"OS X is already somewhat slow, compared to Windows or Linux (when it comes to resizing a window, anyways)."
Gawd, what hardware are you running? My TiBook 667MHz seems miles faster than my Wintel 1.4GHz when it comes to resizing a window and a lot of other things.
But you're right. With emulation, performance always drops off. But I'd still kinda like to see that.
I couldn't care less about Java 1.4. I'd rather see some kind of J2EE, and 1.3 J2EE would be fine with me. It'd also be nice to install multiple versions of Java, but the MRJ specifications hands down don't support it.
I know there's nothing in the sun specifications that forces license holders like Apple to implement J2EE and multiple installs for their platforms, but as a developer, lack of such is a real problem.
Yes, I'm sure that this woman wants nothing more than to be felt sorry for. Lighten up. As sick as the Onion gets, it's not as bad as the people who's brains are so diseased that they can't t even ake a joke.
Hawking has already received the International Science League award for his invention, as well as a prestigious chair at the Helsinki Cybernetics Institute. He is also widely regarded as the favorite to win this year's Nobel Prize For Physics, and he recently received an honorary key to New York from Mayor Rudolph Giuliani after saving the city from the Galactons.
...you'll be able to put on your Personal Heads Up Display (PHUD) that's tied into your city's building, planning, and zoning offices and see a representation of what should be superimposed on what actually is. Won't that be interesting.
I wouldn't want to encrypt everything. But I wouldn't mind if everything was cryptographically signed. I mean EVERYTHING. Including email traffic because then spammers could be traced better. Then you could filter on a CA or lack there of.
If I could memorize how to circumvent duct tape then explain to someone how to circumvent duct tape, am I breaking the law? Remember this is information we're talking about. 2600 is fighting for free speach. At least, that's the defence they've chosen. The fact that a business model has been based on is is not the issue.
Slashdot is not known for circumvention like 2600 is. Slashdot means current. 2600 means blue tones. Get real. When Slashdot starts to enter the gray area, we'll let you know. Troll.
Slashdot Mirror
- type big long SMB connection strings (Apple-K, then smb://WORKGROUP;user@host.domain/volume)
- don't mind having
.nsmbrc on my home directory with stuff like this: - don't mind not being able to print a darn thing.
I can browse the domain more or less (less than more). It's a real joy compared to 10.1.a lot of them won't be able to catch up as they approach their prime spending years.
Someone should update Erikson's psycosocial theory and add a new a new stage: dot com vs. get a job.
...and hope they don't have blasters...and a pick axe.
As a card carying geek, I don't see anything in the bylaws about...oh, wait a second. Monkey heads *are* in the bylaws. Carry on, then.
"OS X is already somewhat slow, compared to Windows or Linux (when it comes to resizing a window, anyways)."
Gawd, what hardware are you running? My TiBook 667MHz seems miles faster than my Wintel 1.4GHz when it comes to resizing a window and a lot of other things.
But you're right. With emulation, performance always drops off. But I'd still kinda like to see that.
I couldn't care less about Java 1.4. I'd rather see some kind of J2EE, and 1.3 J2EE would be fine with me. It'd also be nice to install multiple versions of Java, but the MRJ specifications hands down don't support it.
I know there's nothing in the sun specifications that forces license holders like Apple to implement J2EE and multiple installs for their platforms, but as a developer, lack of such is a real problem.
Yes, I'm sure that this woman wants nothing more than to be felt sorry for. Lighten up. As sick as the Onion gets, it's not as bad as the people who's brains are so diseased that they can't t even ake a joke.
Hawking has already received the International Science League award for his invention, as well as a prestigious chair at the Helsinki Cybernetics Institute. He is also widely regarded as the favorite to win this year's Nobel Prize For Physics, and he recently received an honorary key to New York from Mayor Rudolph Giuliani after saving the city from the Galactons.
I'm surprised the AC didn't mention 9/11.
...you'll be able to put on your Personal Heads Up Display (PHUD) that's tied into your city's building, planning, and zoning offices and see a representation of what should be superimposed on what actually is. Won't that be interesting.
Hey, that fire hydrent shoud be three feet north!
...ok. Time for bed.
...in the "I wouldn't worry" camp. But if you *like* worrying, take a look at all the other objects out there:
It'll either make or break Microsoft. So, I guess that means it is hope.
...The Pop-Up Book of Phobias!
I wouldn't want to encrypt everything. But I wouldn't mind if everything was cryptographically signed. I mean EVERYTHING. Including email traffic because then spammers could be traced better. Then you could filter on a CA or lack there of.
Ok, back to reality.
With black text on black backgrounds, you could always press CTRL-A to show the text. ... Does that qualify as an easter egg too? ;-)
WorldCom.
You might want to mention that both the Sparrows and Merlin are one seaters. Who needs those other three seats anyway? Pretty neat package.
Thought about it. But irregardless, it's a very unique article. (ok, now for the burn...good enough)
I wonder how a universal translator would handle stuff like "pre-existing," "irregardless," and "very unique." Or ubonics, for that matter.
package org.god.universe ;
;
; ; ;
// repeat
import org.god.nothing.Nothing
/**
* Ok, so it's not four lines of code when
* written in Java. But it works on any
* platform.
*/
public class Universe extends Nothing {
public Universe ( )
throws MatterConservationException {
while ( true ) {
doBigBang()
doBigCrunch()
doRinse()
}
}
Gordon Bell created Linus Torvalds? Or is he just a clone of the real Linus Torvalds?
Duct tape? Right.
If I could memorize how to circumvent duct tape then explain to someone how to circumvent duct tape, am I breaking the law? Remember this is information we're talking about. 2600 is fighting for free speach. At least, that's the defence they've chosen. The fact that a business model has been based on is is not the issue.
Slashdot is not known for circumvention like 2600 is. Slashdot means current. 2600 means blue tones. Get real. When Slashdot starts to enter the gray area, we'll let you know. Troll.
So how many circuit courts were dealing with parody issues when the Supreme Court took up People vs. Larry Flint?
Indeed, I'm hard pressed to think of one open source project indtended for single user. Then again, maybe I need some sleep...
It's probably not to sensitive to electormagnetic interference. But if you pick it up and shake it, you're out of luck...
No, I get it. Entrance and exit, 26 seconds apert.