and, though the report suggests this has got better (who knows, I gave up long ago) suddenly some disparate part of the *new and improved* OS breaks. ADO versions are a good candidate. Your ASP files used CDONTS, too bad we don't do it like that any more.
Oh you expected automatic database pooling in IIS but that's been deprecated and now your ASP files that store them in the session run out of connections and your customers are on the phone wanting to know why your web app that you wrote last year has started failing.
I'm not an OSS programmer but during the course of my computer use I have :
I have fixed a few bugs in OSS for our business use (and reported them, naturally). I have used OSS files to read how a protocol works. I have read OSS files to see what files are being accessed. I have added a new feature to OSS and had it merged into the distribution.
Meanwhile, I have been frustrated by CSS that said "file not found" or Software that assumed I had a C: drive and was unable to fix it.
Yeah, good job it doesn't happen anywhere else in the world
no wait,
"America's 25,000 cotton farmers received more than $3bn in subsidies last year, equivalent to 100% of the market value of cotton output. This works out at a staggering subsidy of $230 an acre."
In 1994 the Urban Institute in Washington DC estimated that one out of 6 elderly people in the U.S. has an inadequate diet.
The infant mortality rate is closely linked to inadequate nutrition among pregnant women. The U.S. ranks 23rd among industrial nations in infant mortality. African-American infants die at nearly twice the rate of white infants.
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SQL has no logic, ergo that description is wrong.
If a procedure is encapsulated logic
that's a pretty big if
Don't say that about Microsoft, that's just ignorance, you're being ignorant.
that's specific to your culture
Firefox does a yellow location bar for SSL already.
Here's why
http://www.mnftiu.cc/mnftiu.cc/images/war.008.gif
what an exciting episode, can't wait to see that one
idea :
do it yourself
at least you got the sequence right
Windows then Linux
and, though the report suggests this has got better (who knows, I gave up long ago) suddenly some disparate part of the *new and improved* OS breaks. ADO versions are a good candidate. Your ASP files used CDONTS, too bad we don't do it like that any more.
Oh you expected automatic database pooling in IIS but that's been deprecated and now your ASP files that store them in the session run out of connections and your customers are on the phone wanting to know why your web app that you wrote last year has started failing.
been there, burnt the t-shirt etc. etc.
time to go back to Linux school then
Windows : migrate or die
*nix : oh, I've not touched that server for 3 years, bulletproof, see : 1 year uptime
That's news, I wasn't aware Islam was a race.
I'm not an OSS programmer but during the course of my computer use I have :
I have fixed a few bugs in OSS for our business use (and reported them, naturally).
I have used OSS files to read how a protocol works.
I have read OSS files to see what files are being accessed.
I have added a new feature to OSS and had it merged into the distribution.
Meanwhile, I have been frustrated by CSS that said "file not found" or Software that assumed I had a C: drive and was unable to fix it.
what is this "braodening" of which you speak ?
Yeah, good job it doesn't happen anywhere else in the world
no wait,
"America's 25,000 cotton farmers received more than $3bn in subsidies last year, equivalent to 100% of the market value of cotton output. This works out at a staggering subsidy of $230 an acre."
Not that I'm defending the C.A.P.
some depressing reading :
http://www.guardian.co.uk/leaders/story/0,3604,10
c l u e l e s s
every new born is a mutation
competition for resources is a evolutionary pressure
fitness for lifestyle is an evolutionary pressure
resistance to disease is an evolutionary pressure
I don't think you have a comprehension of the timescales evolution works on
IIS
Do you think these lawyers will be hired to act in DRM related cases ?
I bet there's quite a few of them that know squat about chemistry but we still have pollution based court cases.
ok :
t /stats.htm
The influeza pandemic post WW1
HIV/AIDS
Suitability for city living
World Hunger :
http://library.thinkquest.org/C002291/high/presen
In 1994 the Urban Institute in Washington DC estimated that one out of 6 elderly people in the U.S. has an inadequate diet.
The infant mortality rate is closely linked to inadequate nutrition among pregnant women. The U.S. ranks 23rd among industrial nations in infant mortality. African-American infants die at nearly twice the rate of white infants.
Every 3.6 seconds someone dies of hunger
do you mean humans from the last 50,000 years ?
or the last 10 ?
lol, now that's funneh, I wish I'd been there
since when ?
you really have no idea what you're saying
If my kid jumps from a window tomorrow, can I claim he was re-enacting a scene from "The Lives of Tianjin" and sue the parents ?
That's right, there is no evolutionary pressure any more.
dumbass
'Lawyers don't have any better understanding of technology than a cow does algebra.'
Is that right?