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jamii
18y ago
The Sugar journal does the same. Its a shame the rest of Sugar is currently unusable as a main desktop.
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18y ago
There are plenty of indy game companies who are producing fun and innovative games without spending millions. Of the top of my head: Braid - http://braid-game.com/ Toribash - http://www.toribash.com/ Everyday shooter - http://www.every
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18y ago
A mathematical proof is a series of steps each of which the listener is confident they could prove to be correct. The more difficult or surprising a result the more steps you will have to add to convince the listener. Similarly when you are
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18y ago
We've only got two of them...
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18y ago
Thinking back over my entire secondary education this is what I learned: History: Very little stuck. English: I guess I got a lot of practice writing. But at no point did we ever discuss useful things like how to write clearly and effective
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18y ago
In Sugar whenever you join a group activity the application is downloaded and run from the group. Whilst their security system is fairly untested I think that this is a more sensible model than moving everything into the browser. There's so
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18y ago
Sugar: Connect to the mesh, join the 'write' activity, sugar automatically downloads and runs the correct software.
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18y ago
> You should read this Thats a good place to stop the sentence. Transmetropolitan is one of those things that everyone should try at least once.
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18y ago
I think the problem there is with Conals artistic skills, rather than his software. Pancito ( http://www.acooke.org/pancito-code/index.html ), which works more or less the same way as Pan, has some more compelling examples.
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Theres a fascinating book called "Guns, Germs and Steel" ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guns,_Germs,_and_Steel ) which attempts to explain why Eurasia was a dominant force for almost the entire history of civilisation, despite that fact tha