just made the mistake of trying to monetize the mods of an established game of a different publisher/developer.