Have less kids? Adopt?
Not that I'm advocating this. I think people should be responsible enough to choose how much to reproduce.
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Not that I'm advocating this. I think people should be responsible enough to choose how much to reproduce.
because there are only a few shuttle missions left. After that, nada. Nothing. Zilch.
True, there are only a few more shuttle missions(http://www.nasa.gov/shuttle). However this isn't the end of manned space exploration, check out the Orion spacecraft(http://www.nasa.gov/orion/). NASA recently tested MLAS(http://www.nasa.gov/centers/wallops/missions/mlas.html).
Oh sure, NASA talks about designing a space plane- but they’ve been talking about designing a space plane since before Neil took his ride- and I ain’t seen one yet.
NASA has worked on this, many pilots of the X-15 qualified as astronauts, though I would not consider this a space plane either. Several Single Stage to Orbit ships have been built(none of them coming close to orbit)(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single-stage-to-orbit).
NASA isn’t going back to the moon, not any time soon.
Bah! Constellation program, (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Constellation)
It bothers me that posts like this with such misinformation exists. Does NASA not have enough publicity to get this information out there?
How did they calculate this probability. I can see what they did in other spots, but this number seems to come out of nowhere to me.
"Students today leave school with so much debt" I finished school debt-free. I saved up for school and applied for as many scholarships as I could. Many employers will even give you signing bonuses to help pay off student loans.
"What it teaches is out of date by the time students graduate" College is not a tech school. Going to college is more about learning how to learn and meeting people. If you really want to go places in your field of study you spend lots of time out of class exploring new ideas, and if this is the case you will likely be ahead of the curve through most of your life.
"People learn by doing, not by sitting in a class and being lectured to." Yeah. Most science and engineering classes are heavily lab and project based.
"Four years of information is too much to retain" Perhaps for some. However those same people can easily review and be back up to speed.
"The truth is that college is one big party" College is what you make of it.
I'm working on finishing my Mathematics degree and proofs are much more vigorous.
The degree is just a piece of paper that gets you in the door. The college experience is a great place to network, though I'm not sure how this would work at an online university. The real learning comes from your own interest and desire to figure new things out on your own.
That said I recently finished my BS in CS from a traditional university and now am working on a degree in Mathematics.
I've been trying to find cheap food-grade pumps for a similar project.
If there was future litigation between the two sites, this would look very bad.
Are you considered a contractor or an employee?
I'd recommend talking to the legal department, or contacting someone you know in IP law(an actual lawyer, not some random HN reader).
If you are interested you might check out Elonka's website: http://elonka.com/kryptos/
She's given talks all over the country on Kryptos.
The only issue I ever ran into was finding a group of seats together; in that case you might want to reserve seats(otherwise you get to hotbox with a cigarette smoking Japanese businessman!)
I personally planned financially for it, applied for as many scholarships as I could, hold 2 jobs and work through holidays. Not to mention there are ways to reduce the cost of a degree. Take general ed classes at a community college and then transfer credits.
I'll be finishing my second bachelors degree in Mathematics(finished my CS degree already) with no debt.
That said, my thoughts are based on US copyright.
Please mod me down, but this case is a bit more complicated than "I like to torrent Music" and other self-serving interests.
Google isn't hosting the files that point to trackers and ultimately other peers to download from.
There are cases similar to this: Galoob v Nintendo. In this case Galoob was cleared of charges as it was found that users of Game Genie, while altering games, were not creating derivative works that violated Copyright.
Kelly v. Arriba Soft Corporation Professional photographer vs image search service. It was decided since Arriba was just showing thumbnails and did not have the actual files on their servers they were in the clear.
I personally think the charges are a little out of hand. That said if you don't have rights to the files you are doing something wrong. The repercussions of the pirate bay winning or losing this case are definitely going to be interesting.
However a lot of people do more with a computer than currently offered by online spreadsheets and email.
Not to mention companies and government that have strict IT security policies that wouldn't allow data on these external networks.
1. download macports
2. double click an installer and click next a few times
3. type 'sudo port install git-core'What sort of area of the market are you planning to target with your product?
Full disclosure: I previously worked for superbrightleds several years ago.
Apparently these videos are very impressive compared to current forklifts(or so I've been told by forklift operators): http://www.airtrax.com/
I think there are papers on this referring to it as "Low temperature data remanence"
Where? My first offer was for 50k, increasing to 60k after six months in LA County. Is this a PhD average salary?