it is so. i can buy an mp-5 if i want. i can also buy an ak-47 if i so choose. i saw a guy leave a pawn shop once with an ak-47. he put it across the handlebars of his bicycle and rode home with it like that. perfectly legal in arizona. my friend loves his mp-5 but his ar-15 is his favorite.
nazi germany began by picking fights with backward countries (austria, poland, czechslovakia) and when nobody did anything (they weren't inconvenient yet, or were to overspent from ww1) they moved on to highly industrialized nations, having expanded its power greatly by feeding on the backward countries. we don't have to but it will happen. history repeats itself.
been there done that. also been there done that with other people's asp, coldfusion, javascript, actionscript, html, css, misused MVC pattern, poor sql schema inspired garbage. you're throwing stones from a glass house. hell is other people's code. period.
that's strange. i get resume requests through the zend certified yellow pages all the time. i can list tons of companies that are using php. here's a few for you.
occam's razor: he knows the difference and mistakenly substituted a related term, then quickly fixed his statement. how can one make such a mistake? it's called being human, and you are guilty of it too. barely.
oy vey. the cache has nothing to do with your privacy. they are using a css bug involving the browser history list. ever notice that you have to choose each of those separately when clearing browser activity?
also, if the internet is considered a public space (or the private space of others, such as the domain owners) then your actions are not protected by your privacy rights. that's like saying you demand to have your face blurred out automatically on surveillance cameras at the mall. don't look now, but TFA itself has tracking pixels in the source code immediately following TFA text.
conservation of information would say that if we could measure and analyze your subconscious, your experiences, your neural connections to a high enough degree that we could uncover the reasoning for your random number picks, and probably even predict the next "random" numbers you come up with.
isn't that what the robots are for? instead of paying the bricklayer a wage to support a family, you spend a couple years worth of his pay on these robots, and after a few buildings they pay for themselves. bricklayer gets a new job fixing the robots. or evolution weeds him out. take your pick.
dude it's not my fault iranians aren't russian. they probably should have thought about that when they cried that we're fighting them in this swedish-made game.
in about 100 years from now when humans in general predominantly exhibit autistic or ADHD behavior (assumed from TFA) they'll look back at us now and decry us all for being so attached to our present social norms, and how silly we were to resist the change. like 10-20 years ago when your parents/grandparents told you email was bad because it killed off letter writing. yet we still have thank you cards and such. wutevs.
server side code stops when it sends the output buffer contents to the browser that requested it. the ajax technique was created to continue talking to the server without continuous page reloads. if you have to make repeated GET or POST calls you are losing the EXPERIENCE referred to above. so no, server side scripting couldn't do it. not in the context of EXPERIENCE that we're talking.
you're a moron. show me how you'd replace flash with html5 and not use javascript. show me how you'd do any kind of ajax functionality without javascript (or flash). the anonymous coward never said s/he couldn't view sites without it. his/her point is clear, but maybe you need a different emphasis to get it. you're missing a lot of EXPERIENCE. like not refreshing the page to talk to the server, imagine that! like determining which chunks of html to show to different users based on some criteria. i laugh at people who call themselves html programmers... there's no such thing.
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ever heard of flying kites? moron
family members? you sick fuck
yes you can. you can't buy the same +P rounds, but you can get the same models.
it is so. i can buy an mp-5 if i want. i can also buy an ak-47 if i so choose. i saw a guy leave a pawn shop once with an ak-47. he put it across the handlebars of his bicycle and rode home with it like that. perfectly legal in arizona. my friend loves his mp-5 but his ar-15 is his favorite.
nazi germany began by picking fights with backward countries (austria, poland, czechslovakia) and when nobody did anything (they weren't inconvenient yet, or were to overspent from ww1) they moved on to highly industrialized nations, having expanded its power greatly by feeding on the backward countries. we don't have to but it will happen. history repeats itself.
are you saying you don't get it?
since the best cure for using facebook is suicide
molecules != particles
been there done that. also been there done that with other people's asp, coldfusion, javascript, actionscript, html, css, misused MVC pattern, poor sql schema inspired garbage. you're throwing stones from a glass house. hell is other people's code. period.
that's strange. i get resume requests through the zend certified yellow pages all the time. i can list tons of companies that are using php. here's a few for you.
google.com
yahoo.com
youtube.com
facebook.com
wikipedia.org
wordpress.com
digg.com
thepiratebay.org
sourceforge.net
occam's razor: he knows the difference and mistakenly substituted a related term, then quickly fixed his statement. how can one make such a mistake? it's called being human, and you are guilty of it too. barely.
just the phrase itself, "most people are below average," is a contradiction. translation: "average people are below average."
what could possibly go wrong?
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oy vey. the cache has nothing to do with your privacy. they are using a css bug involving the browser history list. ever notice that you have to choose each of those separately when clearing browser activity?
also, if the internet is considered a public space (or the private space of others, such as the domain owners) then your actions are not protected by your privacy rights. that's like saying you demand to have your face blurred out automatically on surveillance cameras at the mall. don't look now, but TFA itself has tracking pixels in the source code immediately following TFA text.
here it is:
conservation of information would say that if we could measure and analyze your subconscious, your experiences, your neural connections to a high enough degree that we could uncover the reasoning for your random number picks, and probably even predict the next "random" numbers you come up with.
isn't that what the robots are for? instead of paying the bricklayer a wage to support a family, you spend a couple years worth of his pay on these robots, and after a few buildings they pay for themselves. bricklayer gets a new job fixing the robots. or evolution weeds him out. take your pick.
dude it's not my fault iranians aren't russian. they probably should have thought about that when they cried that we're fighting them in this swedish-made game.
you can. play the multiplayer on an iranian map. duh.
in about 100 years from now when humans in general predominantly exhibit autistic or ADHD behavior (assumed from TFA) they'll look back at us now and decry us all for being so attached to our present social norms, and how silly we were to resist the change. like 10-20 years ago when your parents/grandparents told you email was bad because it killed off letter writing. yet we still have thank you cards and such. wutevs.
common what? are you high?
server side code stops when it sends the output buffer contents to the browser that requested it. the ajax technique was created to continue talking to the server without continuous page reloads. if you have to make repeated GET or POST calls you are losing the EXPERIENCE referred to above. so no, server side scripting couldn't do it. not in the context of EXPERIENCE that we're talking.
you're a moron. show me how you'd replace flash with html5 and not use javascript. show me how you'd do any kind of ajax functionality without javascript (or flash). the anonymous coward never said s/he couldn't view sites without it. his/her point is clear, but maybe you need a different emphasis to get it. you're missing a lot of EXPERIENCE. like not refreshing the page to talk to the server, imagine that! like determining which chunks of html to show to different users based on some criteria. i laugh at people who call themselves html programmers... there's no such thing.
if you keep a copy, then you're breaking the law, but not the person you sold the (original?) copy to.
"...you wouldn't steal a car..."
like the comedians say, if i could copy the car and the owner got to keep his, then fuck yeah i would.
this only happens to me when i'm reading while stoned