I use both and generally prefer OS X. However, the two Windows features that I prefer are (1) resizing from any side (also in KDE) and (2) easy menu navigation starting with alt. Regarding (2), I find it very easy and natural in Windows to glance at the menu items, press alt-whatever to get to a particular one, and get to whatever submenu I need.
I know about ctrl-fn-f2 (on my iBook), but, to me, it's not nearly as nice.
My objection to the code is that it assigns a value to largest even when it doesn't change. My preference is
int largest = a[0];/* assumes N > 0 */ for(int i=1;i<N;++i) /* largest=max(largest,a[i]); */ if (a[i] > largest ) largest = a[i];
BTW, I really like the ?: operator. I even like to use it nested. However, I am always careful to have one item (condition or expression) per line, use lots of parentheses, and indent like if-then-else.
I have a g4 ibook, and wonder if, by connecting either by ethernet cable or wirelessly, I can use the mm without a separate keyboard, monitor, and mouse?
One of the computational resources used by the NSA has been the TextFinder(tm) made by Paracel (www.paracel.com). This implements, in massively parallel hardware, dynamic programming algorithms for text searching.
Unfortunately, due possibly to management mistakes and the acquisition of Paracel by Celera, Paracel has recently been shut down.
Wonder what the NSA will do for replacement parts?
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I use both and generally prefer OS X. However, the two Windows features that I prefer are (1) resizing from any side (also in KDE) and (2) easy menu navigation starting with alt. Regarding (2), I find it very easy and natural in Windows to glance at the menu items, press alt-whatever to get to a particular one, and get to whatever submenu I need.
I know about ctrl-fn-f2 (on my iBook), but, to me, it's not nearly as nice.
To be really 1337, I use quadruple rot13.
"If you don't try, you don't know whether you will do or do not." - me
Reminds me of Theodore Sturgeon's statement (in, iirc, "Baby is Three" and "More then Human"):
"Morality is society's rule for the individual's survival; ethics is the individual's rules for society's survival."
Or, my condensed version: Morality is "thou shalt"; ethics is "I should".
I read the whole article, and was fascinated. There was a whole lot there that I didn't know (and most of it I understood). It was time well spent.
.... In Russia, your nose blows you!
Yeah, right!
And if you don't use variable names at all, it's even better!
I tried it, up to the point where I would actually have to subscribe, and the $34. was still there as the cost.
I guess too many people used it and they stopped it.
Too bad, too bad, too bad.
I have a g4 ibook, and wonder if, by connecting either by ethernet cable or wirelessly, I can use the mm without a separate keyboard, monitor, and mouse?
tia
That's "The Word for World is Forest", although a Google search for your "The Word of World is Forest" comes up with a hit (evidently a typo).
1. 2^x = 6. Solve for x.
2. ???
3. Profit!!!
Or, as the old saying goes, "People who always know right from wrong usually find most things wrong."
Of your kid's what?
Is this legal?
Conversionsplus from dataviz (for windoz)
s /c pw_translist.html)
(http://www.dataviz.com/products/conversionsplu
claims to be able to convert these and many others.
Cambridge also has a model 740
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(http://www.cambridgesoundworks.com/store/categ
for $300 that has a cd player that can also play mp3 cds.
From dictionary.com:
obsolete
\Ob"so*lete\, v. i. To become obsolete; to go out of use. [R.] --Fitzed. Hall.
Source: Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, © 1996, 1998 MICRA, Inc.
One of the computational resources used by the NSA has been the TextFinder(tm) made by Paracel (www.paracel.com). This implements, in massively parallel hardware, dynamic programming algorithms for text searching.
Unfortunately, due possibly to management mistakes and the acquisition of Paracel by Celera, Paracel has recently been shut down.
Wonder what the NSA will do for replacement parts?
I've done exactly that with my Archos AV320 with its CF card reader.
The only problem is that large images (> 4 mb) take a few seconds to display. Other than that, I really like it.
Try one of the Archos products (http://www.archos.com/)
The AV420 (20GB) and AV480 (80GB) can record, have a CF reader, and a 3+inch color screen.
The Gmini400 (20GB) is the size of an iPod, has 2 inch color screen, CF card reader.
I have an Archos AV320. If I get the money, I'll get either a gmini or AV480.
That's ok - mod me down all you want - this was my first "first" post!
So there!
Maybe?
So, can I replace the 800MHz G4 in my iBook with one of these?
An advantage of putting the hot stuff behind the display on a laptop is that your lap would not get heated.
Disadvantages are that:
1. The weight would make the hinge have to be quite strong (don't want the display closing on you).
2. If it got too hot, your hand could get burnt (assuming a G5).
Sort of reminds me of the Sony all-in-one systems, with the computer innards behind the display.