IMHO the title says it all, it's funny and enlighten to read and gives a good introduction from the point of view of a programmer who slipt into PM. I especially enjoyed its categorization of programmers into different brands.
A fast and reliable way to encrypt a file is to sweep a strong magnet across your hard disc. Decryption of the files is more difficult and time comsuing, scientist are still working hard to find the final solution.
I look at Apple Hardware primarily as a life style thing (nice look, eye-candy & anti-M$). The raw Hardware specs - especially the processors - are not that impressive.
What I do not understand is why anybody is interested in having Apple servers. Afterall servers do not have to look good, they just have to be cheap and fast.
SVG && Printing
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As all graphics are vector based, SVG also has the potential to provide crystal clear, high resolution print-outs instead of the blurred GIFs (or PNG if anyone cares) we get to today.
Slashdot Mirror
That's how it always has been and always will be.
The FedEx logo is made from the classical Helvetica with some extreme between "E" and "x".
A book I warmly recommend reading is
Herding Cats: A Primer for Programmers Who Lead Programmers
(http://www.amazon.com/Herding-Cats-Primer-Programmers-Lead/dp/B001ULCL1Y)
IMHO the title says it all, it's funny and enlighten to read and gives a good introduction from the point of view of a programmer who slipt into PM. I especially enjoyed its categorization of programmers into different brands.
That's why there is the CSS3 module Fons which presents a set of properties allowing font specification by a user agent, i.e., web browsers:
http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-fonts/
The specification is implemented by the upcoming Safari 4:
http://www.apple.com/safari/features.html
Happy times for font lovers!
A fast and reliable way to encrypt a file is to sweep a strong magnet across your hard disc. Decryption of the files is more difficult and time comsuing, scientist are still working hard to find the final solution.
Come on, it's not that diffcult to learn, especially when it's explained by such a charming teacher:
http://britneyspears.ac/lasers.htm/
Isamu Sanada is an industial designer who designs fictious
Apple products in his spare time:
http://www.applele.com/index.html
http://www.applele.com/pictures.html
I personally favor this iPhone design:
http://www.applele.com/pict_04hipod_r02.html
Almost better than the real thing!
I'm curious: What kind of rendering engine is this thing using? KHTML, Gecko or Opera?
You mean like god stepped down from heaven and stopped this m****fucking hurricanes?
to ESAFirebird because of copyright infringement.
(Next logical step these days: a joke including SCO)
I look at Apple Hardware primarily as a life style thing (nice look, eye-candy & anti-M$). The raw Hardware specs - especially the processors - are not that impressive.
What I do not understand is why anybody is interested in having Apple servers. Afterall servers do not have to look good, they just have to be cheap and fast.
As all graphics are vector based, SVG also has the potential to provide crystal clear, high resolution print-outs instead of the blurred GIFs (or PNG if anyone cares) we get to today.
Your wife will be stuck in vi forever.
The part of the computer system that can be kicked.
I really like that quote from 'Programming Embedded Systems in C and C++'.
but, looking the terminal of the first screenshot, KDE is better (and a whole lot cheaper :) )
So, using this logic:
Dead = Securest
I've never heared anybody hacking into a Mark (http://www.computer50.org/mark1/mark1intro.html)