with so much free everything, labor will lose it's importance, and we will turn into a self indulging society of decay.
we should suggest something to do with our free time.
I suggest we do wars on other planets / galaxies.
what about a device that is controlled by wind or some other uncontrolled phenomenon, where if it reaches a certain velocity or changes it's direction, it would do something.
like wind = act of god? / act of nature?
unfortunately irc wasnt very helpful either, I don't know if it's the whole community or just the places I've been in.
irc channels I've tried that werent very helpful were:
#gentoo
#samba
#debian
the norm was either repeat the question more than twice, and then typing in caps to see if anyone could answer it.
you are right tho, sometimes it's just trying to find out how to make a program work.
you just open up the browser and put in your question. then search between vulnerability reports and archived mailing lists.
or posting on some forum and wait for your question to be answered.
wait, that doesn't seem better...
some users do require pppoe and some are just dhcp, I don't remember quite well because I worked for verizon dsl like 3 years ago, but pppoe was in decline because users wouldnt bother with it.
HOWEVER
users that had to configure a pppoe connection on their computers, instead on the modem/router that they get from verizon, were like 2% or less of the calls in a year for me.
you can access the modem/router from any kind of browser as far as I could remember.
back then we didn't have or offered linux support, some of the level 3 guys did have some linux experience, other than that, if you had linux, and didn't have experience with it, or experience with configuring the router through the browser, you were SOL.
gimp is not an alternative to ps if you use it for professional work.
for example:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=940757
I've used gimp and photoshop and there are things that still need to be polished in gimp before it can be a real competitor
I like how you can do some stuff in gimp really easy and i definitely like it, but it's not the same.
like in mine, i bought a cd from the 'relapse' label that costed around 24 dlls. yes thats the price for decent new cd's in my country.
Now who in their right mind would pay that upfront again? not me, ever, the cd wasnt even that good, plus i couldnt return it. So yeah it wasnt the record company, it was a store.
but also, i decided "f-it, if im going to spend money on music, why not buy it directly from the label" this was back at '99.
i looked up some cd's at the Earache store, and sure it was cheap, i got 2 cd's for like 20 dlls.
but they never came, and i got charged for it.
Earache excuse? because the girl who managed that stuff got fired...
how am i supposed to feel when i hear that record companies are selling less cd's now?
im certainly not surprised.
from the article it seems that popular culture has made godzilla widespread, so people actually believe it's public domain.
all of the cases listed on the article had either the name godzilla or the picture of godzilla except davezilla and subway
the guy with the blog prob didn't want to take it to court because he doesn't want to battle it out, all thought I think he would have won, from the looks of the logo, which were a) a shadow of a monster in a similar fashion to dinosaurs and b) the name 'davezilla' and subway was bad too... ok so now, they are just a)paranoid, b)greedy, c)both
what do ppl think when they hear zilla?
and who created the 'zilla'? toho...
from wikipedia
Popular Culture
* The suffix "-zilla", now appended to many words. The enduring popularity of the Godzilla creature has led to "-zilla"'s contemporary usage in neologisms that describe something which is considered to be monstrous, extreme, or out of control, as in: "bridezilla" (for misbehaving brides) or "browzilla" (for large, overgrown eyebrows).
so true, I don't know who else has a use for this except web developers.
As a web developer myself I rather test a page in each browser instead of having one with 3 rendering engines in it.
I didn't read the article but I'm guessing it only does 1 kind of ie. (maybe 7?) which is worthless because most of the problems occour in ie6 (god bless its heart)
And most of the time, if not ever, if firefox displays it fine, then most of all the non ie browsers will do that too. And also because of firebug, I don't get that in ie... no, you did not say iedeveloper bar.
why not have a page called trident and just put a link of all the major browsers there.
what's so bad about access and vba isnt that its vb its that all the code is embedded into the application.
you have:
tables + queries + reports + forms + vba
all in sales.mdb
and it might be "ok" for a 1 man job, but try it with a team of ppl, its stupidity at its best. you cant merge those files together. instead of svn you just store them away in diff folders.
'luckily' good ol' microsoft thought about it, and lets you do a drag and drop operation, cute.
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i once had a project once that wasn't normalized and on top of that was written in access, and vba code for forms. high level shit.
and if defaultbrowser== chrome?
with so much free everything, labor will lose it's importance, and we will turn into a self indulging society of decay.
we should suggest something to do with our free time.
I suggest we do wars on other planets / galaxies.
advertising partners come to mind. not sure how that would play out tho.
1. hire hackers 2. get keygen 3. ??? 4. profit!
in your example; how would the gov know u have a genetic disorder?
isn't all medical data in the usa obtained in a hospital / clinic / etc which IS a private company?
Last.fm> TRIXED!
what about a device that is controlled by wind or some other uncontrolled phenomenon, where if it reaches a certain velocity or changes it's direction, it would do something.
like wind = act of god? / act of nature?
unfortunately irc wasnt very helpful either, I don't know if it's the whole community or just the places I've been in.
irc channels I've tried that werent very helpful were:
#gentoo #samba #debian
the norm was either repeat the question more than twice, and then typing in caps to see if anyone could answer it.
you are right tho, sometimes it's just trying to find out how to make a program work.
you just open up the browser and put in your question. then search between vulnerability reports and archived mailing lists.
or posting on some forum and wait for your question to be answered.
wait, that doesn't seem better...
windows xp ships with command line ftp.
ftp into mozilla.org and you can download firefox.
regular users would just be slapped in the face lol
I'm just gonna cheer in the movie theater when he says 'Wow, the spaceship!'
some users do require pppoe and some are just dhcp, I don't remember quite well because I worked for verizon dsl like 3 years ago, but pppoe was in decline because users wouldnt bother with it.
HOWEVER
users that had to configure a pppoe connection on their computers, instead on the modem/router that they get from verizon, were like 2% or less of the calls in a year for me.
you can access the modem/router from any kind of browser as far as I could remember.
back then we didn't have or offered linux support, some of the level 3 guys did have some linux experience, other than that, if you had linux, and didn't have experience with it, or experience with configuring the router through the browser, you were SOL.
it's because microsoft doesn't want linux on laptops that could have vista.
it's like a search engine?
gimp is not an alternative to ps if you use it for professional work. :
for example
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=940757
I've used gimp and photoshop and there are things that still need to be polished in gimp before it can be a real competitor
I like how you can do some stuff in gimp really easy and i definitely like it, but it's not the same.
it's on the top left
it also says to download the article in "pdf" format.
where is the "standard, universal format" ?
it makes me think it's just an article to ripe on you tube.
like in mine, i bought a cd from the 'relapse' label that costed around 24 dlls. yes thats the price for decent new cd's in my country.
Now who in their right mind would pay that upfront again? not me, ever, the cd wasnt even that good, plus i couldnt return it. So yeah it wasnt the record company, it was a store.
but also, i decided "f-it, if im going to spend money on music, why not buy it directly from the label" this was back at '99.
i looked up some cd's at the Earache store, and sure it was cheap, i got 2 cd's for like 20 dlls.
but they never came, and i got charged for it.
Earache excuse? because the girl who managed that stuff got fired...
how am i supposed to feel when i hear that record companies are selling less cd's now? im certainly not surprised.
gasoline motors can easily be converted to propane based, all thought I'm not sure how safe those kind of motors are.
it's an alternative to gasoline.
from the article it seems that popular culture has made godzilla widespread, so people actually believe it's public domain.
all of the cases listed on the article had either the name godzilla or the picture of godzilla except davezilla and subway
the guy with the blog prob didn't want to take it to court because he doesn't want to battle it out, all thought I think he would have won, from the looks of the logo, which were a) a shadow of a monster in a similar fashion to dinosaurs and b) the name 'davezilla' and subway was bad too... ok so now, they are just a)paranoid, b)greedy, c)both
what do ppl think when they hear zilla? and who created the 'zilla'? toho...
from wikipedia
Popular Culture
* The suffix "-zilla", now appended to many words. The enduring popularity of the Godzilla creature has led to "-zilla"'s contemporary usage in neologisms that describe something which is considered to be monstrous, extreme, or out of control, as in: "bridezilla" (for misbehaving brides) or "browzilla" (for large, overgrown eyebrows).
so true, I don't know who else has a use for this except web developers.
As a web developer myself I rather test a page in each browser instead of having one with 3 rendering engines in it.
I didn't read the article but I'm guessing it only does 1 kind of ie. (maybe 7?) which is worthless because most of the problems occour in ie6 (god bless its heart)
And most of the time, if not ever, if firefox displays it fine, then most of all the non ie browsers will do that too. And also because of firebug, I don't get that in ie... no, you did not say iedeveloper bar.
why not have a page called trident and just put a link of all the major browsers there.
'I would click that'
not chrome either
is bad enough its something copy pasted, but cnet? eww
what's so bad about access and vba isnt that its vb its that all the code is embedded into the application. you have: tables + queries + reports + forms + vba all in sales.mdb and it might be "ok" for a 1 man job, but try it with a team of ppl, its stupidity at its best. you cant merge those files together. instead of svn you just store them away in diff folders. 'luckily' good ol' microsoft thought about it, and lets you do a drag and drop operation, cute.