Compute This

[fli754]

well we were 25 minutes in and haven't started the short answers yet, so we had to work fast

[sihT etupmoC]

Our test was super easy. Over earthquakes and I have no doubt me and my partner got a perfect score.

I spent about 30 minutes making the graph. There was a lot of writing down I had to do so it took a while. And I couldn't figure out how to make the second vertical axis, because it was 07 and i havent done that yet on 07. So I did the easiest thing and googled it. I spent about 5 minutes figuring it out and it worked. :p Then I spent the remaining time click links off my website for the questions. So simple! There was only one thing on the whole test which I had to look up, and there it was in 30 seconds.

[fli754]

Hahaha nice! How many links do you have on your website? Like, not the exact number, but a rough estimate would be nice

[sihT etupmoC]

fli, I obviously have no life. I just went to the site map, clicked every page into a new tab (39 pages), and found out.

I have 420 links to the usgs.gov domain on my website.

[fli754]

Whoa! hahaha what kind of domain did you use?

[robotman]

I just went to the site map, clicked every page into a new tab (39 pages), and found out.

where is the full usgs site map my partner and i can only find the ones for the indivualy sections?

[sihT etupmoC]

@fli Google Sites (must better than freewebs for this sort of thing). But don't bother trying to look for it for nationals, I now have it password protected.

@robotman I wasnt talking about USGS site map, i was talking about my site map. But if you want the USGS one, there isn't really one. You could type in "[enter section] site map" in their search and it probably would get you one

[robotman]

ok i thought you where talking about the usgs site map

[fli754]

@fli Google Sites (must better than freewebs for this sort of thing). But don't bother trying to look for it for nationals, I now have it password protected.

@robotman I wasnt talking about USGS site map, i was talking about my site map. But if you want the USGS one, there isn't really one. You could type in "[enter section] site map" in their search and it probably would get you one

Hahhaha don't worry, I wasn't planning on it

[JustDroobles]

@fli Google Sites (must better than freewebs for this sort of thing). But don't bother trying to look for it for nationals, I now have it password protected.

Umm... that's against the rules. You are supposed to have a PUBLICLY ACCESSIBLE WEBSITE. It specifically says in the rules that you CANNOT have the site password protected.