Let's not name a possible pandemic after some local celebrity of yours. It was funny (to you) when it was some NASA space station, but really, nobody knows (nor cares) who Colbert is ouside of US and Canada.
I don't get it.. how did they even find out that the value gets replaced? don't you just do "hash[key]" and the value "magically" reappears again? why would they even go into the debugger after that?
If a judge is a member of a group that is against murder (for example the catholic church), he can still preside over a murder case. Of course on a murder case you have a dead person, and the person who is suspected of the killing is put on trial, and not the maker of the knife used for the murder.
that's probably after my time, I never saw any templates or ads covering anything. maybe after yahoo bought them? in any case, get off my lawn:p
the RFCs where there, but my point is that, no being in college, I didn't have access to any server to try any of that technology, until services like geocities started showing up.
Who cares about the ugly designs? They were "ugly" because people actually had the freedom to upload whatever they wanted, and who goes to the internet to watch "pretty" things anyway, especially 15 years ago, when you couldn't find 2 browsers that would show a page the same way?
For the younger generation (I was 13), who hadn't been to college, we only had a dial-up connection and no way to know about ftp, gopher, usenet, etc; geocities gave us a way to experiment and learn how the internet worked.
Today everything is trapped inside something else (facebook, myspace, blogging platforms, news sites), does anyone understand what happens with their data after they publish it? where does it go, where does it come from when it shows up on their browser?
Paris/1830 pretty nice addres, just a place to dump my ms-notepad authored crap (not that my html was bad; it was great, but the content was just crap).. I remember discovering how to hotlink images, javascript, on-line bookmarks..
I wonder if they relocated those pages when the dropped the "neighborhood" structure.. those files might still live somewhere.
yeah, those lucky bastards at nintendo
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with their nintendo DS wich is absolutely undefeated in terms of piracy.
wow, "convene an international Board of Advisers", that is some proactive thinking. Are you sure you don't want to form a comitee to consider this first? maybe draft some resolutions? that sounds like such decisive action!
Just reverse the polarity of the plasma manifolds and re-route power from the shields relay, and it should hold up fine. It's so easy a vulcan child could do it.
In my experience, academics are the only ones that still need to understand this. Most "real programmers" learn everything from english books, but a lot of kids coming out of public universities here use all kinds of weird spanish translations that nobody understand for technical terms. They learn quickly tho, once they go into the "real world".
English is pretty easy to learn, lots of short words.. That's why the whole outsourcing craze wasn't that surprising for most of the world.. we can buy the same cheap computers, and we can learn from the same books.
I didn't say "management". Managers are also hired by someone, and are pretty much somebody's lapdog. I mean more of a supervisor role, but doing "real work".
35 is too old to be asking for a job. Whatever you do, don't worry about who will hire you, star worrying about who will YOU hire, because that's what you're supposed to be at 35. What kind of qualifications do they have?
those are some fancy acronyms, but if the australian govenment was already on to them and they stayed up, I don't see how any of those other agencies could do any better. they probably already share information anyway.
Why don't they improve GCC to have a 8-9 to 40% performance gain? it's not like intel has some kind of secret magical piece of code that lets them have a better compiler.
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is it mentioned anywhere? I can't find it.
you're doing it wrong
if you think movies and tv shows like "24" are real life. grow up.
Let's not name a possible pandemic after some local celebrity of yours. It was funny (to you) when it was some NASA space station, but really, nobody knows (nor cares) who Colbert is ouside of US and Canada.
I don't get it.. how did they even find out that the value gets replaced? don't you just do "hash[key]" and the value "magically" reappears again? why would they even go into the debugger after that?
If a judge is a member of a group that is against murder (for example the catholic church), he can still preside over a murder case. Of course on a murder case you have a dead person, and the person who is suspected of the killing is put on trial, and not the maker of the knife used for the murder.
that's probably after my time, I never saw any templates or ads covering anything. maybe after yahoo bought them? in any case, get off my lawn :p
the RFCs where there, but my point is that, no being in college, I didn't have access to any server to try any of that technology, until services like geocities started showing up.
Who cares about the ugly designs? They were "ugly" because people actually had the freedom to upload whatever they wanted, and who goes to the internet to watch "pretty" things anyway, especially 15 years ago, when you couldn't find 2 browsers that would show a page the same way?
For the younger generation (I was 13), who hadn't been to college, we only had a dial-up connection and no way to know about ftp, gopher, usenet, etc; geocities gave us a way to experiment and learn how the internet worked.
Today everything is trapped inside something else (facebook, myspace, blogging platforms, news sites), does anyone understand what happens with their data after they publish it? where does it go, where does it come from when it shows up on their browser?
Paris/1830
pretty nice addres, just a place to dump my ms-notepad authored crap (not that my html was bad; it was great, but the content was just crap).. I remember discovering how to hotlink images, javascript, on-line bookmarks..
I wonder if they relocated those pages when the dropped the "neighborhood" structure.. those files might still live somewhere.
with their nintendo DS wich is absolutely undefeated in terms of piracy.
so is bowling and golf. Where's my lightsaber?
wow, "convene an international Board of Advisers", that is some proactive thinking. Are you sure you don't want to form a comitee to consider this first? maybe draft some resolutions? that sounds like such decisive action!
wouldn't it be easier to argue that there's nothing wrong with being gay, so "Libel and Slander" doesn't apply?
since when is it illegal to call someone gay?
isn't Chrome open source? just get a build from someone else if you don't like their EULA.
Just reverse the polarity of the plasma manifolds and re-route power from the shields relay, and it should hold up fine. It's so easy a vulcan child could do it.
In my experience, academics are the only ones that still need to understand this. Most "real programmers" learn everything from english books, but a lot of kids coming out of public universities here use all kinds of weird spanish translations that nobody understand for technical terms. They learn quickly tho, once they go into the "real world".
English is pretty easy to learn, lots of short words.. That's why the whole outsourcing craze wasn't that surprising for most of the world.. we can buy the same cheap computers, and we can learn from the same books.
I didn't say "management". Managers are also hired by someone, and are pretty much somebody's lapdog. I mean more of a supervisor role, but doing "real work".
35 is too old to be asking for a job. Whatever you do, don't worry about who will hire you, star worrying about who will YOU hire, because that's what you're supposed to be at 35. What kind of qualifications do they have?
those are some fancy acronyms, but if the australian govenment was already on to them and they stayed up, I don't see how any of those other agencies could do any better. they probably already share information anyway.
any good child-porn links?
will they use Perl?
Why don't they improve GCC to have a 8-9 to 40% performance gain? it's not like intel has some kind of secret magical piece of code that lets them have a better compiler.
last time I checked, it was a long way from even building properly.
and stop looking at other people to validate you.