More retarded BS from my IT teacher... is he correct?

If he ever gets to be a manager of something, then spreadsheets will be far more useful than a database. Some of ours are horrendously complicated.

If he ever gets to be manager of something and has been taught properly he will scrap the spreadsheets and do things properly rather than keep ploughing crap into excel like a retard.
 
Taxis in my area charge pre-defined prices.

£6.50 from my house into anywhere in the town centre.

That is probably just down to an agreement between them, you can often agree a set price if the journey is likely to be long (although for £6.50 that doesn't really apply strictly in your case).

As for cabs with meters, as far as I can tell you've got a standard rate per mile but that varies with time of day, the preset charge varies according to time of day and number of people getting the cab and if you're sat stationary for a period the meter will also tick on. I'd think 99% of all cabs I've ever been in have used this arrangement rather than some pre-defined database of routes - for a kickoff that wouldn't take into account diversions or anything like that.
 
Oh, and another example...

He said hard disks don't make any noise AT ALL, and are completely SILENT while reading/writing. He said if your HDD makes noise it means its broken.

He managed to convince the other kids in the class, but his BS will never pollute my brain.

You must be joking? Have the school just picked him off of the streets?


OT: I've got a problem. When scanning for viruses and running CCleaner, my PC makes a funny noise, kinda like grinding. Is my PC about to blow up? Cheers
 
7 quid for 2.3 miles!!. that's ridiculous, if any cabby asked me for 7 quid for that distance, i would predefine a fist to his face.
 
The number of combinations that would give is incredible, just the 49 lottery numbers give a combination of 13,000,000,000 combos. You should prove this to him and them have him fired.
 
7 quid for 2.3 miles!!. that's ridiculous, if any cabby asked me for 7 quid for that distance, i would predefine a fist to his face.

I pay (when I can't be bothered to walk) £5 for 1.5 miles home. London Black Taxis are expensiveee.



ICT teachers improve. The one teaching my A level course at the moment has been headhunted by Microsoft for being in the top 0.5% of programmers.
 
i have come across both situations
at uni they use meters but mainly doesnt go past the £2.60 start cost
When at home i was charged from 1 town to the next he looked in his book and even showed it to me was £35 for that time period.

So you are both right.
 
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