make change in html right click some text I have prepared such as http://test_site/a.html watch browser reload page, maybe even on a different machine, or, if I have set it up so I can watch this little parade:
watch IE on my laptop reload the page, watch Mozilla on OpenBSD monitor two reload the page, watch it reload on my PDA while in it's cradle and look in my log window for any error logging, all with one click.
If there are any errors I can right click on them and have the relevant source code open up at the line in question.
In place editing of html elements, well, if it works for you, go for it. I'll spend $400 on something else.
I don't remember being overwhelmed by the cries of "why didn't they print this book on coloured paper, white paper is so old" when I visit the bookshop.
I don't think anyone ever tests their software with the taskbar anywhere but at the bottom.
I run mine at the top because, well, that's where it should be =)
and the amount of times I've had to turn on auto-hide or somesuch just so I can ge to the control boxes of applications. The stupid "we know best" attitude where they don't enable alt-space (Winamp for instance) for moving windows via the keyboard really winds me up.
Makes it worse after using elightenment and pressing alt-left-click to move windows around or 9wm/rio's right-click move/resize.
"windows has superior ease of use" is usually said by people that haven't tried anything else
SyncML is supposed to be the glue between smart phone and the world
but good luck with that, my Nokia helpfully converts the XML to somem crazy binary format. I've tried reading the copious 9and I mean copious) docs from the SyncML group and W3. I've captured the binary and chucked it into a HEX viewer but I'm convinced that they've pulled an MS and implemented a format that's the same but different such that I can't decode it (or perhaps it's me)
I've found SyncML programs that do the ASCII/utf-8 version of SyncML but the phone doesn't like it.
The only Smarts I wanted from my phone was the ability to auto-feed my ebay auctions into the calendar and set alarms. Even Python for Symbian is locked out of the calendar database. This story hints towards and even bleaker future where I am locked out of tinkering with my own data for want of a, no doubt pricey, certificate:
But the most controversial aspect of Series 60 v3 has clearly been introduced at the request of nervous operators: certification. Applications without certification won't be able to reach into the address book or use connectivity facilities.
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hehe excellent
I use plan9, the feature is provided by the plumber
some of plan9 features, the plumber being one of them, are now available in Russ Cox's excellent plan9port project
I guess an RF sheild would have been my first fun
being in school when everybody thinks you aren't and then you can produce your badge on demand would be fun.
raises the question, raises damnit
There are a lot of things Winamp *should* have done.
I thought you meant Application Service Providers, I wonder what happended to those, perhaps broadband will bring them back!
what makes you think I use vi or notepad ?
make change in html
right click some text I have prepared such as http://test_site/a.html
watch browser reload page, maybe even on a different machine, or, if I have set it up so I can watch this little parade
watch IE on my laptop reload the page, watch Mozilla on OpenBSD monitor two reload the page, watch it reload on my PDA while in it's cradle and look in my log window for any error logging, all with one click.
If there are any errors I can right click on them and have the relevant source code open up at the line in question.
In place editing of html elements, well, if it works for you, go for it. I'll spend $400 on something else.
wow $400 for a web browser and text editor, thats more than my computer cost me !!
I don't remember being overwhelmed by the cries of "why didn't they print this book on coloured paper, white paper is so old" when I visit the bookshop.
thanks, I kind of knew I was wrong
I can see the guy's head exploding in my imagination but not the credits =)
Total Recall iirc
read, re-read, understood, no help =)
This article originally appeared in the September 2004 issue of Plug-in
I don't think anyone ever tests their software with the taskbar anywhere but at the bottom.
I run mine at the top because, well, that's where it should be =)
and the amount of times I've had to turn on auto-hide or somesuch just so I can ge to the control boxes of applications. The stupid "we know best" attitude where they don't enable alt-space (Winamp for instance) for moving windows via the keyboard really winds me up.
Makes it worse after using elightenment and pressing alt-left-click to move windows around or 9wm/rio's right-click move/resize.
"windows has superior ease of use" is usually said by people that haven't tried anything else
it won't do well with Everquest2 at 1280x1024, the gfx on eq2 will not be seen on the max settings for some time to come
2 years after the lipstick re-entered
lol, round here we call a dog's cock "his little pink lipstick", makes that sound decidely unsavoury!
He got from just being a nerd (yes, Bill was once one of us, too) to being the richest man in the world.
Gates has *always* been rich, his dad *owns* a bank ffs.
personally I prefer teen sluts who suck cock
I was under the impression that the US had lower fuel prices than here in the UK (where 70%+ of our fuel costs are tax)
2 gallons per day = 7.5708236 litres @ 89p per litre = 6.73 pounds sterling = $12.7197 per day
well, what do you know, the exchange makes me feel a bit better again =) go BUSH
SyncML is supposed to be the glue between smart phone and the world
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but good luck with that, my Nokia helpfully converts the XML to somem crazy binary format. I've tried reading the copious 9and I mean copious) docs from the SyncML group and W3. I've captured the binary and chucked it into a HEX viewer but I'm convinced that they've pulled an MS and implemented a format that's the same but different such that I can't decode it (or perhaps it's me)
I've found SyncML programs that do the ASCII/utf-8 version of SyncML but the phone doesn't like it.
The only Smarts I wanted from my phone was the ability to auto-feed my ebay auctions into the calendar and set alarms. Even Python for Symbian is locked out of the calendar database. This story hints towards and even bleaker future where I am locked out of tinkering with my own data for want of a, no doubt pricey, certificate
But the most controversial aspect of Series 60 v3 has clearly been introduced at the request of nervous operators: certification. Applications without certification won't be able to reach into the address book or use connectivity facilities.
Where does the OS line stop and the application line start?
At the boundary between user and kernel memory space.
you mean as in "tabbed dialog boxes" which were introduced into MS software as early as Word 6 which predates the Windows web browser.
hehe I made it up
just ignore the instructor
there are no rules !
> personally-identifiable personal information only be stored on the computer of the person who owns it
I repeat : how do they store the shipping address ?