> I think it's only a few years away and you'll come across web sites which may at first glance look like like old school html with a bit of flash, but are in fact XAML... a windows application.
At first glance these will not look like old school html to me, they will look like a big square with "download plugin" or some such in the middle.
> I can hear you all saying... but Java and Flash are cross platform.
They are cross platform round here, blank squares are easy to draw.
> Like Java and Flash,.NET to some is going to increasingly become more cross platform, it's been designed that way from the outset.
That's an interesting search because it shows that Accoona can't handle character encodings outside of 32-127. When you can't display é in your search results you have lost.
Perhaps it is because Javascript is not available on every platform and we believe in accessibility.
All of my sites have Javascript in them, my latest even make extensive use of XMLHttpRequest, neither of which are REQUIRED to make it work.
FFS that web search is a text input and three buttons.
You display your ignorance with "Apache authentication" it is HTTP Authentication. But you are right about not being able to log out. It was not until the world of Firefox Extensions that such a feature was available.
"No password in the clear" was very easily available to the developers of the 4.0 browsers but they chose to ignore it, for shame.
> I just don't see anything beyond static web content with js and cookies unless it's horribly over programmed on the server side.
Slashdot Mirror
You are confusing TV with real life.
Real people here have been bawdy for centuries, it is the ruling elite who are fucked up about cocks and cunts.
Magic cards - try http://www.cutting-edge-cards.com/
they have a buy list and will pay via paypal if you ask them direct
So, you just walk into the food store and help yourself to what you want and wander out without paying ?
"it has to be free or we will just steal it"
I'd rather pay $15 for a cd if food was free
how about this one :
http://www.webstandards.org/files/acid2/test.html
Grown-ups have a saying : "Secure by default"
> It's up to you to tighten it down.
Thanks, that's a real help.
Even with the knowledge of the damage that caused, you are still in favour of that design philosophy; you're hired !
I think you miss my (snide) point.
.Net
Mono !=
Never will
You'll find it was on NT that notepad increased its text size capability.
64k is the maximum amount of memory you could malloc on x86 in real mode becuase 64k is the segment size.
It is also why Win 3x/9x would run out of memory as resources such as fonts & icons where all kept in one segment.
What's wrong with edit.com ?
In computer science we call these the kernel and userland
start here : man man
> I think it's only a few years away and you'll come across web sites which may at first glance look like like old school html with a bit of flash, but are in fact XAML... a windows application.
.NET to some is going to increasingly become more cross platform, it's been designed that way from the outset.
At first glance these will not look like old school html to me, they will look like a big square with "download plugin" or some such in the middle.
> I can hear you all saying... but Java and Flash are cross platform.
They are cross platform round here, blank squares are easy to draw.
> Like Java and Flash,
When is the plan9 version slated for release ?
It no longer has a 64k file size restriction and now lets you have extensions that are not .txt.
It really isn't hard to keep your sensitive data safe from the first order of inspection.
One can bleat that the jack boots are calling but don't start whining because your data protection measures are unsound.
With sloppiness like that, what damage a laptop in the hands of a mole.
On whether I have the 45 spare minutes required to compile my OS and applications from scratch ?
That's an interesting search because it shows that Accoona can't handle character encodings outside of 32-127. When you can't display é in your search results you have lost.
Perhaps it is because Javascript is not available on every platform and we believe in accessibility.
All of my sites have Javascript in them, my latest even make extensive use of XMLHttpRequest, neither of which are REQUIRED to make it work.
FFS that web search is a text input and three buttons.
You display your ignorance with "Apache authentication" it is HTTP Authentication. But you are right about not being able to log out. It was not until the world of Firefox Extensions that such a feature was available.
"No password in the clear" was very easily available to the developers of the 4.0 browsers but they chose to ignore it, for shame.
> I just don't see anything beyond static web content with js and cookies unless it's horribly over programmed on the server side.
It is perhaps because you are blind.
so I think it is a stinking pile of shit
Not only is UNIX dead, it's starting to smell really bad." Rob Pike - circa 1991
The inventors of Unix don't use it any more, isn't that enough for you people.
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: The Unix Legacy (pdf)
That's interesting because on last night's main BBC news they described it as "the lastest craze" and gave it quite a postive piece.
Obvious reasons ?
They aren't obvious to me ?
Do you live in Iran or some ?
Will Hilary send the biys round to give you a good hiding ?
When was this "back then" of which you speak ?
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/03/08/origami_um pc_clunker/
another MS hardware failure, to be sure
It is a criminal offence to sell fruit & veg by the pound in the UK under the Weights & Measures (Units of Measurement) Regulations 1994.
Here's the first prosecution who became a cause célbre, known as The Metric Martyr
Ironically, he's even dead now !
There is much debate over the actual legality of the act.
DRM != Trusted Computing
IPv4 is NOT a subset of IPv6