Cookies expire at end of session according to my preference. That's fine for session management, but when sites start storing preferences, I get reset to the bone-headed defaults every time. Then I leave and never return.
No, the problem with intelligent design is, that although unworthy of discussion here, the editors very often edit evolution summaries to troll the/. readership.
Microsoft Porn explorer: Where even looking can get you infected. Mozilla PornFox: For furries Google Chrome & latex: BSDM Opera: It's not porn, it's art. Apple Safari: Gay and transsexual. SeaMonkey: Watersports AOL Explorer: MILFs Dillo: Masturbation Netscape Porn Navigator: Necrophilia.
All the first generation file sharing programs/protocols sucked. Kazaa. Napster. I personally found Gnutella worst of all.
But this is hilarious. The music industry are so slow, that up until now they have been fighting decade old technology. Now they are digging up the corpses and attempting a reanimation. When will they get around to fighting the completely decentralised and encrypted services bound together by nothing more than a loose collection of opensource tools?
WAPI is only for the inner party. The proles get bog standard WPA2 consumer equipment. Also, Chinese consumers will get the WiFi enabled one on the black-market.
In general, the more government interference, the better developed the black-market will be.
Yes, we can dream. How lazy do you have to be not to close your tags, and nest them properly? It's a low barrier, but given people's infinite laziness, they will write their code until it is just not-too-crappy to render in IE. Then call it a day.
A strict standard would also give MS less wiggle room to subvert the standard in their IE implementation of it.
When fed invalid XHTML, the browser chokes, which would have gone a long way to eliminating much of the crap code, and crap "web developers" out there. I don't see why it's the browsers business to be THAT lenient, and second guess the developer all the time.
Slashdot Mirror
a group of computer scientists is debating
They are throwing robots at us.
Apart from goatse, I don't have any pictures on facebook.
Cookies expire at end of session according to my preference.
That's fine for session management, but when sites start storing preferences, I get reset to the bone-headed defaults every time.
Then I leave and never return.
In before old people telling you about punch cards.
Come to think of it, is there a way to do calculations with kids on/off your lawn?
No, the problem with intelligent design is, that although unworthy of discussion here, the editors very often edit evolution summaries to troll the /. readership.
Three words that destroy any possibility of intelligent design: Recurrent laryngeal nerve
The nerve is ridiculously circuitous in humans, but was a direct path when it first evolved in fish.
Same. I took it as a threat.
Microsoft Porn explorer: Where even looking can get you infected.
Mozilla PornFox: For furries
Google Chrome & latex: BSDM
Opera: It's not porn, it's art.
Apple Safari: Gay and transsexual.
SeaMonkey: Watersports
AOL Explorer: MILFs
Dillo: Masturbation
Netscape Porn Navigator: Necrophilia.
With the notable exception of Great Briton. .UK
Country code GB, TLD
Which then pushes Ukraine over with .UA
Country code UK, TLD
Is slashdotting one of the technologies being used by the Iranian government?
I would say take the Rosetta Stone approach.
Good advice. I save three word 97 copies of all my documents. One in English, one in classical Greek, and one in in hieroglyphics.
All the first generation file sharing programs/protocols sucked.
Kazaa. Napster. I personally found Gnutella worst of all.
But this is hilarious. The music industry are so slow, that up until now they have been fighting decade old technology. Now they are digging up the corpses and attempting a reanimation.
When will they get around to fighting the completely decentralised and encrypted services bound together by nothing more than a loose collection of opensource tools?
*Reclines in chair with large box of popcorn*
Hate to point out the obvious, but they have to be thinking first in order to stop.
The two minute hate, and choosing between various advertised products doesn't count.
Yeah, just remember not to take photos of your kids in amusing positions and photo-shop "OH HAI" onto them, and you'll have made a good start.
Perhaps you should try an actual pizza box instead
Functions that don't do anything, no comments, worst piece of code ever!
I say we fork and refactor the entire project.
Saying robots.txt is like telling a hungry 2 year old that they can't have a Popsicle and should go eat a green beans instead.
In many parts of Asia, green bean popsicles are popular with all ages. Where is your god now?
WAPI is only for the inner party. The proles get bog standard WPA2 consumer equipment.
Also, Chinese consumers will get the WiFi enabled one on the black-market.
In general, the more government interference, the better developed the black-market will be.
IPv6 addresses should be like MAC addresses for people.
Issued at birth, and tattooed onto your ass.
Actually I hope the RIAA aren't reading this. It will give them ideas.
It stands to reason that if you can mashup web content, you can also demashup.
What's the "get off my lawn" equivalent for young->old
Quick, this is our chance to rid the world of the types of people who buy viagra, and fake tamiflu advertised in spam.
Which poison would be best?
But if open-source can hit the bullseye, the rest of the dominoes should fall like a house of cards. Checkmate.
Yes, we can dream.
How lazy do you have to be not to close your tags, and nest them properly? It's a low barrier, but given people's infinite laziness, they will write their code until it is just not-too-crappy to render in IE. Then call it a day.
A strict standard would also give MS less wiggle room to subvert the standard in their IE implementation of it.
XHTML would have been great standard.
When fed invalid XHTML, the browser chokes, which would have gone a long way to eliminating much of the crap code, and crap "web developers" out there.
I don't see why it's the browsers business to be THAT lenient, and second guess the developer all the time.