But good for the computer community. HOPFULLY companys selling products with self-impossed bounderys, designed to do nothing but rip of the consumer will die out.
Drivers, not really. As you have a limited set of "Apple approved" hardware, unlike x86 where you can pick up any old shit. You then expand your apple with USB or Firewire, with has a set of standards for most devices.
such as margins, page settings) It can be, CSS can have multiply slytes, the one for printers include this information. The one for text-to-speech includes location, and volume of the voice.
Decompiling software leads to something that can be compiled back into the binary. However, most binary formats strip a lot of information to make the resulting binary smaller, things like method and variable names. You also have applications call obfuscators. This will make the code even harder to read, and change the execution path (where it does not change the functonailtiy of the programe).
You can also encrypt part of the program, but this would require the application to include something to decrypt your encrpyted sections.
Slashdot Mirror
tis alright.
Self answering question:
has a 640x480 resolution full-VGA color display
But good for the computer community.
HOPFULLY companys selling products with self-impossed bounderys, designed to do nothing but rip of the consumer will die out.
Users of all J2ME phones have VNC (written by me, thus the smiley).
You can already get that for Nokia s60 phones, and Blackberrys. Old hat.
:)
Nah, maybe VNC?
You do, this being no more than a gui based on IEs rendering engine.
Thus it still sucks, no PNG support worth using, and questionable HTML support.
fsck - filesystem consistency check and interactive repair
Drivers, not really. As you have a limited set of "Apple approved" hardware, unlike x86 where you can pick up any old shit.
You then expand your apple with USB or Firewire, with has a set of standards for most devices.
Games: It is not as bad as Linux, but still bad.
Or some bastard humman grabbing a quick snack...
Nope, but storys about IDS will...
It will not try to, only sites of "historical (british?) intrest".
Yeap, and it has babelfish, something google does not have (afaik)
(W3C tips to the rescuse)
// hidden } // un hidden } // unhidden } // hidden }
Pop up menus can work well Lynx(etc) with:
<span class="hidden"><a href="menu-end">skip menu</a></span>
and/or the use of of
@tty {
dynamic-menu: {
no-dynamic-menu: {
}
@screen {
dynamic-menu: {
no-dynamic-menu: {
}
And blind readers are spared gibberish with @aural.
Most people, when talking about vi, actually run VIM.
which is not that far off Emacs in its goal to become a complete OS in an editor.
that sounds very like my emacs set up, ok it uses ispell (but does red-underline, and middle-mouse popup, not right).
such as margins, page settings)
It can be, CSS can have multiply slytes, the one for printers include this information.
The one for text-to-speech includes location, and volume of the voice.
Vigor!
You use a hard disk, you wuss.
paper tape all the way baby!
You can, to a degree.
Decompiling software leads to something that can be compiled back into the binary. However, most binary formats strip a lot of information to make the resulting binary smaller, things like method and variable names.
You also have applications call obfuscators. This will make the code even harder to read, and change the execution path (where it does not change the functonailtiy of the programe).
You can also encrypt part of the program, but this would require the application to include something to decrypt your encrpyted sections.
A luser logo?
Emacs can work as a text editor? How do I enable that feature?
Emacs is the one true editor. Convert heathen!
None of this is available from Spam, but cloned door-to-door sales men would make all this, and more possible.
Would'nt it be great if you had an army of cloned door-to-door sales men at your door, waiting for you to come back from holiday.
I take it batterys are out of the question.