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Hah,<br>
Sounds good plan to me. If your ever in Wyoming (down by Cheyenne..
Look me up). <br>
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-E<br>
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On 03/03/2010 02:53 PM, Matt Joyce wrote:
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<p>I think you guys pontificate too much. This sort of banter should
not be bandied about with such sobriety. Go out and do. Do
gloriously, and then toast to failures and success. When yer good and
drunk/punchdrunk from that process then think about it again, and
realize... the whole argument pretty much means fuck all.</p>
<p>=D</p>
<blockquote type="cite">On Mar 3, 2010 2:29 PM, "Eureka" <<a
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<div bgcolor="#ffffff" text="#000000"> So far I think everyone has
made very good points. Though it seems
that our focus is mostly on public schools. Being a person that went
threw the public school system in America (Grad in 2005) I would
absolutely have to agree. Despite what school is like around most of
the country in Wyoming its seen as "pretty good for public" We have
smaller classes than most and apparently better teachers?<br>
I don't know about either of those but I do remember wondering why no
one else seemed to care how things actually work. They just care that
it dose work and when it breaks they either call someone like us, sell
it on ebay to someone like us or just throw it away and buy a new
one... It seems that the majority of this country is not interested in
the how or why but just the "dose it work". <br>
Oh well, as its been said before, we are not exactly "highly in demand"
employees (not for our hobby/hacking/etc skills anyway). The schools
are doing what they are asked for. There was some phrase that comes to
mind "Jack of everything, Master of nothing". I dont believe this
describes "us" very well but I don think it describes what the outside
view of "us" has come to be. I guess it just means more toys for us
and more gear to take apart and have fun with. <br>
<br>
-E<br>
HackTheory
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On 03/03/2010 11:14 AM, john arclight wrote:<br>
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