It may take time to get features in through the JCP, but it also ensures there are no hastily implemented hacks making their way into the system.
Now that's what I call comedy!
What are those deprecated classes and methods, then? Even things as simple as date and time classes and InputStreams were hacked in, then deprecated and replaced. Then there's the SAX parser, which was replaced with a totally different API...
Should be, but doesn't seem to be. I can mDNSPublish server _nfs._tcp 111 and the Mac appears to see it, but when I double-click it claims it vanished, saying "the alias could not be opened because the original item could not be found".
Well, perhaps it would have been clearer if I said that WebSphere and Tomcat are both based on the same code.
WebSphere's servlet engine is heavily based on Sun's reference implementation of a servlet engine for J2EE, and so is Tomcat.
IBM licenses the code from Sun, and Sun also donates the code as open source to the Apache Software Foundation. Tomcat 4, for example, combines the Sun reference code for the JSP 1.2 and Servlet 2.3 APIs with the independently developed JServ technologies.
Similarly, the HTTP server bundled with WebSphere is based on Apache.
...it was my understanding that Libertarians are on the right...
A common misconception, which like the "liberal media" myth is largely caused by America's politically active population predominantly being way over to the right of the political spectrum.
To put it another way: the Libertarian Party USA is right wing, because there are vastly more right wing libertarians than left-wing ones (like Noam Chomsky and, er, me).
In fact, some far right libertarians refuse to believe that it's possible to be a left-wing libertarian--just like I'm sure some politically extreme Christians view it as impossible to be Christian and at the opposite political extreme.
Real won't let you use the binary codec to decode Real files into other formats. Are you trying to tell me that's because of code or patents licensed from someone else?
I don't think so. I think it's Real being two-faced.
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I assume you know about those washable silicone rubber keyboards?
"Nit-picking" is hyphenated.
Hopefully mom learned a valuable lesson.
(If a system message appears, it does not just appear randomly. It is there for a reason. Read it, do not just push OK.)
In that case, why does the page I posted a link to list SAX as a deprecated API of Java 1.4.2, and SAX2 as its replacement?
Now that's what I call comedy!
What are those deprecated classes and methods, then? Even things as simple as date and time classes and InputStreams were hacked in, then deprecated and replaced. Then there's the SAX parser, which was replaced with a totally different API...
Oh, I just keep my left hand near the modifiers.
Or my right hand, depending on which one I'm mousing with.
What is this "middle button" thing of which you speak? :-)
GTA: San Andreas will be coming out in, what, late October early November?
Ooh, the poor publishers, I'm sure they'll hardly sell a single unit of it.
Well, if you really care about download speed, you skip the images and use CSS. That'll give you a much better improvement than frames.
The Adblock plugin doesn't work in Camino.
Until that's fixed, it's useless.
Pity, it looked good.
No, not just that. The government also gives the airlines free infrastructure, like air traffic control.
Should be, but doesn't seem to be. I can mDNSPublish server _nfs._tcp 111
and the Mac appears to see it, but when I double-click it claims it vanished, saying "the alias could not be opened because the original item could not be found".
DAAP and SSH work fine, though.
The ShowCenter page on Pinnacle's site says it needs special server software and is XP only.
And your plane fare costs $200 because of the massive subsidy given to the airlines.
Used to be everyone used Altavista to search, and everyone on the web had heard of it.
Who uses Altavista now?
It doesn't matter to me if Microsoft supporters can't find my web site, so I'm not "hurt".
I wouldn't want to be indexed in their search engine because it increases their credibility.
Got any pointers to documentation on setting up the SSH stuff? How about NFS?
Well, perhaps it would have been clearer if I said that WebSphere and Tomcat are both based on the same code.
WebSphere's servlet engine is heavily based on Sun's reference implementation of a servlet engine for J2EE, and so is Tomcat.
IBM licenses the code from Sun, and Sun also donates the code as open source to the Apache Software Foundation. Tomcat 4, for example, combines the Sun reference code for the JSP 1.2 and Servlet 2.3 APIs with the independently developed JServ technologies.
Similarly, the HTTP server bundled with WebSphere is based on Apache.
Don't all boss fights range from stupid to incredibly annoying?
I can't think of a more stale, worn-out cliché than the "boss fight".
So, Mr Expert, if your attitudes are the secret to marital stability, how long have you been married?
And how do you account for the fact that the divorce rate is significantly higher for conservative Christians?
As Bukowski once said, the trouble with having an open mind is that people try to dump so much crap into it.
As a left wing libertarian, I find myself mostly comfortable with both right-wing libertarians and liberals.
The right wing libertarians may be right wing, but at least they know how to mind their own damn business...
A common misconception, which like the "liberal media" myth is largely caused by America's politically active population predominantly being way over to the right of the political spectrum.
To put it another way: the Libertarian Party USA is right wing, because there are vastly more right wing libertarians than left-wing ones (like Noam Chomsky and, er, me).
In fact, some far right libertarians refuse to believe that it's possible to be a left-wing libertarian--just like I'm sure some politically extreme Christians view it as impossible to be Christian and at the opposite political extreme.
Since WebSphere is based on Tomcat, moving to WebSphere might not be a dumb move.
Real won't let you use the binary codec to decode Real files into other formats. Are you trying to tell me that's because of code or patents licensed from someone else?
I don't think so. I think it's Real being two-faced.