I thought industrial-strength meant it could be used do dissolve things. It is something I've always found lacking in other languages (except brainf*ck, ulamda, INTERCAL et al which dissolve braincells for breakfast).
AdBlock will do flash or iframes too. It can do blocking on regexps (or a simplified glob type) too in case there are servers you want some content from.
The proxy server solution is nicer if you surf from multiple machines that can access it though.
To rotate a spreadsheet you start by picking up the display device (after sufficient warning to protect yourself from a lawsuit from the manager who attempts this with his 48" "I need this to see my Gantt Charts" monitor).
Were you replying to the grandparent there? Because you just reiterated what I said. However, you used language that made it appear that you thought the opposite.
3) If there is a cute, short, hackerish way to do something, and a longer, more boring, more explicit way to do the same thing, ALWAYS pick the boring way. Anyone who looks at your code in six months will be very pleased (instead of ready to kill you). Since Perl is so flexible, this is always possible. As for performance, well, in my experience the slick, hackerish ways of doing things often slow things down more than the explicit-using-more-lines way of doing things.
If anyone is having difficulty overcoming these tendencies, leave a comment with the cute hack. Then at least everybody will know how clever you are. If you want your cake, leave the easy to read bit as a comment instead:-)
I don't think he'll be entitled to the title "Sir". At least not through this award. I think that ir reserved for subjects of Her Majesty. That may well includes members of the Commonwealth. A certain War of Independence will preclude Bill.
I think two parties seems to be the equilibrium position.
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Maybe its a function of the particular voting system in America. It doesn't seem to hold in other coutries around the world. Recognising an equilibrium for these kinds of systems isn't easy of course.
The comment at the top, in css class "ahem". Saying that my browser doesn't support css. What actually happened is your server couldn't serve the css page. With pretentions like these are you suprised people don't care about the facts of BSD?
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I thought industrial-strength meant it could be used do dissolve things. It is something I've always found lacking in other languages (except brainf*ck, ulamda, INTERCAL et al which dissolve braincells for breakfast).
AdBlock will do flash or iframes too. It can do blocking on regexps (or a simplified glob type) too in case there are servers you want some content from.
The proxy server solution is nicer if you surf from multiple machines that can access it though.
Never been to England? More like 90% :-)
To rotate a spreadsheet you start by picking up the display device (after sufficient warning to protect yourself from a lawsuit from the manager who attempts this with his 48" "I need this to see my Gantt Charts" monitor).
Were you replying to the grandparent there? Because you just reiterated what I said. However, you used language that made it appear that you thought the opposite.
This is the only good use of Flash I've seen. My nephew likes it, anyway.
Economy expanding usually refers to something like GDP increasing. This can happen without creating jobs.
3) If there is a cute, short, hackerish way to do something, and a longer, more boring, more explicit way to do the same thing, ALWAYS pick the boring way. Anyone who looks at your code in six months will be very pleased (instead of ready to kill you). Since Perl is so flexible, this is always possible. As for performance, well, in my experience the slick, hackerish ways of doing things often slow things down more than the explicit-using-more-lines way of doing things.
If anyone is having difficulty overcoming these tendencies, leave a comment with the cute hack. Then at least everybody will know how clever you are. If you want your cake, leave the easy to read bit as a comment instead :-)
I had to wait three years for mine, the only criterion they mentioned was not being dead, but I'd bet there were some esoteric ones as well.
You forgot to put your Morphix CD in first, and reboot...
The Amiga had WOM.
Surely that is more a low latency demo than a high bandwidth one?
Everybody gets this confused. A good meeting is one without an agenda. A bad meeting is one without beer.
Are Old English Miles different to the ones used in the UK now? Just curious.
It's not bad or misinformed, just irrelevant to the parent thread.
Eh? Brimstone is a solid at room temperature. Do I win a Nobel prize? :-)
I think technically it's because he is not a subject of Her Majesty. But it probably amounts to the same thing.
I don't think he'll be entitled to the title "Sir". At least not through this award. I think that ir reserved for subjects of Her Majesty. That may well includes members of the Commonwealth. A certain War of Independence will preclude Bill.
I think two parties seems to be the equilibrium position.
.Maybe its a function of the particular voting system in America. It doesn't seem to hold in other coutries around the world. Recognising an equilibrium for these kinds of systems isn't easy of course.
I recall that although it was extremely light, it fell quickly when I dropped it from hand to the other
Welcome to gravity, its pretty much the same for everybody on earth.
The comment at the top, in css class "ahem". Saying that my browser doesn't support css. What actually happened is your server couldn't serve the css page. With pretentions like these are you suprised people don't care about the facts of BSD?
Err, that would be Clay Shirky. Doh!
I think Cal Shirky said it best.
If you just want to count tcp listening sockets, you can do
At least with the netstat I got from Gentoo. Your code will count any tcp sockets.
Eh? What's wrong with telnet. If you don't have the time to craft the packets by hand by connecting yourself to an ethernet cable that is.
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