/sci/ - Science & Math

>>3678544
Yes, lots.
Photoshop, Cubase, Pro Tools, FL Studio, lots...
There's almost always a FOSS alternative though.

>>3678505
Instead of teaching M$ specific crap, why not teach ANSI standard compliant code? So that way it isn't OS dependent.

>>3678500
It's Windows only.
It's very wasteful.

Google it and you'll find lots of articles explaining why it's bad.

>>3678409
Both C++ professors I've had were fucking idiots.
>Mac vs "PC" rants praising Macs
>telling students to install VS and DevC++
>teaching system calls like PAUSE and CLS
>teaching horrible programming habits
>other idiotic crap

>>3678382
If your teacher says to use system("PAUSE") punch him/her in the dick.

>>3678358
Well that explains it.

Here you go OP.

>>3678242
Not sure if I get the question right but isn't it just simple math?

If it's somewhat basic, I can probably help.
What's the problem?

>>3596337
There is no evidence that one doesn't exist.
>mfw

>>3596328
>implying
Show me otherwise.

>>3596316
>(Egyptians) Attacking God's Chosen People
>yfw the only evidence of Jews being in Egypt is in the bible

Because.
Why shouldn't I be?

Digital Audio/Music Production
Pro Tools 101 Official Courseware
>Useless as shit, same with the Pro Tools certification exams. You can learn everything in there from A.) Dicking around with the program and learn on your own or B.) Watching tutorials on Youtube/other sources. The book and the test are just giant advertisements for Digidesign.

>1) NASA didn't have the technology to send a man all the way to the moon AND bring him back alive
Says who? They were perfectly capable.
>2) The solar flares would've fried the spacemen instantly
Very unlikely. There is no evidence that Tien Shinhan was ever on the moon.
>3) There's a C on one of the pictures of a rock. You'd have to be lying to convince yourself that it's anything other than a stage prop.
This has been debunked a thousand and one times. It's a hair or something that was on the picture.
>4) No stars in any pictures
Exposure setting. Same thing will happen with regular cameras, try it yourself.
>5) Flag waves, there's no wind on the moon
Kinetic energy.
>6) You can't make footprints in a vacuum.
Then why are there craters on the moon?

Yup.

>>3493871
>They're warlike shitheads
>implying we aren't
>>3493884
BUT WHAT ABOUT MORALS?

>yfw this is the same thing as breeding dogs from wolves thousands of years ago

>have you taken it?
No.
>would you take it given the chance?
Probably not.
>should it be legal?
Yes. The government should have no say in what I consume or do provided I don't cross anyone else's freedoms.

>>3402628
>waste disposal of byproducts needs to be safely and efficiently done.
Can be easily and safely done. In the US we had Yucca Mountain, but the gov't axed that project. If they were to change their minds, that could rule that con out.
>Radiation shielding required
Not an issue, just use proper shielding.
>if there is a serious problem, e.g core meltdown/explosion, then the consequences are very severe
Only if we don't make the proper precautions.
>NUCLEAR ENERGY IS BAD!
>gov't: OKAY WE WILL CUT A LOT OF FUNDING FOR N.E. AND STOP BUILDING NEWER, BETTER, SAFER, AND MORE EFFICIENT REACTORS AND CONTINUE USING THE OLDER ONES
>something bad happens somewhere
>LOOK NUCLEAR ENERGY IS BAD!
rinse, repeat.

>"Herp derp bunch of assumptions because I said so"
>"THEREFORE GOD"
Yeah, no.

Although I fucking loved when he said something about 2 + 2 != 5 and Lawrence Krauss showed his t-shirt. Fucking amazing.

Polite-yet-slightly-annoyed sage for not science.

>I love Israel
Stopped reading there. 1/10

Have sex, play some vidya, have more sex...
Oh, and NOT SCIENCE.
Try asking /adv/.