Best bloody reply I've seen on slashdot in years. That's coming from someone sitting in front of a general relativity textbook, as that's what I wanted to study this year.
They're not taking any way. They don't actively seek information, hence the title of their website. And all the american intel they've been publishing, consists of exactly one leak.
But not for the obvious reasons. Flash is going the same way as all of Adobe's other software, this is a trend I first noticed about the time of Photoshop 8 (ooh, history brush, I'll pay for that). Adobe has no good programmers left. I don't know if they fired them all just before that time, or they bailed, but ever since then all we've seen out of them is mediocre point upgrades. They're still living off the reputation they built in the mid 90s.
Their shit just plain doesn't work, or is old codebases patched into oblivion, and they either don't want to, or can't hire people talented enough to fix and improve it.
Fucking stupid, fucking useless and nobody will use it. Said just after I tried my first wave out.
Why was I right?
Because it was a terrible bit of software, in both concept (nobody wants collaboration at that level - if they did every content creation desktop app would do it), and in implementation.
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He's an actor, that is kind of the entire point.
I think the conclusion is that he could do it
This is the single gayest comment, and beautiful.
I recommend Brother printers to anyone that asks me for advice. I've never had a complaint, never had a breakdown.
They are awesome. Ours is 10 years old and still as good as the day it was bought.
It's a 2D structure, so no.
Dude, the protein folding gamers were a slightly better stochastic cog. Significant, not so much.
None what-so-ever. This stuff is all published - it's Catmull for god's sake!
Best bloody reply I've seen on slashdot in years. That's coming from someone sitting in front of a general relativity textbook, as that's what I wanted to study this year.
Dude, once a stream is being parsed, you are always screwed. There will always be a security hole.
Doesn't matter if the 'executable' code is essentially in the document; or the document itself, running against a parser.
They're really the same thing.
You were literally the problem to the adoption of unix. You still are.
Please mod the parent post up, it's a work of art.
What do you mean by 'sad'? Engineering is partially about the machine and process, and partially about navigating the human factor too.
Any engineer who can't do both is shit, and their designs not worth building.
If you've truly separated your stuff out that much, give us the option to get an entirely text only slashdot - layout, no graphics.
Previous Low BW option guy here.
The internet says.. No.
They're not taking any way. They don't actively seek information, hence the title of their website. And all the american intel they've been publishing, consists of exactly one leak.
You'd have to be borderline retarded to think it was a publicity stunt. It's pissed off american teenagers, simple as that.
This may well be the most retarded slashdot comment I've read. Ever.
I think he probably means it in a 'how many samples does the codec need before it can send a packet' type of latency.
Being as it doesn't work, no it won't.
But not for the obvious reasons. Flash is going the same way as all of Adobe's other software, this is a trend I first noticed about the time of Photoshop 8 (ooh, history brush, I'll pay for that). Adobe has no good programmers left. I don't know if they fired them all just before that time, or they bailed, but ever since then all we've seen out of them is mediocre point upgrades. They're still living off the reputation they built in the mid 90s.
Their shit just plain doesn't work, or is old codebases patched into oblivion, and they either don't want to, or can't hire people talented enough to fix and improve it.
Bus capacitance, and the ability of long traces to pick up huge amounts of EM radiation. Not good as your clock speeds increase.
Fucking stupid, fucking useless and nobody will use it. Said just after I tried my first wave out.
Why was I right?
Because it was a terrible bit of software, in both concept (nobody wants collaboration at that level - if they did every content creation desktop app would do it), and in implementation.
Just awful.
I'm entirely with this guy!
Err, it wasn't smarts, it was a whole lot of speed that sent him nuts.
Retard.