www.gnod.net is similar to what you are saying... I think it has quite a cool interface as well, but it not only does music, but books and films as well
All successfull business's recognise that without people, companies are literally worthless. People are the most important asset. they make your products, run your services, clean your toilets. If production needs to be ramped up, the only way to invest in technology is to have the people to do the R&D and the hard work to get it in place!!!
I am under the impression that he (PM) is more or less stating that grants should be issued more willingly to small gaming companies with good ideas. For instance many local councils will provide grants (or at least put you in touch with organisations that do) to small companies that have good business models and are "Investors in People" (ie they employ local talent). Therefore if a games company can produce a reliable and sustainable product and client base then yes; grants are good... If not; they are just the same as all small failing business's and not really worth a damn:)
Remeber a country that has people in employment (even if it is goverenment subsidised) is technically more... can't think of the word.... economically stable.
There is a new beta period just been announced for the latest version here... It has a lot of feature improvements that the non-postgres fans moan about (i.e column drop)
Would the atoms and electrons not be effected by rougue neutrinos more than a normal harddrive would? Which obviously needs millions of atoms to encode one bit?
Would the atoms and electrons not be effect by rougue Neutrinos more than a normal hardrive, which obviously needs millions of atoms to encode one bit?
I don't think that is the solution, I have been writing a free format Mailing Address Matcher recently, and simply having 'is X a subset of Y' isn't the best idea (it is not bad) but things might be totaly in the wrong order etc etc.... Some sort of context analysis will help alot. Levenstein Distances etc.
ps I am in no way saying that what freshmeat do is bad, but since it is on a a 'small' scale then there solution is probably best for them.
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Does anyone know how to enter the contest?
I actually think the statistic he was mentioning was:
1 GBP in every 8 GBP spent by general consumers is spent in Tesco stores.
This figure may be wrong, but it is the best that I can remember.
www.kinlan.co.uk
Why did you cry reading "The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress"? are you a closset commie?
And how do you do that on a Windows box?
I would have thought that you would have 3/4 less life, rather than losing all your life.... 1 - (1/2 * 1/2) = 3/4 rather than 1/2 + 1/2!
:)
What am I saying we all have no life!
Eep
Ah so that is how they work :)
Hard as in NP Hard?
What?!?! your saying you want messages from your ex.... Brave Man :)
I always try asd@asd.com and it always appears that some other user has thought of it before me :)
Since everyone is coughing so much....
h *c ough*cough*cough*cough.. There better, I really must go the doctors!!
*cough*cough*cough*cough*cough*cough*cough*coug
Yeah I really enjoyed that film :), however my DVD version of it has a really bad echo on its soundtrack, and I am a bit too lazy to send it back :(
So we have Earth, Water, Wind and Fire???? What is the fifth ;)
Sounds a bit like McDonalds!!
I would have thought MS Office would have to be made illegal!!
yeah but he was saying that the
tag should not be in the message!!
www.gnod.net is similar to what you are saying... I think it has quite a cool interface as well, but it not only does music, but books and films as well
All successfull business's recognise that without people, companies are literally worthless. People are the most important asset. they make your products, run your services, clean your toilets. If production needs to be ramped up, the only way to invest in technology is to have the people to do the R&D and the hard work to get it in place!!!
I am under the impression that he (PM) is more or less stating that grants should be issued more willingly to small gaming companies with good ideas. For instance many local councils will provide grants (or at least put you in touch with organisations that do) to small companies that have good business models and are "Investors in People" (ie they employ local talent). Therefore if a games company can produce a reliable and sustainable product and client base then yes; grants are good... If not; they are just the same as all small failing business's and not really worth a damn :)
... can't think of the word.... economically stable.
Remeber a country that has people in employment (even if it is goverenment subsidised) is technically more
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There is a new beta period just been announced for the latest version here... It has a lot of feature improvements that the non-postgres fans moan about (i.e column drop)
Then there is this little bit at the end
:)
I expect to hear some great sucking sounds over the next ten or twenty years.
Jeez I can't spell!
It should have read
Would the atoms and electrons not be effected by rougue neutrinos more than a normal harddrive would? Which obviously needs millions of atoms to encode one bit?
Would the atoms and electrons not be effect by rougue Neutrinos more than a normal hardrive, which obviously needs millions of atoms to encode one bit?
I don't think that is the solution, I have been writing a free format Mailing Address Matcher recently, and simply having 'is X a subset of Y' isn't the best idea (it is not bad) but things might be totaly in the wrong order etc etc.... Some sort of context analysis will help alot. Levenstein Distances etc.
ps I am in no way saying that what freshmeat do is bad, but since it is on a a 'small' scale then there solution is probably best for them.