I had a simmarly(sp?) problem with Genie.co.uk eating up my call credit when the moved from a free service to pay-per-message. After 3 or 4 emails I finally got someone to email me the details, but this would of been a lot more fun:-)
1) Never, ever give it out (i know, too late now) use stuff like http://sneakemail.com 2) If you are using exchange, then its a farlly safe bet you are using Outlook, assuming outlook 2000 Organize Rules Wizard Click new, lots of times.
It has some 'intergrate with java' thing (which I still don't know what it does) which is not required, but it is not written in java (go check the source if you don't believe me). Some random code from http://framework.openoffice.org/source/browse/fram ework/desktop/source/so_comp/evaluation.cxx?rev=1. 1.2.1&content-type=text/x-cvsweb-markup
#ifndef _SV_MSGBOX_HXX #include #endif
using namespace rtl; using namespace::com::sun::star::uno;
Yes. Lots Most even if you have to pay for the abilty to download software OTA you can send it via IR, cable form your computer (Nokia 7650 does this) or Bluetooth.
The.net dev stuff is free(Beer (crappy US beer, yuck!)), as is the dev stuff for WinCE (inc the source, not at all FSF-Open/Free or GNU-Open/Free, more Learn-From-And-We-Own-Your-Ball-Open/Free)
> How can they blame these software bugs they > mention on Orange as a money-making plan?
Orange (or MS, not too sure) has made it so only software which has been signed my MS ($600 per app) can run on this so-called SmartPhone (OT: hold on, don't Erricsons have a 'SmartPhone' running EPOC?).
Personally, I'd keep it 99% pure java (only using JNI to do plateform inderpended nicetys, like a task bar icon, or registry access) then compile the hole bloody thing to native.
While the VM thing of java is very nice but Java is also a language with not only a very clear standard syntax, but also a very good (if maybe a little bloated) standard API set.
You don't have to worry about having multiply langauges (which is a bitch to support) or the system slowing down due to a VM.
Diffrent command.com/cmd.exe for UNIXes, csh takes its syntax from C (ish). sh does not. ash, bash and ksh are extentions to sh, adding stuff like history, line editing (think doskeys, but better), better variable manuplation (than sh) and tab competion. tcsh is an extention to csh anding stuff like history, line editing (think doskeys, but better) and tab competion.
You can use bash & tcsh in Windows (imo they are much better then cmd.exe) from http://cygwin.com
If you don't use 'em, no need to care about them, if you did, and this was real then you would have One More Shell to have to type 'bash' at;)
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Has anyone tried this, and got it to work?
:-)
I had a simmarly(sp?) problem with Genie.co.uk eating up my call credit when the moved from a free service to pay-per-message. After 3 or 4 emails I finally got someone to email me the details, but this would of been a lot more fun
Or turn the caps key of, god dam it!
1) Never, ever give it out (i know, too late now) use stuff like http://sneakemail.com
2) If you are using exchange, then its a farlly safe bet you are using Outlook, assuming outlook 2000
Organize
Rules Wizard
Click new, lots of times.
It was Holborn, he has a small second on it.
It was a bit of Holborn which is now closed.
I don't know, come on say with me
Mmmmm Willow...
Mmmmm Faith...
Mmmmm Willow...
No it is not.
m ework/desktop/source/so_comp/evaluation.cxx?rev=1. 1.2.1&content-type=text/x-cvsweb-markup
::com::sun::star::uno;
It has some 'intergrate with java' thing (which I still don't know what it does) which is not required, but it is not written in java (go check the source if you don't believe me).
Some random code from http://framework.openoffice.org/source/browse/fra
#ifndef _SV_MSGBOX_HXX
#include
#endif
using namespace rtl;
using namespace
Looks C++ to me...
Are you saying you have never seen a Viso?
i ty /eCS/Store/en/-/USD/SY_BrowseCatalog-Start?Categor yName=cpu
They are sweet 'ttle laptops
http://www.sonystyle.com/is-bin/INTERSHOP.enfin
CategoryName CPU?
No. 3
Space Station Alpha
Near The Moon
When /. warned you thats it was a flash site.
Ahh the good days, when we bashed flash like the evil whore it is...
Kind of, in the form of RedHat.
Sun Linux, is based on Cobalt Linux, which is based on RedHat.
> OTOH, Solaris coffee mugs _are_ cool.
;)
As are Sun Mouse mats, esp. the £50 metal ones for optical mice
Ahh Uni, normal people nicked pint glassess, geeks nicked metal mouse mats
You can get Linux running on my EPOC based Revo (search sf.net), so you might be able to get it running on your Nokia 9110i
Yes. Lots
Most even if you have to pay for the abilty to download software OTA you can send it via IR, cable form your computer (Nokia 7650 does this) or Bluetooth.
> Wait for Symbian, only a sucker would pay for one of these.
Why wait? Nokia 7560 is out! Now, in shops, the only reason its not in my pocket is my g/f.
Bah...
> "awsomely good at getting developers on board"?
.net dev stuff is free(Beer (crappy US beer, yuck!)), as is the dev stuff for WinCE (inc the source, not at all FSF-Open/Free or GNU-Open/Free, more Learn-From-And-We-Own-Your-Ball-Open/Free)
The
> How can they blame these software bugs they
> mention on Orange as a money-making plan?
Orange (or MS, not too sure) has made it so only software which has been signed my MS ($600 per app) can run on this so-called SmartPhone (OT: hold on, don't Erricsons have a 'SmartPhone' running EPOC?).
No, we want it to hit land!
4hrs
Only has 2MB, most WinCE PDAs come with 32-64 and PalmOs 8-32.
Does not have have CPU specs, but at a guess it would be low.
You mean just like with Window?
If a little icon pops up in my deskbar, click it, press install hey-mr-presto updated Windows box.
Nah, cooler means a smaller number on the box, intel don't belive in small numbers!
psycho "gnu-nut"
Bah I'm a muppet!
Nah, thats in Prolog Muhahahahhahahahahah!
Personally, I'd keep it 99% pure java (only using JNI to do plateform inderpended nicetys, like a task bar icon, or registry access) then compile the hole bloody thing to native.
While the VM thing of java is very nice but Java is also a language with not only a very clear standard syntax, but also a very good (if maybe a little bloated) standard API set.
You don't have to worry about having multiply langauges (which is a bitch to support) or the system slowing down due to a VM.
If speed of execution in Java is the problem, compile it to native, it still will not be as fast as well written C (overhead such as the GC and OO).
Diffrent command.com/cmd.exe for UNIXes, csh takes its syntax from C (ish).
;)
sh does not.
ash, bash and ksh are extentions to sh, adding stuff like history, line editing (think doskeys, but better), better variable manuplation (than sh) and tab competion.
tcsh is an extention to csh anding stuff like history, line editing (think doskeys, but better) and tab competion.
You can use bash & tcsh in Windows (imo they are much better then cmd.exe) from http://cygwin.com
If you don't use 'em, no need to care about them, if you did, and this was real then you would have One More Shell to have to type 'bash' at