..., there are also clear distinctions. It is these distinctions that are the subject of the remainder of this section. We highlight the reasoning behind our shi
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Are computer-aided engineering tools such as modeling, simulation, visualization, optimi
...s Free Software in each of those categories, available for download to any computer that is big enough to hold it. CAE is certainly in line with the philosophy
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* Use computer skills
...m your school. What kind of questions would you like to ask your interview subject? What kind of questions do you think other people might have about being a
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the Web, and the threat model for most computer users was entirely different
could "come to exist" on a computer except if the account owner — the user —
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...s/he''... since the argument has to do more with the style rather than the subject of the page, I moved it here.
...ut the quality of English used in the Bitfrost article, so it is about the subject of the page in that using the phrase ''a user can choose to protect her fil
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..., there are also clear distinctions. It is these distinctions that are the subject of the remainder of this section. We highlight the reasoning behind our shi
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the Web, and the threat model for most computer users was entirely different
could "come to exist" on a computer except if the account owner — the user —
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...t was 20 years before the advent of the Web, and the threat model for most computer users was entirely different than the one that applies today. But how, then
..., there was almost no conceivable way a program could "come to exist" on a computer except if the account owner -- the user -- physically transported it to a m
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...t was 20 years before the advent of the Web, and the threat model for most computer users was entirely different than the one that applies today. But how, then
..., there was almost no conceivable way a program could "come to exist" on a computer except if the account owner—the user—physically transported it
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Can this computer be programed for Traditional Chinese by your technicians, before shipment?
...sue alone: As the OLPC laptops own fact that it lives just like all other computer.
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Please feel free to add (human & computer) languages resources below.
| width=75% align=left | Fancy a subject you can't find or not in your language?
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..., there are also clear distinctions. It is these distinctions that are the subject of the remainder of this section. We highlight the reasoning behind our shi
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the Web, and the threat model for most computer users was entirely different
could "come to exist" on a computer except if the account owner — the user —
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...hildren at risk that might never get a chance ever in their lives to own a computer. The local and national community can contribute to the laptops internet as
...stly unanswered questions (I'm not looking for an answer here) and will be subject to many factors and variables; notwithstanding, what kind of information is
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...ates, a new textbook will cost anywhere from $30 to $150, depending on the subject matter. It may be reasonable to stipulate that in poorer countries textboo
...student uses five $20 textbooks each year, each pertaining to a different subject (math, science, english, french, and history, for example), a group of five
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<font size="-1"><blockquote>A computer is only as useful as the software that runs on it. The OLPC will come with
languages (though these will still require final editing by an expert in the subject and in the language). But we don't
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...ce subjects.The schools have low attendance rates and pupils have no basic computer skills.
1.Equip teachers and pupils with basic computer skills using the XO laptop.
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...e: 2 or 4 cells LiFePO4; or 5 cells NiMH, approx. 6V series configuration (subject to change);
...nd formal debug and BIOS bring up started Monday, April 17, 2006 at Quanta Computer's labs in Taipei, Taiwan. By Wednesday, April 19, Linux was booting on the
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What I'm looking for is a fairly systematic presentation of the XO computer and how it is being used.
* Todo list should have difficulty levels, like the art of computer programming. E.g., If you know Python then a problem is a:
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...e familiar to you, but we urge you to review them anyway. Our approach to computer-based learning shifts away from some traditional models, and this document
...n capacity for vision, providing a cross-cultural icon that represents the computer's ability to capture what it sees. As an example of an activity that could
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