Comment Re:LyX (Score 2, Insightful) 823
I would imagine the mirror slap and shutter sounds of a DSLR will become distracting in a classroom setting.
I would imagine the mirror slap and shutter sounds of a DSLR will become distracting in a classroom setting.
Maybe he is using a Pentium 4.
Is your collection really that small?
Yes there is.
There is a horizontal border right across the center.
Why would you ever watch a film on broadcast television?
They always do a huge disservice to the artistic integrity of the film. Constant interruptions with commercial breaks, cutting out portions to fit a time slot, and other shenanigans.
I taught myself to type, from the age of 4, and I do not (repeat do NOT) use the "home keys".
Result: 65wpm, and I've been typing for many hours a day for decades with NO TRACE of carpel tunnel.
thus, not really a fan of the party line typing techniques, and I hope my children never learn those.
Besides: "high school"? What the hell? Like kids won't have tons of typing experience by then?
Better idea still: adults teaching classes where kids can learn to text.</haha>
Same here. I taught myself how to type as a child, and it's radically different from the formal method of typing. I later became proficient in the "correct" method of typing, but still prefer mine.
The reason is my method is much more comfortable, by far. It's slightly, slower than the "correct" method, but I can endure typing like that for hours with zero fatigue.
Some of my fellow workers and students claim they already show signs of Repetitive Strain Injury, while I easily type 3-5x more than some of them (in time and amount) in a day and have none of these symptoms.
but to have much proof that free will doesn't exist, you would have to find a way around the uncertainty principle.
How does the uncertainty principle have anything to do with free will as you or I know it?
Just because a system is unpredictable to an outside observer does not exclude that same system from being deterministic.
Additionally, you would have to prove that neurons rely on QM as a major part in their function. Especially in aiding decision making.
Unless I have been grossly misinformed, all evidence so far suggests that neurons do not rely on QM, and their behavior can be modeled using classical physics.
If you make your ClientRegistry.blob in the steam folder read-only, Steam will work in offline mode indefinitely. It will even work if you save a backup of it for use on other computers and in reinstalls of your OS.
Counter-Clockwise and up?
I've suspected this for a while, which is why I get especially worked up over people who get their jollies tormenting and abusing animals.
It's basically like abusing a child, and is just as sick.
It's only a theory, not fact.
*facepalm*
That is a woefully inaccurate idea of what a theory is.
Not so with AppBackup & AptBackup. They make backing up and restoring both "Apple Approved" and Jailbreak apps (respectively) a breeze.
Displacement maps and bump maps contain exactly the same information. The only difference is how they are used. I am a professional 3d artist, by the way.
You're forgetting that data density also increases, which means a platter would have to rotate much slower to pass the same amount of information under a read head.
What bugs me even more is that he is now found guilty, we're happy about it, and that's the last we'll hear about it. Provisions to keep this from repeating? Oversight of financial markets? Bah, what for, we got the bad guy...
No matter how many new laws you put in place, you can't completely protect stupid people from evil people. Often, the worst victims of changes to the system are those who play it fairly.
FORTRAN is not a flower but a weed -- it is hardy, occasionally blooms, and grows in every computer. -- A.J. Perlis