Firstly, I'm not intending any slight on you personally! In fact this might be more of an issue for you interacting with the site than for people just reading an article. There are multiple versions of the list. The…
My system is blocking that site as it is on the HaGeZi blocklist. I don't have any further information, and I'm not expressing an opinion on the site.
They have, but antiquity is not necessarily a good argument. I attended a university which required examinees to wear a black suit, white bow tie, bands, and a gown. I don't recommend it. But this is missing the point.…
Nothing to do with weight. It's a cramp in the muscles of the hand from holding the pen and making fine movements for hours. I'm guessing you are from a generation after keyboard use became common, so you haven't…
I'm 60+. I'd be more concerned about the student's physical ability to write for several hours continuously. Writer's cramp used to be a problem, and that was when we were used to hand-writing everything. Legibility is…
81k - which is interesting, because last time I did something similar, about 20y back, it was 50k. I'm not sure if I've improved.
Yes - a very marked step rather than a gradual increase, I thought.
It's probably more meaningful to force a guess, since you may guess on the basis of word elements that you do know. At worst, it's possible to compensate for a 25% chance of getting the right word by chance.
Yup, and I suspect that even if OP is honest in this respect, if proof-of-work gets established as a normal practice for web pages, it's going to be used this way. But just taking this as-is, what is the environmental…
Different species, similar niche. Highland cows are a breed of small cow bred to thrive in the rough conditions of the Highlands of Scotland, but sometimes kept in England for interest. Very hairy, and placid enough…
And if those requirements include the need to supply passport information, that's a reason not to host in Germany.
Credit card is a largely fixed risk of financial loss, with some legal safeguards for recovery, and the ability to get a replacement card with a different number. Passport carries an open long-term risk of impersonation…
Or English has only two tenses (present and past perfect) and everything else is done with modifiers.
This happened with more than one letter. For instance the Scots language had a letter yogh (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yogh), which was written somewhat like a rounded "3" but lower on the line. Early printers had…
I'd say the last versions of CP/M for the Z80 - particularly on the Amstrad CPC128, PCW256 and PCW256. We had a whole lab using PCWs as standard equipment, including one sitting at a 3000V DC offset in a perspex cage…
DR-DOS (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DR-DOS) was reasonably popular, and was a derivative of CP/M-86. I never saw the original OS in the wild, though.
UK: ours usually have a thin serrated metal edge.
This doesn't look like anything to do with tax. You would definitely need to cover it in the normal tax return in addition to this.
I really wish the ferry over to Norway still ran, but the one I just missed by a couple of years ran from Denmark up to Shetland, then to Faroe and Iceland. I had wanted to ride up to Shetland and then take the bike up…
Well, I certainly didn't make them up. But it was common to follow a reference and find that there was no paper on the other end.
In physics, references which just didn't exist. That could be that the author made it up, but often it's because they transcribed the reference from another paper without reading it - we know because a few people have…
It's not just AI, though. I did a doctorate in physics about 40 years back, and bad references were a problem back then.
Not nasal demons in this case (https://groups.google.com/g/comp.std.c/c/ycpVKxTZkgw/m/S2hHd...): thaumasiotes shows that we can expect a numeric answer.
I've found that in Italy (at least Milan and Turin), not making eye contact is key.
I am still trying to forget setting up sendmail.cf in that era.
Firstly, I'm not intending any slight on you personally! In fact this might be more of an issue for you interacting with the site than for people just reading an article. There are multiple versions of the list. The…
My system is blocking that site as it is on the HaGeZi blocklist. I don't have any further information, and I'm not expressing an opinion on the site.
They have, but antiquity is not necessarily a good argument. I attended a university which required examinees to wear a black suit, white bow tie, bands, and a gown. I don't recommend it. But this is missing the point.…
Nothing to do with weight. It's a cramp in the muscles of the hand from holding the pen and making fine movements for hours. I'm guessing you are from a generation after keyboard use became common, so you haven't…
I'm 60+. I'd be more concerned about the student's physical ability to write for several hours continuously. Writer's cramp used to be a problem, and that was when we were used to hand-writing everything. Legibility is…
81k - which is interesting, because last time I did something similar, about 20y back, it was 50k. I'm not sure if I've improved.
Yes - a very marked step rather than a gradual increase, I thought.
It's probably more meaningful to force a guess, since you may guess on the basis of word elements that you do know. At worst, it's possible to compensate for a 25% chance of getting the right word by chance.
Yup, and I suspect that even if OP is honest in this respect, if proof-of-work gets established as a normal practice for web pages, it's going to be used this way. But just taking this as-is, what is the environmental…
Different species, similar niche. Highland cows are a breed of small cow bred to thrive in the rough conditions of the Highlands of Scotland, but sometimes kept in England for interest. Very hairy, and placid enough…
And if those requirements include the need to supply passport information, that's a reason not to host in Germany.
Credit card is a largely fixed risk of financial loss, with some legal safeguards for recovery, and the ability to get a replacement card with a different number. Passport carries an open long-term risk of impersonation…
Or English has only two tenses (present and past perfect) and everything else is done with modifiers.
This happened with more than one letter. For instance the Scots language had a letter yogh (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yogh), which was written somewhat like a rounded "3" but lower on the line. Early printers had…
I'd say the last versions of CP/M for the Z80 - particularly on the Amstrad CPC128, PCW256 and PCW256. We had a whole lab using PCWs as standard equipment, including one sitting at a 3000V DC offset in a perspex cage…
DR-DOS (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DR-DOS) was reasonably popular, and was a derivative of CP/M-86. I never saw the original OS in the wild, though.
UK: ours usually have a thin serrated metal edge.
This doesn't look like anything to do with tax. You would definitely need to cover it in the normal tax return in addition to this.
I really wish the ferry over to Norway still ran, but the one I just missed by a couple of years ran from Denmark up to Shetland, then to Faroe and Iceland. I had wanted to ride up to Shetland and then take the bike up…
Well, I certainly didn't make them up. But it was common to follow a reference and find that there was no paper on the other end.
In physics, references which just didn't exist. That could be that the author made it up, but often it's because they transcribed the reference from another paper without reading it - we know because a few people have…
It's not just AI, though. I did a doctorate in physics about 40 years back, and bad references were a problem back then.
Not nasal demons in this case (https://groups.google.com/g/comp.std.c/c/ycpVKxTZkgw/m/S2hHd...): thaumasiotes shows that we can expect a numeric answer.
I've found that in Italy (at least Milan and Turin), not making eye contact is key.
I am still trying to forget setting up sendmail.cf in that era.