Platform:.NET - Works on Windows only server JAVA - Works on anything with 32 bit processor
Overhead:.NET - Large processor and memory overhead JAVA - Moderate processor and memory overhead (Very configurable)
Developement:.NET (VB) - Easy, but limited abilites..NET (C#) - Not as easy, but a tone of abilities JAVA - Not as easy, but a tone of abilities
Conclusion: If developement time is your primary concern then.NET is your best canidate. For everything else there is JAVA.*
* This is my personal comparison between.NET and JAVA. I hate.NET because almost everything I coded in VB and C++ was no long considered 'valid' becuase I couldn't dump it into.NET and get a new bunch of binaries over night. Anything I write in.NET has a memory leak from the poorly writen.NET virtual machine.
Here is something that I've been wondering: What are the legal guidelines for podcasting? I know the ones that are talk and original music are fine. But what about people who play their favorite song or remake of existing songs?
I listen to a couple of podcasts where people play their favorite songs and I was wondering if that is legal? I know this is offtopic but this one question have yet to find an answer too.
The main reason my wife and I don't go to the movies a lot are the kids, specifically the teens. They come in, talk the whole time, can't turn off their cell phones, and usually leave a big mess behind.
The price is the second reason, but it's mainly people who can't shut up or at least talk at a whisper. At home I can send my kids to bed if they get noisy.
I have used Win 3.11(with patched), 98 (SP2), and I'm happy with 2000(SP2). So hopefully Longhorn will follow suit and be just as good in inovations and stability.
I can't find the statement, but I know that Apple stated when OSX came out they would support and use OpenBoot for all future products. As I said in a post in an older article was that someone could take PearPC's OpenBoot function and emulation ability and emulate an x86 structure on an x86.
TI had a calculator that was an updated version of an older version. I believe both the new and old version used a 68000 series chipset. The new version was 800% faster then the old one, but wasn't an exact derivative of the previous incarnation. Old applications couldn't execute on the new structure. To make the old applications work someone came out with an emulator. The emulator only took up a few K of memory and only used about 1-2% of the processor to emulate the older architecture.
The moral of the story is that if you emulate a native platform on a native system you get almost fast emulation with little performance hit.
I think Disney is going to become a company like Ohio Art: They will do one thing right (Etch-a-sketch/the mouse) and all other projects will fade to obscurity (Betty Spaghetti/Home on the Range.
What are the three main things Disney has been doing lately? - Re-Making everything: Toy Story 3, Herby, Atlantis 2, Cinderella 2, ect. - Animated feature that have no originality - Home on the Range comes to mind. - Improperly marketing movies - Treasure Planet was great but it should have been marketed towards teens and not little kids. And I think they only put 4 million into marketing Treasure Planet in the US. While Home on the Range was plastered everywhere and had to have at least $100 million marketing budget.
What has made Pixar so much better then Disney films? Is it the 3D? Not really, its just another way to get a story out. But Pixar does have original stories(Toy Story) with identifiable characters (Finding Nemo) that both adults (Mr. Incredible, Elasta Girl) and kids(Nemo, Dash, and Violet for the teens) can identify with.
We know that OS-X will only run on a Mac, even if it has a x86 chip in it. So how long will it be before someone takes PearPC (maybe CherryOS 2.0) and emulates the Apple Open Firmware so that you can run OS-X on non-Apple approved hardware?
They just didn't want put out thier source code which would let anyone prove they stole it all. Remember, Cherry OS was suppose to go OSS in April of 2005.
They are making an easy to use version of free software for profit. So here's a wierd idea: Copy thier work and make a free or low cost version of the same software. Learn from what they did and recreate it.
Instead of big RAM, why not install a 200 gig flash drive? Put the virtual memory on the flash drive. That way you don't have to play with funky mobo configurations.
Damn, and I really like Wordpress. I'm using it and Thingamablog as my two main bloging tools. I wonder what kind fallout this means for Wordpress from its developer?
- Better Search Results - Clean up your directory - If the content hasn't been updated in a year, removed it from the directory or moved it to an archived listing. - Cleaner Interface - To much junk on the front page. - Better-directed advertising - Less intrusive advertising - I hate those pop-overs - Make it easier to add your site to Yahoo - I can get spider by Google in a matter of days; it takes months to get considered by Yahoo.
What does he consider downloading? When I 'surf the web' aren't I downloading hundreds of images and text files? Will we all have to have little meters attached to our computers? Or will we have to report back how much we downloaded to the DRS(Download Revenue Service)? Is this guy trying to kill the internet?
I could see something like, if pull off any file that is over 100k the you pay. How long before large files are getting broken up into 99k gzip'ed files?
It's part of their religion. They see D&D as one of the highest forms of witchcraft. Read the first five chapter of Christian bible, the laws of Moses:
Exodus 20:3-5 Thou shalt have no other gods before me. Thou shalt not make unto thee any graven image, or any likeness [of any thing] that [is] in heaven above, or that [is] in the earth beneath, or that [is] in the water under the earth: thou shalt not bow down thyself to them, nor serve them: for I the LORD thy God [am] a jealous God, visiting the iniquity of the fathers upon the children unto the third and fourth [generation] of them that hate me.(The Ten Commandments) Exodus 22:18 Thou shalt not suffer a witch to live. Deuteronomy 18:10-11 There shall not be found among you [any one] that maketh his son or his daughter to pass through the fire, [or] that useth divination, [or] an observer of times, or an enchanter, or a witch, or a charmer, or a consulter with familiar spirits, or a wizard, or a necromancer.
Beyond the Book of Law there is: 1 Samuel 15:23 For rebellion [is as] the sin of witchcraft, and stubbornness [is as] iniquity and idolatry. Because thou hast rejected the word of the LORD, he hath also rejected thee from [being] king. 2 Chronicles 33:6 And he caused his children to pass through the fire in the valley of the son of Hinnom: also he observed times, and used enchantments, and used witchcraft, and dealt with a familiar spirit, and with wizards: he wrought much evil in the sight of the LORD, to provoke him to anger.
Before you start piling on, why not at least understand their mindset.
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Platform: .NET - Works on Windows only server
.NET - Large processor and memory overhead
.NET (VB) - Easy, but limited abilites. .NET (C#) - Not as easy, but a tone of abilities
.NET is your best canidate. For everything else there is JAVA.*
.NET and JAVA. I hate .NET because almost everything I coded in VB and C++ was no long considered 'valid' becuase I couldn't dump it into .NET and get a new bunch of binaries over night. Anything I write in .NET has a memory leak from the poorly writen .NET virtual machine.
JAVA - Works on anything with 32 bit processor
Overhead:
JAVA - Moderate processor and memory overhead (Very configurable)
Developement:
JAVA - Not as easy, but a tone of abilities
Conclusion: If developement time is your primary concern then
* This is my personal comparison between
Be honest, the Senator would have his driver have his butler has his cook who is in the US on an expired VISA do it.
Here is something that I've been wondering: What are the legal guidelines for podcasting? I know the ones that are talk and original music are fine. But what about people who play their favorite song or remake of existing songs?
I listen to a couple of podcasts where people play their favorite songs and I was wondering if that is legal? I know this is offtopic but this one question have yet to find an answer too.
eBay to open source parts of its search functionality, in order to expand their coder resources.
Isn't this the same eBay that was suing people who were making auction search sites that linked to eBay items?
I can see it now, Google uses their 3D lasers to scan sculptures and painting.
I give Realtek 6 months tops to make thier own knock-off of the card for $24.95.
The main reason my wife and I don't go to the movies a lot are the kids, specifically the teens. They come in, talk the whole time, can't turn off their cell phones, and usually leave a big mess behind.
The price is the second reason, but it's mainly people who can't shut up or at least talk at a whisper. At home I can send my kids to bed if they get noisy.
I have used Win 3.11(with patched), 98 (SP2), and I'm happy with 2000(SP2). So hopefully Longhorn will follow suit and be just as good in inovations and stability.
I use VHS to backup my computer.
OS rely on OpenBoot features
I can't find the statement, but I know that Apple stated when OSX came out they would support and use OpenBoot for all future products. As I said in a post in an older article was that someone could take PearPC's OpenBoot function and emulation ability and emulate an x86 structure on an x86.
TI had a calculator that was an updated version of an older version. I believe both the new and old version used a 68000 series chipset. The new version was 800% faster then the old one, but wasn't an exact derivative of the previous incarnation. Old applications couldn't execute on the new structure. To make the old applications work someone came out with an emulator. The emulator only took up a few K of memory and only used about 1-2% of the processor to emulate the older architecture.
The moral of the story is that if you emulate a native platform on a native system you get almost fast emulation with little performance hit.
Is the ISP forced to block illicit content by default, or must the user request that the content be blocked?
If its forced then ACLU has a case. If its volentary then goodbye ACLU.
I'm inn a hurrry so I didn't speel chek this documment.
2d is stay. Afterall, anime is mostly 2d and it seems to be doing fine.
Although I do question the wisdom in Mew Mew Power on Fox, but that a something to talk about another time.
I think Disney is going to become a company like Ohio Art: They will do one thing right (Etch-a-sketch/the mouse) and all other projects will fade to obscurity (Betty Spaghetti/Home on the Range.
What are the three main things Disney has been doing lately?
- Re-Making everything: Toy Story 3, Herby, Atlantis 2, Cinderella 2, ect.
- Animated feature that have no originality - Home on the Range comes to mind.
- Improperly marketing movies - Treasure Planet was great but it should have been marketed towards teens and not little kids. And I think they only put 4 million into marketing Treasure Planet in the US. While Home on the Range was plastered everywhere and had to have at least $100 million marketing budget.
What has made Pixar so much better then Disney films? Is it the 3D? Not really, its just another way to get a story out. But Pixar does have original stories(Toy Story) with identifiable characters (Finding Nemo) that both adults (Mr. Incredible, Elasta Girl) and kids(Nemo, Dash, and Violet for the teens) can identify with.
The only thing keeping Paint Shop Pro from being real competition is that it is now Coral's Paint Shop Pro, and not JASC Paint Shop Pro.
Poor PSP, I knew you well. Now your doomed by the Corel curse of obscurity.
We know that OS-X will only run on a Mac, even if it has a x86 chip in it. So how long will it be before someone takes PearPC (maybe CherryOS 2.0) and emulates the Apple Open Firmware so that you can run OS-X on non-Apple approved hardware?
They just didn't want put out thier source code which would let anyone prove they stole it all. Remember, Cherry OS was suppose to go OSS in April of 2005.
They are making an easy to use version of free software for profit. So here's a wierd idea: Copy thier work and make a free or low cost version of the same software. Learn from what they did and recreate it.
Ok, lets test this theory out: compare an NT x86 system to an NT Alpha system with the same patches. Can you exploit the same vulniablities?
How about comparing Debian running on a RISC archtechuare to x86 running the same build?
Instead of big RAM, why not install a 200 gig flash drive? Put the virtual memory on the flash drive. That way you don't have to play with funky mobo configurations.
No, they're afraid the computer may ask 'Want to play a game?'
Here Blogger.com spammer: http://unearthohio.blogspot.com/
It just posts the first sentence of an article that has a keyword in it.
Damn, and I really like Wordpress. I'm using it and Thingamablog as my two main bloging tools. I wonder what kind fallout this means for Wordpress from its developer?
What does Yahoo do to beat Google?
- Better Search Results
- Clean up your directory - If the content hasn't been updated in a year, removed it from the directory or moved it to an archived listing.
- Cleaner Interface - To much junk on the front page.
- Better-directed advertising
- Less intrusive advertising - I hate those pop-overs
- Make it easier to add your site to Yahoo - I can get spider by Google in a matter of days; it takes months to get considered by Yahoo.
What does he consider downloading? When I 'surf the web' aren't I downloading hundreds of images and text files? Will we all have to have little meters attached to our computers? Or will we have to report back how much we downloaded to the DRS(Download Revenue Service)? Is this guy trying to kill the internet?
I could see something like, if pull off any file that is over 100k the you pay. How long before large files are getting broken up into 99k gzip'ed files?
Hey guys,
It's part of their religion. They see D&D as one of the highest forms of witchcraft. Read the first five chapter of Christian bible, the laws of Moses:
Exodus 20:3-5 Thou shalt have no other gods before me. Thou shalt not make unto thee any graven image, or any likeness [of any thing] that [is] in heaven above, or that [is] in the earth beneath, or that [is] in the water under the earth: thou shalt not bow down thyself to them, nor serve them: for I the LORD thy God [am] a jealous God, visiting the iniquity of the fathers upon the children unto the third and fourth [generation] of them that hate me.(The Ten Commandments)
Exodus 22:18 Thou shalt not suffer a witch to live.
Deuteronomy 18:10-11 There shall not be found among you [any one] that maketh his son or his daughter to pass through the fire, [or] that useth divination, [or] an observer of times, or an enchanter, or a witch, or a charmer, or a consulter with familiar spirits, or a wizard, or a necromancer.
Beyond the Book of Law there is:
1 Samuel 15:23 For rebellion [is as] the sin of witchcraft, and stubbornness [is as] iniquity and idolatry. Because thou hast rejected the word of the LORD, he hath also rejected thee from [being] king.
2 Chronicles 33:6 And he caused his children to pass through the fire in the valley of the son of Hinnom: also he observed times, and used enchantments, and used witchcraft, and dealt with a familiar spirit, and with wizards: he wrought much evil in the sight of the LORD, to provoke him to anger.
Before you start piling on, why not at least understand their mindset.