There's another article here which offers a little more information, including the following, regarding PHP support:
Rozwat also provided new details on the launch of the Oracle Open Source Development Center -- an online service available through Oracle's online developer network, OTN. The new service will provide developers with software, sample code and extensive tutorials, free-of-charge. Additionally, the company has extended its support for scripting language PHP, including full integration and shipping with Oracle 9i Application Server.
"It is our goal to be a value-add to the developer community," added Rozwat. "With the development of the OSDC and our extended support of PHP, we continue to invest in the Linux development community. This will be an ongoing priority for us." Rozwat also noted that there have been more than 1 million downloads of Oracle software for Linux, illustrating the extensive, growing use of Oracle together with Linux.
Or combine them! Each week we get to vote a new race out of the universe, and at the end, the final two races get married.
And here's the surprise: the newlywed alien couple will have Disaster Area play at their wedding, and be given their own Heart of Gold Spaceship as a wedding present!!
You know, the biggest problem with that was, every week Tennesse and Chumly would go to Mr Whoopie for advice. Each week he would proceed to go get the blackboard out of the closet, at which point all of the contents of the messy closet would fall on his head.
You'd think after doing that a few times he'd either clean out the closet, or stop putting the damn blackboard back in there when Tennesse and Chumly leave! Sheesh!:)
Funny, but noooooo. Vignette is about the biggest pile of shit software out there.
I had the displeasure of working with it when I worked for quepasa.com (remember this?) Not only was it unbelievably expensive, it was horribly broken. Built-in commands would literally stop working one day. As in, pieces of the production site (that hadn't been touched in weeks) would suddenly not work. As an example, one day the DATE_FORMAT command broke. It was off by one. You could roll dates back a few days with it and it would be fine. Once you incremented up to the current day, it would go off by one from then on.
There was literally NOTHING about the system that we couldn't have done in Perl of PHP for a lot cheaper, a lot faster, and 1000% better performance. What a waste that was.
It should. When the site was down and wouldn't finish processing my order, I called it in. The CSR gave me the price with the 15% off and confirmed the $178
One bit. Oh, you weren't talking ASCII?:-) Larry now uses "Perl" to signify the language proper and "perl" the implementation of it, i.e. the current interpreter. Hence Tom's quip that "Nothing but perl can parse Perl." You may or may not choose to follow this usage. For example, parallelism means "awk and perl" and "Python and Perl" look OK, while "awk and Perl" and "Python and perl" do not. But never write "PERL", because perl is not an acronym, apocryphal folklore and post-facto expansions notwithstanding.
Don't blame TiVo... If it sees that someone recorded a season pass to Will & Grace, and the movie Junior (Arnold Schwartzenegger and Danny Divito), what's it supposed to think???;-)
14.4? Hell when I started, 300 baud was the norm. I had an MPP modem for my Atari 800, and that could go to 450 baud which was the shit, especially since no one could afford those awesome, $1000+ 1200 baud modems!!
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Rozwat also provided new details on the launch of the Oracle Open Source Development Center -- an online service available through Oracle's online developer network, OTN. The new service will provide developers with software, sample code and extensive tutorials, free-of-charge. Additionally, the company has extended its support for scripting language PHP, including full integration and shipping with Oracle 9i Application Server.
"It is our goal to be a value-add to the developer community," added Rozwat. "With the development of the OSDC and our extended support of PHP, we continue to invest in the Linux development community. This will be an ongoing priority for us." Rozwat also noted that there have been more than 1 million downloads of Oracle software for Linux, illustrating the extensive, growing use of Oracle together with Linux.
Yes, but all bets are off with Leonard Nimoy singing The Ballad of Bilbo Baggin
Or combine them! Each week we get to vote a new race out of the universe, and at the end, the final two races get married.
And here's the surprise: the newlywed alien couple will have Disaster Area play at their wedding, and be given their own Heart of Gold Spaceship as a wedding present!!
It doesn't have to be the most efficient solution, it just has to be beowulf
;-)
You just have to imagine it...
You know, the biggest problem with that was, every week Tennesse and Chumly would go to Mr Whoopie for advice. Each week he would proceed to go get the blackboard out of the closet, at which point all of the contents of the messy closet would fall on his head.
:)
You'd think after doing that a few times he'd either clean out the closet, or stop putting the damn blackboard back in there when Tennesse and Chumly leave! Sheesh!
Funny, but noooooo. Vignette is about the biggest pile of shit software out there.
I had the displeasure of working with it when I worked for quepasa.com (remember this?) Not only was it unbelievably expensive, it was horribly broken. Built-in commands would literally stop working one day. As in, pieces of the production site (that hadn't been touched in weeks) would suddenly not work. As an example, one day the DATE_FORMAT command broke. It was off by one. You could roll dates back a few days with it and it would be fine. Once you incremented up to the current day, it would go off by one from then on.
There was literally NOTHING about the system that we couldn't have done in Perl of PHP for a lot cheaper, a lot faster, and 1000% better performance. What a waste that was.
And their tech support was horrendous.
Everyone sing!!
Ok, now we now go back to your regularly scheduled BSD is dying trolls
It should. When the site was down and wouldn't finish processing my order, I called it in. The CSR gave me the price with the 15% off and confirmed the $178
Yah, I managed to get 1.75 M/sec. Nice when 12M downloads in mere seconds :)
No, Boca Raton is not in Canada.
And FYI, 4.8 is at the RC stage and should be released within the month
...and before the rest of you jump on me... yes i realize office space is TPS not TPC. I'm an ass, i know...I fucked up, get over it.
Strictly so we can make Office Space jokes
n.
1. A limp or a limping gait.
2. A person who limps.
intr.v. gimped, gimping, gimps
To walk with a limp.
Considering that they had nothing at all to do with the Internet, I'd say yeah it probably would...
For the bonus question: Prussion Blue and Titanium white for the Happy Little Clouds, but what colors made up the happy little trees??
There's a guy who turned a vax into a whole minibar, too :)
Um, no it isn't. Right from the FAQ:
What's the difference between "perl" and "Perl"?
One bit. Oh, you weren't talking ASCII? :-) Larry now uses "Perl" to signify the language proper and "perl" the implementation of it, i.e. the current interpreter. Hence Tom's quip that "Nothing but perl can parse Perl." You may or may not choose to follow this usage. For example, parallelism means "awk and perl" and "Python and Perl" look OK, while "awk and Perl" and "Python and perl" do not. But never write "PERL", because perl is not an acronym, apocryphal folklore and post-facto expansions notwithstanding.
Bullshit! Apparently he doesn't have a wife that feels the need to carry on a conversation right in the middle of a critical part of the show. ;-)
and likewise, the rewind feature comes in handy so you can reply what you just missed when the "conversation" started, before you could pause
Read lately? They said:
"and have been looking around for some back issues that I've never been able to find in the local shops"
>> BTW, the $ symbol tells everyone it is US currency, hence the US is redundant in your price post.
;-)
Really? Maybe we outta go smack those damn Canadians around then for weezing our gig</Pauly_Shore>
Don't blame TiVo... If it sees that someone recorded a season pass to Will & Grace, and the movie Junior (Arnold Schwartzenegger and Danny Divito), what's it supposed to think??? ;-)
14.4? Hell when I started, 300 baud was the norm. I had an MPP modem for my Atari 800, and that could go to 450 baud which was the shit, especially since no one could afford those awesome, $1000+ 1200 baud modems!!
From the site:
>> PLEASE NOTE: Single copies will be available for purchase on Dec. 2nd 2002.
so perhaps it just isn't available to purchase like that, yet.