Yes, and if you recall, when you hit the F1 key with that install, you got an error saying the help file could not be displayed, because it uses the Web browser to display help files.
The primary reason why Osama Bin Ladin did 9/11 was Somalia. "Hit them and they will collapse." After Blackhawk Down, we left. That was a Bill Clinton initiative all the way - had nothing to do with Republicans.
The world is a big scary place, and it doesn't operate on rational rules. We have to murder people. That's called war. There is no evolving beyond war, the only reason Asia and Europe can pretend to have done so is we're doing it all for them. You put people like that in charge, and you get, well, 9/11. They fight wars badly.
There is a foolish belief that if you simply develop the right ideas, all the world's problems will be solved. It's not going to happen on this planet. Our enemies will be scared of McCain, and they will not be of Obama.
But the really cool one would be the compiler that secretly compiles the code for the compiler that secretly compiles the trojan insertion in the third compiler.
My math professor (at UNCC) used to use Excel all the time for complex stuff. Of course, our study was Numerical Analysis, so he also used to for fun have high school students program advanced stuff on the TI-82. One kid did some whiz-bang thing in like 4K of memory.
But he used to have really advanced, really cool stuff in Excel. For numerical analysis, you don't necessarily need any particular tool, the study is in how accurate you can make the algorithm on X hardware / platform.
Hell, I did some complex numerical analysis in Maple, for god's sake.
It's kind of like printers quotes versus straight quotes. When they print it, they use the sharp sign, and formatting things convert straight quotes to printers quotes.
It's my understanding that to even have developped an app for ipod, you have to have already signed an NDA. Must be under those terms.
I personally just like writing C# apps to run on my PocketPC smartphone and use all the goofy Windows APIs. It may not be lickable, but darn it, the thing works and is fun to write for.
Yeah, but there was already a buffer overflow security fix a little while back. I am using Foxit too because I finally got sick of Adobe when they wanted to install some Flex or god awful runtime and phone home constantly. Adobe has gotten stupid.
Time for a "Firefoxpdf" kind of thing. Foxit is it for me. Hope it doesn't have any more buffer overflows, but I bet it does.
our big fancy piece of software slows your download speed to a trickle if you use hardly any of your upload speed. so god forbid you try to ssh or rdesktop into your box
I kind of like the usability features of Chrome. No menubar, tabs on top -- all OK. The omnibox = OK to me. It crashed once. It's definitely not stable, but god knows I don't think google has a world-killer here. It's just a freaking browser:-)
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I guess I only keep at most a couple tabs open, and my only extension is AdBlock. FireFox is using about 50MB of ram. What the hack are y'all doing?
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Yes, and if you recall, when you hit the F1 key with that install, you got an error saying the help file could not be displayed, because it uses the Web browser to display help files.
You really shouldn't call your dad a "test case."
It's pretty damn dumb to just assume that X is bad and Y is good and when they do the same thing it will of course be different.
duh.
The primary reason why Osama Bin Ladin did 9/11 was Somalia. "Hit them and they will collapse." After Blackhawk Down, we left. That was a Bill Clinton initiative all the way - had nothing to do with Republicans.
The world is a big scary place, and it doesn't operate on rational rules. We have to murder people. That's called war. There is no evolving beyond war, the only reason Asia and Europe can pretend to have done so is we're doing it all for them. You put people like that in charge, and you get, well, 9/11. They fight wars badly.
There is a foolish belief that if you simply develop the right ideas, all the world's problems will be solved. It's not going to happen on this planet. Our enemies will be scared of McCain, and they will not be of Obama.
Obama is a socialist fellow-traveller.
in other words you're incapable of maintaining code and you rewrite the same thing for them in a different language...
Actually, we are in Daylight Savings Time right now. We are getting ready to go back to Standard Time.
Yo.
Yeah, but you're still starting IE :-)
Why did the porridge bird lay his egg in the air?
But the really cool one would be the compiler that secretly compiles the code for the compiler that secretly compiles the trojan insertion in the third compiler.
The OP has too many TLAS in his SP. GP says WTF?
My math professor (at UNCC) used to use Excel all the time for complex stuff. Of course, our study was Numerical Analysis, so he also used to for fun have high school students program advanced stuff on the TI-82. One kid did some whiz-bang thing in like 4K of memory.
But he used to have really advanced, really cool stuff in Excel. For numerical analysis, you don't necessarily need any particular tool, the study is in how accurate you can make the algorithm on X hardware / platform.
Hell, I did some complex numerical analysis in Maple, for god's sake.
It's kind of like printers quotes versus straight quotes. When they print it, they use the sharp sign, and formatting things convert straight quotes to printers quotes.
Damn it, I finally had a funny Soviet Russia joke. Didn't see it when I posted :-)
In Soviet Russia, virus encrypts you!!!
It's my understanding that to even have developped an app for ipod, you have to have already signed an NDA. Must be under those terms.
I personally just like writing C# apps to run on my PocketPC smartphone and use all the goofy Windows APIs. It may not be lickable, but darn it, the thing works and is fun to write for.
Yeah, but there was already a buffer overflow security fix a little while back. I am using Foxit too because I finally got sick of Adobe when they wanted to install some Flex or god awful runtime and phone home constantly. Adobe has gotten stupid.
Time for a "Firefoxpdf" kind of thing. Foxit is it for me. Hope it doesn't have any more buffer overflows, but I bet it does.
panix.com - your $home away from home. shell account rox
our big fancy piece of software slows your download speed to a trickle if you use hardly any of your upload speed. so god forbid you try to ssh or rdesktop into your box
So, the message is, if you can't use proper English, you should buy a Mac?
Dude, you know way too much about weed :-)
If you believe all that, I've got a black helicopter I'd like to sell you.
I kind of like the usability features of Chrome. No menubar, tabs on top -- all OK. The omnibox = OK to me. It crashed once. It's definitely not stable, but god knows I don't think google has a world-killer here. It's just a freaking browser :-)