AFAIK, There is no way to create an ArrayList backed by an int[], so you have to create an alternative class or use int[] directly, but naive programmers are surely going to believe that an ArrayList will be as efficient as an int[] when it will clearly not be.
Now that AIM 5.5 uses Flash for advertisements, you can right click and zoom way in until it's impossible to recognize. It doesn't stay zoomed when the ad cycles, so it's not that useful.
This is very true, speed matters when doing a complete rebuild, but I rarely do a complete rebuild on my TiBook 667MHz (w/1024M RAM). In fact, if I import the classes from my other faster workstation, I never have to do a complete rebuild.
On the other hand I am just so amazed, after trying the relic 700MHz PIII laptop in the office, at how much faster my 667MHz PowerBook is (even with iTunes taking 10% of the CPU).
You have a point. I remember that it took many months for ThinkGeek to finally support Safari. They even had an obnoxious message for Safari users telling them they were sorry for the difficulty, and to use some other browser for the time being.
But some of those developers paid the $3000 and went to WWDC and got Panther for free (along with iSight).
Sounds like we need some kind of trusted computing paradigm. I hear a company who's name starts with M and ends with icrosoft is working on something like that. We can trust them, I'm sure.
Not only that, but there are times when dialog seems contrived in a movie even though it works fine in a book. For example, when Aragorn finds the lembas crumbs that clue him in that the Hobbit survived, stating that he found them might have seemed a little excessive. Would a master tracker explain every little detail or just cut to the chase?
Loose a little detail, gain a little believability. As they say, sometimes a little extra inaccuracy helps to explain a lot.
I know why TIVO made this move. It has to do with one piece of technology: ZeroConf, aka Rendezvous. I won't go into it, though. People's jobs are on the line.
That would be an improvement. If IRC was invitation only, and people who get kick/banned caused all of their relations to get kick/banned, there would be a vast improvement to the quality.
Your bold statement got me thinking. What if the Death Star II from Return of the Jedi was actually the Death Star III. And the one from A New Hope was really Death Star II. That would allow for there to be an original Death Star prototype in Episode III that was not fully armed perhaps.
It appears that this aspect of Amazon is not offered to it's associates. At least, not that I could tell, and I really looked.;-) Oh well.
Then again, I don't see how it could be profitable to offer this through their associate program without taking it off the top, which isn't in the best interest of the candidate.
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AFAIK, There is no way to create an ArrayList backed by an int[], so you have to create an alternative class or use int[] directly, but naive programmers are surely going to believe that an ArrayList will be as efficient as an int[] when it will clearly not be.
So use Jakarta Commons Primitives instead.
I don't think the IPv6 install is the default. Even if it is, 'it's just a crash' not a remote hole. So, yes they can still boast.
Now that AIM 5.5 uses Flash for advertisements, you can right click and zoom way in until it's impossible to recognize. It doesn't stay zoomed when the ad cycles, so it's not that useful.
This is very true, speed matters when doing a complete rebuild, but I rarely do a complete rebuild on my TiBook 667MHz (w/1024M RAM). In fact, if I import the classes from my other faster workstation, I never have to do a complete rebuild.
On the other hand I am just so amazed, after trying the relic 700MHz PIII laptop in the office, at how much faster my 667MHz PowerBook is (even with iTunes taking 10% of the CPU).
Imagine how it will be 18 months from now.
You have a point. I remember that it took many months for ThinkGeek to finally support Safari. They even had an obnoxious message for Safari users telling them they were sorry for the difficulty, and to use some other browser for the time being.
But some of those developers paid the $3000 and went to WWDC and got Panther for free (along with iSight).
Pull the plug on the Super Bowl? One can only dream.
I bet if it had been called, FATASS "Family Anti-Terrorism Anonymous Secret Society" it sure wouldn't have been posted on Slashdot.
But call it MATRIX, and it doesn't matter what it stands for.
Does that mean it needs to ride in a car seat until it's 8 years old?
Sounds like we need some kind of trusted computing paradigm. I hear a company who's name starts with M and ends with icrosoft is working on something like that. We can trust them, I'm sure.
Not only that, but there are times when dialog seems contrived in a movie even though it works fine in a book. For example, when Aragorn finds the lembas crumbs that clue him in that the Hobbit survived, stating that he found them might have seemed a little excessive. Would a master tracker explain every little detail or just cut to the chase?
Loose a little detail, gain a little believability. As they say, sometimes a little extra inaccuracy helps to explain a lot.
I'm still waiting for the flying cars. I was promised flying cars. Where the hell are my flying cars!
I know why TIVO made this move. It has to do with one piece of technology: ZeroConf, aka Rendezvous. I won't go into it, though. People's jobs are on the line.
Here's a spoiler: Chewbaka delivers Luke and Leia.
I'm telling you. That's a 15" Apple Mac Titanium Power Book he's looking at:
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That would be an improvement. If IRC was invitation only, and people who get kick/banned caused all of their relations to get kick/banned, there would be a vast improvement to the quality.
Your bold statement got me thinking. What if the Death Star II from Return of the Jedi was actually the Death Star III. And the one from A New Hope was really Death Star II. That would allow for there to be an original Death Star prototype in Episode III that was not fully armed perhaps.
It's like the Soviet Russian guy I guess. Not as funny though.
In Soviet Russia, Han Solo whacks you!
They probably say, "Get bent!"
But it's Seinfeld, man! Seinfeld!!
It appears that this aspect of Amazon is not offered to it's associates. At least, not that I could tell, and I really looked. ;-) Oh well.
Then again, I don't see how it could be profitable to offer this through their associate program without taking it off the top, which isn't in the best interest of the candidate.