Dude Linux does that. try useradd... Oh you're locked into proprietary systems that don't work with ISO standards? Sucks to be you, just get out of tech now and save everyone the headaches

Oh man this is PERFECT for my school! Now we can pretend we're obeying the status quo while eliminating 90% of our problems with malware, viruses, security vulnerabilities and maintenance. Now we can continue to get another 5 years of productive use out of our machines without having to buy all new machines and waste money on windows licenses and upgrading all the software. Yay! We can finally use our machines for education instead of force-feeding the status quo on a whole generation.

We could transfer out intelligence to machines and send them....

Nuclear propulsion can do it. It has the unfortunate side-effect of leaving behind a trail of waste though...

He ordered ESPN but came bundled for $320

The Windows game "Hide the settings", available in every new release...

Google trends hasn't helped my sight at ALL!! Digital Networking

Unemployed security specialist here...

All the republican hot air for nearly a decade suddenly halted when Obama took office. This created an entropy vaccuum and hence the thermosphere cooled in order to fill the vaccuum.

Why use PHP? I would think Python would be better because you can cross-compile the code to run on any machine using Jython(in case they stop hosting for you). Personally, I would do a full scrape of the data and put it in BibTex .bib files or xml and then make your search page pass parameters to the python program. That's what NASA and Google Scholar use(they may use Perl instead). I'm not sure about the database...

Same here. 13 years of IT and I just gave up because of corporate morons. $4million for peoplesoft, $70k for Microsoft, the list of waste goes on.

I'm an unemployed Linux Admin...

Some teachers need to step up and teach the truth; discard the curriculum.

They could do like RedHat and distribute a free version that's broken so users have to pay for support.

I went from 0 to Quantum Mechanics, here's how: 1. Get a reference book which is easy to flip through and has all the main things like fractions, decimals, scientific notation, logarithms, etc. This will save you a ton of time. I suppose wikipedia will do these days. 2. Go straight into algebra 101. 3. Go take trig 101 4. Take Calc 101, 201, 301 5. Take Differential Equations and Linear Algebra 6. Take 2 years of Math Methods in the Physical Science 7. Take Quantum Mechanics I know it sounds simple but it takes a lot of time. The idiot guides are helpful for reviewing thoroughly.