...but the term "Mozilla" has been associated with Netscape for a long, long time, even before the open source project. In fact, you're likely to see "Mozilla" in most user agent strings, even from non-Netscape browsers.
I'm somewhat irritated that I can't find any news sources talking about this. This doesn't sound like a/. troll, but I'd like to see more coverage of the passing of a computing pioneer.
No...he's right. Java only creates one object for all String literals of the same value in the same class. This works out, because Strings are immutable in Java.
Are basic english skills too much to ask for? And I'm not whining about people who speak English as a second language. I'm talking about the english-is-my-first-language-but-i'm-too-fucking-i ncompetent-to-speak/write-it-correctly crowd.
If you double a person in every dimension, you end up with 8x the original volume (2^3). However, the strength of a person's bones are proportionate to the cross-sectional area, which is only 4x the original area. And that's why a giant-sized human would grind his legs into powder with the first step.
I tried to work that out for myself after the movie. The best I could come up with was that the grenades were some sort of fuel-air-explosive type thing, which filled the tunnels with some sort of aerosol. When detonated, the aerosol gave off the light.
I realize that probably doesn't go along to well with the functioning of the individual grenades, though.
I'm actually a huge fan of XP. The comment is actually in mocker of myself when I caught myself saying that I didn't want to do something new, even though it might be the best way to do that particular task. And then I thought about how I was supposed to be an agile developer and all that...
It's interesting -- more often, I'm seeing stories show up in the k5 queue hours or days before they get posted to/. I'd say more about k5, but see my original post.
Slashdot Mirror
...but the term "Mozilla" has been associated with Netscape for a long, long time, even before the open source project. In fact, you're likely to see "Mozilla" in most user agent strings, even from non-Netscape browsers.
I'm somewhat irritated that I can't find any news sources talking about this. This doesn't sound like a /. troll, but I'd like to see more coverage of the passing of a computing pioneer.
I'm assuming you meant the img element. See the object element instead. That's what you'd use to embed media in the page.
Sturgeon's
No...he's right. Java only creates one object for all String literals of the same value in the same class. This works out, because Strings are immutable in Java.
This can be found in the Java language specification.
In general, the parent of this post is correct. In that specific instance, the grandparent is correct.
One wreaks havoc, not wrecks havoc.
Are basic english skills too much to ask for? And I'm not whining about people who speak English as a second language. I'm talking about the english-is-my-first-language-but-i'm-too-fucking-i ncompetent-to-speak/write-it-correctly crowd.
If you double a person in every dimension, you end up with 8x the original volume (2^3). However, the strength of a person's bones are proportionate to the cross-sectional area, which is only 4x the original area. And that's why a giant-sized human would grind his legs into powder with the first step.
That might explain the lack of other SF novels on best seller lists. Ugh.
I tried to work that out for myself after the movie. The best I could come up with was that the grenades were some sort of fuel-air-explosive type thing, which filled the tunnels with some sort of aerosol. When detonated, the aerosol gave off the light.
I realize that probably doesn't go along to well with the functioning of the individual grenades, though.
Or you could do the math correctly, and realize that they could only give everyone in the US $142.
The only possibly advantages I can see are:
Pope-abuse is a serious issue these days. As is nun-beating. And don't even get me started on the topic of penguin lust.
some neo-communazist global order
Yes, most certainly.
In other news, taut buns make me bust a nut
Hmm...maybe...
Come check out the Jon Katz story-of-the-day at k5!
I'm actually a huge fan of XP. The comment is actually in mocker of myself when I caught myself saying that I didn't want to do something new, even though it might be the best way to do that particular task. And then I thought about how I was supposed to be an agile developer and all that...
Yeah. That was a pointless story.
It's interesting -- more often, I'm seeing stories show up in the k5 queue hours or days before they get posted to /. I'd say more about k5, but see my original post.
Once again demonstrating that k5 has better and more timely news than /.
Oh god. What have I done? No, k5 sucks. Really. Stay away. Stay far, far away. You have absolutely no desire to get a k5 account.
Yes. They do a very good job of deterring people from living.
No...no, it wasn't, actually.
Anytime you own anything with a "swivel belt clip", its time to think about how you got to that point in your life.
Either that, or suicide.
Who's Steve Job? Is bad grammar and spelling and use of malapropisms a prerequisite for a job at /.?
If so, sign me up. I'm sure their are plety of other who would foot the bill, too.
Note to clueless moderators, should the story get updated:
The original story read as Steve Job's Grammy acceptance speech...
And that's really saying something!