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| 1999/1/25-26 [Academia/GradSchool] UID:15287 Activity:very high |
1/25 Computer Science Subject Test, GRE Standard:
1996, 80 questions 1998, 70 questions
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40/80 = 720, 81% percentile 35/70 = 680, 56% percentile
46/80 = 760, 90% percentile 53/70 = 800, 90% percentile
58/80 = 850, 99% percentile 64/70 = 860, 99% percentile
Can someone PLEASE explain what is going on?
-Mr. Industry Is For Dumb People
\_ Industry is hot, more people want to study CS, more competition
\_ first of all, subject tests are scored out of 990, so except
for the lower percentiles these are comparable...also every
time ETS rewrites the test they fuck with the percentiles,
which they are very capable of tweaking arbitrarily. math
is much smaller than cs, but a 940 on math is only a low 60th
percentile. in conclusion, ETS is a bunch of useless assholes,
and the material generated by ETS is typical that generated by
assholes.
\_ well said! Damn MF at ETS should be shot
\_ i concur. it should be <DEAD>ets.com<DEAD> not http://ets.org
\_ i calculated that from start to finish i paid about
$500 to ETS during the graduate addmissions process.
All for a test scored by a scantron. that's not
business, it's extortion.
\_ ets.mil
\_ I know the supposed differences btwn .com & .org. And I
know you're restricted from getting domain names like .edu
or .mil, etc if you're not really a .edu or .mil. So why is
it there's not more heavy restrictions on .com? I mean,
shouldn't it be http://www.lovehewitt.org not http://www.lovehewitt.com
\_ just like http://autobahn.org is realy a company
\_ who cares?
\_ obviously not you.
\_ because NSI doesn't give a shit anymore and have made the
*only* requirement for a domain in the .{com,net,org} TLD's
the $70 it takes to register a domain. -ERic
\_ The longer you are out of school, the dumber (academic wise) you
become.
\_ Yeah, I really feel this way now that I've been out for 5 1/2
years. -- yuen |
| 1999/1/25-26 [Recreation/House] UID:15288 Activity:moderate |
1/25 I have a garage door 'clicker' that I bought a long time
ago. It has 10 switches inside. It recently died on
me (new batteries didn't help). I went back to Home
Depot to buy a replacement, but they only had ones that
were either 9 switch or 12 switch openers. I also went
to Sears and all they had were 9 switch ones. Before I
blow $20-30 on one, does anybody know if a 12 switch
garage opener will work? Or anybody know where I can buy
the older 10 switch clicker garage door openers?
\_ Sigh... Has no one any common sense? Call the people who built
your garage door opener and ask them how to get a replacement
for your model. The phone number and model should be on the motor
hanging from the ceiling in your garage. |
| 1999/1/25-28 [Computer/SW/Languages/Misc] UID:15289 Activity:nil |
1/25 HTML job. Practically braindead...if you're interested, email
me, christine@taos.com --chris
\_ Huh? Mail you? What's your ZIP code? |
| 1999/1/25-28 [Uncategorized] UID:15290 Activity:low 63%like:15302 |
1/25 Vollunteer your computer teaching fu: jobs/vollunteer.sp99
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