After commencement on Sunday, 1 June 2008 from Carroll High School, I recieved my graduation presents, like any normal teenager, fresh out of high school. I got a HP Pavilion dv2000, among some other things. The specs are as follows:
AMD Turion 64 X2 Mobile Technology TL-60 and 512KB+512KB L2 Cache (2.0 GHz)
250GB (5400RPM) Hard Drive
3072MB [...]
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I got this back in April, when our Sprint contracts were renewed. Here’s some specs from the official page:
Camera Resolution: 1.3 megapixel
Music Player: MP3, AAC, AAC+, 3GPP, 3GPP2 and MPEG3
Mobile TV: Y
FM Radio: N
Mobile Printing: PictBridge
Messaging Push to talk: N
Instant Messaging: Y
Connectivity Bluetooth: Y
Internet HTML Browser: N
User Memory: 16MB
External Memory: 64MB
Touch Screen: N
My personal analysis:
Specs:
190 [...]
The Presidential candidates and their lack of logic and consistency
On the left, there be Obama and Clinton, both seem to be lacking a credit in high school economics. There are very simple graphs of Price vs. Quantity that prove that there shouldn’t be: Health care, Minimum wage, Welfare, etc. I thought it would be easier [...]
I put Ubuntu 7.10 (Gusty) first on my small (8GB) hardrive, mostly because I was bored and hadn’t really gotten a chance to try out linux to a full extent, but when I starting using it full time, I stuck in the portable hardrive, copied over the important stuff, then wipped my main (40GB) clean, [...]
I actually came up with this by accident. I was working on number sequences, such as the Fibonacci sequence, and was trying to make up my own, and it turns out (one of them, this being it) was the same as n++. I felt pretty lame and geeky at the same time.