* never confuse us with Germans (...) They eat us alive if we do this.
I'm German. I need to apologize -- I did not realize that "Wiener Wuerstchen" were actually made of living Austrians. However, they taste very well -- especially when combined with sauerkraut.
According to http://dict.leo.org "to abseil" is an English verb (with the same meaning = to rope down). In German, "abseilen" also means to steal away.
Basically, the thesis evaluates different methods to build a kind of "finger-print" of a page. The finger print is used to find the page with google if it is gone, or has changed significantly.
The internet wayback machine was used to learn distinguishing disappeared pages from pages changing slightly over the time.
Perhaps the IETF model could also help the JCP a bit, I guess... Oh, wait, and the W3C, of course... BTW: Does an XML-Schema-implementation fit in 600K? Also, I have heard even CC/PP was going to be usable until forced to be RDF-compliant.....
The problem is to find the right level of abstraction. In some places of MIDP 1.0, "abstraction" seems more like an excuse for under-specification. For example, the 1.0 "abstraction" did not cover anything that maps to "clickable" links. Thus, for implementing a browser, one would need to go to the graphics-only mode, which does not seem to be the right level of "abstraction" for that kind of application. I agree that pixel-positioning widgets is a bad thing, especially on limited devices. However, ignoring the GUI needs of basic phone applications like browsers or even nested configuration dialogs does not seem much better.
My S55 phone has a *built in* (=probably not Java) 3rd party WML browser where the behaviour is significantly different from the UI for the phone configuration, addressbook, SMS, etc.. This is simply a pain.
Of course, MIDP 2.0 seems to fix most of those issues, but "abstract=good" is an over-simplification of the issue. BTW: Already created your semantic-web homepage?:)
I am currently using KDE, but that will probably make me switch to Gnome. Moreover, even if OO/Thunderbird/Firebird are not really using GTK, they seem to look more "consistent" with GTK apps.
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well I think deleting dupes would be OK w/o needing to distinguish between good and bad free speech:)
Well I am actually working on stuff like this. My biggest problem is: How to let the user select from a large list efficiently (thousands of entries) without sending all the content to the client? does xform support tree selection elements where the content is requested from the server on demand?
Java 1.5 will add autoboxing for primitive types and typed containers. Breaking compatibility seems neither a realistic nor a good option. Concerning AWT and SWING issues, I'd like to recommend to take a look at the SWT of the Eclipse project.
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Fully agreed. Maybe I'd like to see a class keyword that extends the object literal syntax to allow simple prototype definition, though...
class Person {
prettyName: function () {return firstName + " " + lastName}
}
Ok, perhaps also something like new Person() {firstName: "Bernd"})
* never confuse us with Germans (...) They eat us alive if we do this.
I'm German. I need to apologize -- I did not realize that "Wiener Wuerstchen" were actually made of living Austrians. However, they taste very well -- especially when combined with sauerkraut.
According to http://dict.leo.org "to abseil" is an English verb (with the same meaning = to rope down). In German, "abseilen" also means to steal away.
In German it means to rope down but also to steal away.
http://www-ai.cs.uni-dortmund.de/DOKUMENTE/malzahn _2003a.pdf
Basically, the thesis evaluates different methods to build a kind of "finger-print" of a page. The finger print is used to find the page with google if it is gone, or has changed significantly.
The internet wayback machine was used to learn distinguishing disappeared pages from pages changing slightly over the time.
Must have to do with many bits flowing nearly at the speed of light, and France consuming more than it is willing to provide :)
Am I correct to assume that the disk heads are parked anyway when the Laptop goes to sleep mode?
So what is the probability of dropping a laptop *while using it* ?!?
Is this really significant when compared to the probability of a deskstar/travelstar failure without external influence?
proof:
bb | !(bb)
= b | !b (Idempotence)
= true (Existence of the complementary element)
You object to have gouvernment controlled cameras in your house to protect you?!? Do you have anything to hide?
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My mouse has no balls, you insensitive clod!
Perhaps the IETF model could also help the JCP a bit, I guess... Oh, wait, and the W3C, of course... BTW: Does an XML-Schema-implementation fit in 600K? Also, I have heard even CC/PP was going to be usable until forced to be RDF-compliant.....
The problem is to find the right level of abstraction. In some places of MIDP 1.0, "abstraction" seems more like an excuse for under-specification. For example, the 1.0 "abstraction" did not cover anything that maps to "clickable" links. Thus, for implementing a browser, one would need to go to the graphics-only mode, which does not seem to be the right level of "abstraction" for that kind of application. I agree that pixel-positioning widgets is a bad thing, especially on limited devices. However, ignoring the GUI needs of basic phone applications like browsers or even nested configuration dialogs does not seem much better.
:)
My S55 phone has a *built in* (=probably not Java) 3rd party WML browser where the behaviour is significantly different from the UI for the phone configuration, addressbook, SMS, etc.. This is simply a pain.
Of course, MIDP 2.0 seems to fix most of those issues, but "abstract=good" is an over-simplification of the issue. BTW: Already created your semantic-web homepage?
GTK has one killer app: Eclipse.
I am currently using KDE, but that will probably make me switch to Gnome. Moreover, even if OO/Thunderbird/Firebird are not really using GTK, they seem to look more "consistent" with GTK apps.
well I think deleting dupes would be OK w/o needing to distinguish between good and bad free speech :)
Hey, you forgot the obvious "There are only 10 types of people" joke....
Well I am actually working on stuff like this. My biggest problem is: How to let the user select from a large list efficiently (thousands of entries) without sending all the content to the client? does xform support tree selection elements where the content is requested from the server on demand?
Java 1.5 will add autoboxing for primitive types and typed containers. Breaking compatibility seems neither a realistic nor a good option. Concerning AWT and SWING issues, I'd like to recommend to take a look at the SWT of the Eclipse project.
I'll switch to Linux and KDE before this can hit me... ;-)