Wow! I looked up "jaded" in the dictionary and a link to your comment came up. Jesus. I think I need to go lie in a bed of flowers and cover myself with bunny rabbits for about an hour to counteract the horrible bitterness of your post.
Wow, this article is not what I expected in the slightest. Here I was thinking it was some hot 21-year-old girl who was gonna look 21 the rest of her life, and I was gonna show up here and say "Some guy is gonna be a super lucky husband!" But, uh...er... anyway, moving right along.
I use Mac (a MacBook Pro and a Mac Pro), so I just do rsync -Cavz ~/Documents/SomeDir//Volumes/myusername/Documents/SomeDir/ and then usually an rsync the other direction, and I'm done.
So much ignorance in these comments. People really don't understand how ASCAP works, otherwise you'd realize it's not possible for ASCAP to collect money from people singing around a camp fire.
Thank you, this is exactly what I wanted to say. The iPhone/iPod Touch is in no danger of being overtaken by the competition any time soon... I almost laughed when I read the bit about MS, Palm, Google, etc. catching up. I know this sounds fanboyish, but to be completely honest, I don't have any product loyalty. I use whatever I feel is the best gadget for me and my purposes, and at this point in time, my iPhone 3G does everything (and more) that I need/want in a phone and mobile PDA. Apple has spent far more time and research on user interfaces and usability than the competitors, I think, and it shows.
How you ever got modded insightful is beyond me, because you really have no idea what you're talking about. As an iPhone owner since the day it was released, and as a very tech savvy geek who is not swayed by flashy advertising and "status symbolism," I can tell you the iPhone suits my needs perfectly. For me, the App Store is probably the biggest thing I like about it. There's just an insane amount of software available for it: I can play all kinds of games on it, I can SSH into my home Linux box, as well as SFTP into it and grab files, I can email, surf, text, watch TV shows and movies. It really does everything I need it to.
Now don't get me wrong, the exclusion of copy and paste for this long is simply inexcusable, and frankly it's absurd. I'm glad this summer they're finally adding that "feature" in with the new firmware update. The iPhone isn't perfect, and there are still a few things I could see being improved, but for the most part, it's the killer phone.
Just use Javascript, watch for either some mouse movements or onBlur/onFocus.. and if those are present, then isHuman will == 1, and you pass that to the server side. Actually, you'll want to have some obscure variable name to make it less obvious.
Right, imagine this: as the dealer deals out the cards, the pit bosses see your leg jiggling up and down rapidly as each card comes out. That doesn't look suspicious at all.;)
I pay for Amazon Prime, so I get free 2-day shipping on everything on the store (that Amazon stocks, of course). And in many cases, I'll get my stuff in just one day depending on where it ships from. This, plus the fact that the prices are pretty damn competitive, makes it my preferred online store. I can't see myself ever boycotting Amazon.
He's still a Republican plant. He's connected to Charles Keating, of the Keating Five scandal (which McCain was involved in). The point is, the Republicans put him up there to confront Obama to stir shit up. It was not genuine (few things that come from the right ever are).
Research and coverage was done on "Joe the Plumber," and rightly so--he's a fraud. I'm glad everyone dug deep enough to uncover the fact that his name is actually Samuel Wurzelbacher, and he is NOT a plumber at all, but a criminal (tax evasion). And a Republican plant, on top of all that. Summarily: he's a piece of shit.
Obviously. How is my post "joking"? I'm just explaining how it works. The solution is pretty straight-forward, but you'd be surprised how many e-commerce stores ship with vulnerable code.
Of course, that's on a very simplistic level. They do much worse things, like throw in entire coded blocks of SQL code to do all kinds of malicious things, like insert script tags pointing to their site.
More sophisticated attackers have bots that have a catalog of online stores' known weaknesses (for instance, CandyPress - piece of garbage), and it knows exactly which pages to target.
We have the right to bare arms. PERIOD. That means if I want a magazine that holds 50+ rounds, I can have it. If I want a machine gun, so be it. Handgun -you bet - and NO license if I want to carry.
What? Wow! Imagine if every nutjob who wanted a machine gun, could have one. Sorry, but the right to bear arms was different back in the day of Jefferson. They didn't have kids going into school with a musket and blowing everyone away. Times have changed. The founding fathers couldn't have possibly fathomed where we would be today as a society.
That being said, I think legal concealed carry would reduce crime (criminals will be less confident trying to mug someone who's packing a Glock), but gun-carriers would have to pass a regiment of psychological profiles, emotional intelligence tests, and whatnot. And sorry to say, but you, my friend, would probably not pass those tests.
No prob.:) I didn't mean to be snarky if it was taken that way, just being sarcastic. I actually had no clue if what you wanted to do was possible, but a simple "svn help" got me my answer pretty darn quickly.
Subversion usability leaves a lot to be desired (although the book is really nice). For example, cd into a working copy that you've never seen before and try to determine its exact repository URL.
Uhh, ok.
$ cd tortoiseSVN
$ svn info
Path:.
URL: http://svn.collab.net/repos/svn/trunk
Repository Root: http://svn.collab.net/repos/svn
Repository UUID: 612f8ebc-c883-4be0-9ee0-a4e9ef946e3a
Revision: 33826
Node Kind: directory
Schedule: normal
Last Changed Author: hwright
Last Changed Rev: 33826
Last Changed Date: 2008-10-21 15:16:27 -0500 (Tue, 21 Oct 2008)
No, you're right. It does say "Lol". Full excerpt:
"and let not n00bs who disbelieve suppose that they can outstrip ALLAH'S PURPOSE!!!!1 lol they cannot escape. make ready for them all u can of armed force and of...OMG PONIES!!! rofl. so um..that thereby ye may dismay the enemy of Allah and u can haz victory."
So, web devs, let your users decide. Give the 'rel="external"' attribute to your external links, and put a simple checkbox or dropdown on your web site saying "Open external links in new tab/window?" And if that option is enabled.... (jQuery code follows)
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Wow! I looked up "jaded" in the dictionary and a link to your comment came up. Jesus. I think I need to go lie in a bed of flowers and cover myself with bunny rabbits for about an hour to counteract the horrible bitterness of your post.
Wow, this article is not what I expected in the slightest. Here I was thinking it was some hot 21-year-old girl who was gonna look 21 the rest of her life, and I was gonna show up here and say "Some guy is gonna be a super lucky husband!" But, uh...er... anyway, moving right along.
I use Mac (a MacBook Pro and a Mac Pro), so I just do rsync -Cavz ~/Documents/SomeDir/ /Volumes/myusername/Documents/SomeDir/ and then usually an rsync the other direction, and I'm done.
So much ignorance in these comments. People really don't understand how ASCAP works, otherwise you'd realize it's not possible for ASCAP to collect money from people singing around a camp fire.
Hear hear! AT&T is garbage, and the iPhone is the only reason I'm with them.
Thank you, this is exactly what I wanted to say. The iPhone/iPod Touch is in no danger of being overtaken by the competition any time soon... I almost laughed when I read the bit about MS, Palm, Google, etc. catching up. I know this sounds fanboyish, but to be completely honest, I don't have any product loyalty. I use whatever I feel is the best gadget for me and my purposes, and at this point in time, my iPhone 3G does everything (and more) that I need/want in a phone and mobile PDA. Apple has spent far more time and research on user interfaces and usability than the competitors, I think, and it shows.
How you ever got modded insightful is beyond me, because you really have no idea what you're talking about. As an iPhone owner since the day it was released, and as a very tech savvy geek who is not swayed by flashy advertising and "status symbolism," I can tell you the iPhone suits my needs perfectly. For me, the App Store is probably the biggest thing I like about it. There's just an insane amount of software available for it: I can play all kinds of games on it, I can SSH into my home Linux box, as well as SFTP into it and grab files, I can email, surf, text, watch TV shows and movies. It really does everything I need it to.
Now don't get me wrong, the exclusion of copy and paste for this long is simply inexcusable, and frankly it's absurd. I'm glad this summer they're finally adding that "feature" in with the new firmware update. The iPhone isn't perfect, and there are still a few things I could see being improved, but for the most part, it's the killer phone.
Just use Javascript, watch for either some mouse movements or onBlur/onFocus.. and if those are present, then isHuman will == 1, and you pass that to the server side. Actually, you'll want to have some obscure variable name to make it less obvious.
You's guys' don't wanna knows!
Right, imagine this: as the dealer deals out the cards, the pit bosses see your leg jiggling up and down rapidly as each card comes out. That doesn't look suspicious at all. ;)
This article is pronksurd! You can't go pronking articles about pronks!
I pay for Amazon Prime, so I get free 2-day shipping on everything on the store (that Amazon stocks, of course). And in many cases, I'll get my stuff in just one day depending on where it ships from. This, plus the fact that the prices are pretty damn competitive, makes it my preferred online store. I can't see myself ever boycotting Amazon.
He's still a Republican plant. He's connected to Charles Keating, of the Keating Five scandal (which McCain was involved in). The point is, the Republicans put him up there to confront Obama to stir shit up. It was not genuine (few things that come from the right ever are).
Research and coverage was done on "Joe the Plumber," and rightly so--he's a fraud. I'm glad everyone dug deep enough to uncover the fact that his name is actually Samuel Wurzelbacher, and he is NOT a plumber at all, but a criminal (tax evasion). And a Republican plant, on top of all that. Summarily: he's a piece of shit.
Left hand for most people. Right hand for Greek/Russian/Etc Orthodox.
Agreed. I guess I just disagreed with:
Nothing to do with shady. Even some reputable carts have holes in them. Some programmers are more meticulous than others. :)
Obviously. How is my post "joking"? I'm just explaining how it works. The solution is pretty straight-forward, but you'd be surprised how many e-commerce stores ship with vulnerable code.
You know not what you're talking about.
SQL injection attacks involve passing SQL code through the query-string. On a simple level:
An attacker sees that, and changes the URL in their browser to:
Of course, that's on a very simplistic level. They do much worse things, like throw in entire coded blocks of SQL code to do all kinds of malicious things, like insert script tags pointing to their site.
More sophisticated attackers have bots that have a catalog of online stores' known weaknesses (for instance, CandyPress - piece of garbage), and it knows exactly which pages to target.
We have the right to bare arms. PERIOD. That means if I want a magazine that holds 50+ rounds, I can have it. If I want a machine gun, so be it. Handgun -you bet - and NO license if I want to carry.
What? Wow! Imagine if every nutjob who wanted a machine gun, could have one. Sorry, but the right to bear arms was different back in the day of Jefferson. They didn't have kids going into school with a musket and blowing everyone away. Times have changed. The founding fathers couldn't have possibly fathomed where we would be today as a society.
That being said, I think legal concealed carry would reduce crime (criminals will be less confident trying to mug someone who's packing a Glock), but gun-carriers would have to pass a regiment of psychological profiles, emotional intelligence tests, and whatnot. And sorry to say, but you, my friend, would probably not pass those tests.
"Moist" is just one of those words that is automatically associated with one other particular word, usually sexual in nature. "Pert" is another.
I just had to make that comment. It was either that, or "mmm, a moister, chewier Mars."
No prob. :) I didn't mean to be snarky if it was taken that way, just being sarcastic. I actually had no clue if what you wanted to do was possible, but a simple "svn help" got me my answer pretty darn quickly.
Subversion usability leaves a lot to be desired (although the book is really nice). For example, cd into a working copy that you've never seen before and try to determine its exact repository URL.
Uhh, ok.
$ cd tortoiseSVN
$ svn info
Path:
URL: http://svn.collab.net/repos/svn/trunk
Repository Root: http://svn.collab.net/repos/svn
Repository UUID: 612f8ebc-c883-4be0-9ee0-a4e9ef946e3a
Revision: 33826
Node Kind: directory
Schedule: normal
Last Changed Author: hwright
Last Changed Rev: 33826
Last Changed Date: 2008-10-21 15:16:27 -0500 (Tue, 21 Oct 2008)
That was tough. I think I broke a sweat.
svn has no merge tracking.
As of 1.5, it does.
Lo! they cannot escape.
I misread that as "Lol". 4114h00 4kH bR !!!
No, you're right. It does say "Lol". Full excerpt:
"and let not n00bs who disbelieve suppose that they can outstrip ALLAH'S PURPOSE!!!!1 lol they cannot escape. make ready for them all u can of armed force and of...OMG PONIES!!! rofl. so um..that thereby ye may dismay the enemy of Allah and u can haz victory."
Exactly.
So, web devs, let your users decide. Give the 'rel="external"' attribute to your external links, and put a simple checkbox or dropdown on your web site saying "Open external links in new tab/window?" And if that option is enabled.... (jQuery code follows)
$('a[href!=""][rel="external"]').attr("target", "_blank");
Problem solved.