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by joshAg 15y ago
I don't even think the monthly bandwidth policy is enforced that strictly. I built a new gaming computer a couple months ago, and needed to redownload my steam library and a few other things. Long story short, I grabbed 1.5 TiB over the cou
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by joshAg 15y ago
If i remember correctly, netflix's streaming contracts expired and they had to sign new contracts with the movie studios for streaming that basically forced netflix to increase their prices. These contracts are also the reason that netflix
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by joshAg 15y ago
perhaps he felt that he earned his money honorably and never cheated or stole it from anyone, and thus had no guilt that needed assuaging.
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by joshAg 15y ago
I wouldn't put it past him to have several things that would generate good PR ready to go at a moment's notice.
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by joshAg 15y ago
This is entirely true, but i've found that schools also focus on rote memorization of useless or nonfoundational facts. For example, in third grade my class had to memorize the multiplication table up to 12x12, but we didn't have to memoriz
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by joshAg 15y ago
"One of my biggest pet peeves is when I tell a mom something her son did and she turns, looks at him and asks, 'Is that true?' Well, of course it's true. I just told you. And please don't ask whether a classmate can confirm what happened or
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by joshAg 15y ago
sure, but how many people would even think to wipe the OS or replace the hdd because of something like prey or lojack, let alone wipe the bios?
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by joshAg 15y ago
check out lojack for laptops, if you want something with a guarantee. since it embeds itself in the BIOS it will survive hdd replacements and os wipes, too. I have it on my thinkpad, and it's survived numerous hdd replacements and os wipes.
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by joshAg 15y ago
if you're really worried about a wiped/new hdd, lojack for laptops will embed itself in the BIOS, which allows it to survive OS reinstalls and replaced hdds. I have it on my thinkpad, and despite numerous windows reinstalls and a couple har
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by joshAg 15y ago
I don't really see those for profit colleges as true higher education. Most of the degrees are for a semi-highly skilled technician that usually doesn't require some sort of bar or licensure exam rather than a white collar job(eg paralegal
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by joshAg 15y ago
at berkeley, or at least the college of engineering, there's no way to test out of classes (according to my adviser), so you have to take the course, but you don't have to go to lecture, unless the class has an attendance requirement.
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by joshAg 15y ago
I can only speak for myself, but when i hear of linear algebra, I think of my 'linear algebra for scientists/mathematicians' course in college. The math behind signal processing; I only took 2 classes in college, and boith were pretty hand-
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by joshAg 15y ago
Speaking as someone who graduated in May, I'm not sure you will find anyone at that price.
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by joshAg 15y ago
from my survey engineering course (which engineering major should you choose?) it's because reverse osmosis is a bitch to do, especially compared to cleaning sewage or building dams. however, this isn't as huge of an issue as the article ma