Just thought I'd bounce a couple of ideas here... First of all, since Mozilla has such a nice interface... that appears to me to be, just a couple of nice gif or jpegs... why don't they make the GUI skinnable?
Secondly, on NS 6... I got a little miffed when I had to be connected to my network to install the browser... for th final version... try packaging an 'all inclusive' one-shot downloaded install.
Finally, I've noticed that NS6/Mozilla doesn't really handle some DHTML the way the old 4.X line had... I know it's based on gecko and will probably be implemented, but does anyone have any insight into this problem?
I really need to read more about this, just don't have the time...
GO M$!!! *you bloated piece of overworked, monopolistic, sack of horse shit*... just a little frustration taken out right there... my Anti-Trust liar, I mean lawyer, told m$.. me... *Did they get that hint I wonder?* (read: Microsoft sucks...)
There are a bunch of Mp3/CD portable player combos. In fact, it's funny you should ask as the first that is acually into production is the Mambo-X and it started Shipping on Friday. It's made by Tagram and has the best features of any of the dual-compliant format players I've seen yet.
For the full low-down on portable players and their support/features go here. Another place to check is Mp3.com's Portable players page. You might find out a little more about some of the players there (especially Mp3 ports.).
It seems to me that the key to AI would be through a self-sufficient language definition. That is to say, a language which can be totally definied by two or more definitions for any one statement. I was wondering if you can shed some insight into the subject and possibly explain why you see it that way.
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maybe one day, we might actually get there...
Isn't it 330,000? Or am I Whacked?
Hey,
Just thought I'd bounce a couple of ideas here...
First of all, since Mozilla has such a nice interface... that appears to me to be, just a couple of nice gif or jpegs... why don't they make the GUI skinnable?
Secondly, on NS 6... I got a little miffed when I had to be connected to my network to install the browser... for th final version... try packaging an 'all inclusive' one-shot downloaded install.
Finally, I've noticed that NS6/Mozilla doesn't really handle some DHTML the way the old 4.X line had... I know it's based on gecko and will probably be implemented, but does anyone have any insight into this problem?
I really need to read more about this, just don't have the time...
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GO M$!!! *you bloated piece of overworked, monopolistic, sack of horse shit*... just a little frustration taken out right there... my Anti-Trust liar, I mean lawyer, told m$.. me... *Did they get that hint I wonder?* (read: Microsoft sucks...)
HAHAHA... I'm making fun of that fact smart-a.. :-P
There are a bunch of Mp3/CD portable player combos. In fact, it's funny you should ask as the first that is acually into production is the Mambo-X and it started Shipping on Friday. It's made by Tagram and has the best features of any of the dual-compliant format players I've seen yet.
For the full low-down on portable players and their support/features go here. Another place to check is Mp3.com's Portable players page. You might find out a little more about some of the players there (especially Mp3 ports.).
It seems to me that the key to AI would be through a self-sufficient language definition. That is to say, a language which can be totally definied by two or more definitions for any one statement. I was wondering if you can shed some insight into the subject and possibly explain why you see it that way.