So if you support that, I guess that means I'm allowed to take and distribute all your facebook pictures and info.Firefox's about page says:
We believe that the internet should be open, public, and accessible to everyone without any restrictions.
Only if you add me too,So if you support that, I guess that means I'm allowed to take and distribute all your facebook pictures and info.
While I'm at it, I guess I'm off to the Commonwealth Bank website as well. I hear everything is open, public and accessible to everyone.
Gotta draw the line somewhere mate.So if you support that, I guess that means I'm allowed to take and distribute all your facebook pictures and info.
While I'm at it, I guess I'm off to the Commonwealth Bank website as well. I hear everything is open, public and accessible to everyone.
I completely agree. And that's why I think tywebb has misconstrued Firefox's point.Gotta draw the line somewhere mate.
Is the line adding me on facebook (Hint, hint)I completely agree. And that's why I think tywebb has misconstrued Firefox's point.
How about you add me, my name is Matthew Goodwin.Is the line adding me on facebook (Hint, hint)
No it isn't add me!!How about you add me, my name is Matthew Goodwin.
It is unavoidable, i don't support it but they have more money and we just have to suck it up.All I did was quote Firefox.
But if you don't support their position, how about a situation where 1000 past papers are available only to private school students because they paid their money and 0 past papers for public school students because they didn't?
All are enrolled to do the SAME HSC exams regardless. So if we close off past papers to the public and only allow private schools to access them, does this give private schools an advantage? Well of course it does! So then the question becomes do you support private schools having this advantage or not?
i told everyone the username and password to that site about a year agoyeah,
thanks to the fu*king idiot at my school who uploaded the username and password for the world to see. The papers were to benefit people at my school only, and now they have taken down the past papers feature. takes one person to ruin it for the rest of the school.
so dont even try the website anymore because it doesnt exist.
Now it is gonei told everyone the username and password to that site about a year ago
everyone already knew about it
ummm... private school students PAY for themAll I did was quote Firefox.
But if you don't support their position, how about a situation where 1000 past papers are available only to private school students because they paid their money and 0 past papers for public school students because they didn't?
All are enrolled to do the SAME HSC exams regardless. So if we close off past papers to the public and only allow private schools to access them, does this give private schools an advantage? Well of course it does! So then the question becomes do you support private schools having this advantage or not?
m8 you are taking this way out of context, it's just the hscThis closed-minded and competitive attitude is an anathema to the subject of mathematics.
Imagine if Euclid was sued for breach of copyright. Mathematics would be set back THOUSANDS of years!
If mathematicians can't access each others ideas the subject cannot progress.
The subject of mathematics will suffer if this contemptible position of keeping knowledge locked up and only available to those who can afford to buy it is allowed to prevail.
because the number of past papers someone has access to would have very little influence on their hsc performanceThen why don't we just rank them on the basis of the number of past papers they have access to and not even bother marking their exams?
The integrity of the HSC will be shot if this is the case.
This is a nice idea and there are reasons why some might be attracted to it.because the number of past papers someone has access to would have very little influence on their hsc performance