#School

I am selling my old TI-83 Plus (oh the memories), including mega manual, CD with software (I guess) and PC-connection cable.

Willing to ship to whatever (your charge). Please contact me to discuss the price (yeri+ti@tiete.be or 0474/61 01 39).

  

Device still works (although, it might be a good idea to change the batteries, they are almost empty). But besides that it calculates just fine.

Internship in Beijing! I doubt it's an useful book, but at least I'm trying. ;)

Last exam… Ever?!

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I quote my Hypermedia teacher from school:

“You add <?xml:stylesheet href=“blabla.css” type=“text/css”?> to blabla.xml. You will notice that, once again, this will not work in Firefox for some weird reason. I suggest using Internet Explorer for this. Nevertheless, there’s a workaround for Firefox, using xml-stylesheet for you Firefox fans…”

Well well, let’s all blame Firefox (well, Gecko, to be precise) for not parsing this correctly! Especialy when xml-stylesheet is the only valid option set by W3C…

Whilst reading over “Chapter I: The Internet” in my Hypermedia course; I couldn’t help noticing a few things.

I quote:

• All IP's of local PC's in a local network begin with "192.168"
• DNS is a service on the internet that links hard to remember IP's to easy to remember domain names
• A PC with a Pentium processor and at least 64 Mb RAM is needed to be able to connect to the internet.

This is when I start to wonder why I even bother to go to school...