deadmansshoes

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by deadmansshoes 16y ago
Sorry but that whole exchange seems like this (skip to 8 mins in) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=snTBE_ykam4 He sounds like an arrogant toerag. I'd pass on all details to the police.
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by deadmansshoes 16y ago
On a recent visit to the states I got to try out Netflix, and on being told you could watch any film you wanted was very impressed. Turned out there are only certain categories of film (i.e. the ones that would be on daytime tv..) you can w
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by deadmansshoes 16y ago
Do you have any links? The article suggests you won't be able to swim so struggling to take your clothes off seems like very bad advice. Several layers of clothes, and even a semi-waterproof jacket or anorak will trap water - and air which
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by deadmansshoes 16y ago
Are you sure about this? Surely they keep a layer of warmer water nearer your skin - the same way wet suits work. Once someone is out the water wet clothing should be removed.
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by deadmansshoes 16y ago
My wife told me I was the most annoying person she'd ever known..I almost choked on my vuvuzela.
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by deadmansshoes 16y ago
http://www.ehow.com/how_2247032_deal-hypochondria.html
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by deadmansshoes 16y ago
Apache on Windows is a disaster especially for CGI stuff. IIS7 and ISAPI works like a dream in comparison.
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by deadmansshoes 16y ago
The key to opensource is that professional programmers contribute time, paid for by their companies, to a project that benefits all parties in the long term. Whilst a single programmer start make something great, it won't last without other
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by deadmansshoes 16y ago
Are peoples' levels of gullibility also exhaustible, or do we have to define a whole swathe of human characteristics based on some students, radishes, and cookies?
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by deadmansshoes 16y ago
I have a "smart phone" with Internet connection, but I've used it about 5 times in the last year. Its useful for checking emails but horrible to try and respond. If you actually need to do something on the net, you need a netbook or laptop
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by deadmansshoes 16y ago
The same paper (a study on rural schools in India) refers to another study whose interpretation of similar results as "being consistent with teachers expending effort towards short-term increases in test scores but not towards long-term lea
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by deadmansshoes 16y ago
If you start measuring there will be high and low values. As soon as this happens people will look to blame someone. Parents never blame their own "angels" (or themselves), so it will be the teachers who lose out. If parents care about th
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by deadmansshoes 16y ago
Exactly my point..it's not going to lead to better software though is it? And teachers gaming the system won't lead to better education.
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by deadmansshoes 16y ago
Are you going to analyze teachers performance based on their students results? If so you will be penalizing those in worse areas. And you will make teachers teach to your performance criteria. Besides how many programmers would like their v