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wortiz
13y ago
Sent one.
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13y ago
Sent.
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16y ago
Just to be clear mbreese is talking about if you have just set up a new server like a vps and when you first ssh/scp to the server you accept a compromised key such as through a MITM attack but as he said this is highly unlikely to occur.
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16y ago
It depends on whether you want your users to compete against each other or not. Take in example reddit trying to avoid becoming digg and hacker news trying to avoid becoming reddit, what is everyone trying to avoid? Competition for points a
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16y ago
Then perhaps you and him are assigning the wrong word problems or not giving proper introductions to said word problems.
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To answer your last question first I think traveling problems are taught in math because speed and time are easy for students to relate to, the same way that finding the height of a flagpole by its shadow problems are easy for students to v
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16y ago
I'm going to chime in from experience and say that your college algebra students are the bottom of the barrel in regards to math students. With that respects there can be many reasons why they are there: they didn't care about math, they n