And beside all that, kids less than 13 aren't allowed to use interactive forms if you believe all of those restrictions web sites put on sub-13 users. So google is illegally tracking the online behaviour of 13 year olds since they don't ask.
You probably shouldn't use stored procedures in a database that's Object-Relation mapped. Then again, I also think you should never mix you model storage with controller code like stored procedures do.
As opposed to the 'sifter' micro-managing and reducing morale. It speaks better to the CEO's commitment if they read/reply personally instead of pushing it off to someone else. That's the whole point of this.
My iMac (7445) has no L3 too, and it doesn't keep me back much. I'd like to have a 7450-based system, with their 1MB L3, but I don't consider it a necessity at the moment.
And besides, FireWire 2 just came out with 800mbps transfers. Kinda kills the whole "USB2.0@480mbps > Firewire@400mbps" 'argument' quickly. Though, 'argument' is in quotes here because it's not much of one.
Bed, Table, Lamp, Curtains. The bedroom is the Third-largest room in the house. The biggest are the dining room (now completely empty due to renovation) and the living room (the room with the most 'stuff'.
My living room is filled with a $10,000 home entertainment system, walls of DVDs and CDs and books. There's a futon mattress on the floor (it's punk to go without a bed frame).
But it's decidely not punk to have 10k in entertainment equipment and 4k invested in a chair.
You mean the option-arrow presses in Chimera that stop at punctuation when going forward? Yeah, that's useful. I'm just happy to finally have an osx browser that supports ^H as backspace instead of go back a page.
Hilarious is how much money people spend on game hardware to get frames they can't even see on their screens. Funnier still is the fact that consoles are designed with a specific LACK of obselescence in mind. The fact that I can play DDR on my PS|2 console and can't anywhere else just makes it better. The fact that I don't have to fuss with drivers to get a game running is icing.
As often as they crash in windows? I may hate ms as much as you do, but windows apps don't crash all that often anymore. Even I will admit that, so perhaps you should try using a modern msos?
BTW, I'm a Mac OS X user and a BSD user. I got sick of this sort of politicking on behalf of Linux.
You are incorrect. The order goes Mozilla, Chimera, Netscape 7.0, IE, Omniweb, iCab. This is because only one thing matters: accurate rendering and standards support. Omniweb and iCab are pretty terrible at this.
Well, I tried to make buildworld on my FreeBSD box last night from CVS, and it decided to crap out on a perfectly valid-looking statement. From CVS. This is why I can't stand Open Source sometimes. And BSD is supposedly the group that is tops in quality control.
I happen to like opening a.dmg package, then dragging its contents (usually one '.app' directory) into my Applications folder. It's what makes sense. You are, after just moving files to your applications. There should be no magick program getting in the way and 'helping' you put the software on the system.
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Where do you work? The Vatican? In Utah, I hear those pictures are considered violence. Wait I got that backwards. Maybe.
And beside all that, kids less than 13 aren't allowed to use interactive forms if you believe all of those restrictions web sites put on sub-13 users. So google is illegally tracking the online behaviour of 13 year olds since they don't ask.
And people use "meeting facilitators" that make life harder for them in the long run. Go figure.
Please don't "don't disagree" with people. It's like an abstract double negative. Instead use "I could agree with" or similar constructs.
You probably shouldn't use stored procedures in a database that's Object-Relation mapped. Then again, I also think you should never mix you model storage with controller code like stored procedures do.
Reviewer Dave Girard gives it a once over and walks away with a sour taste in his mouth.
In other news: Snape Kills Dumbledore, Wash Killed by Giant Spike, Next Uwe Boll Move Sucks.
And beside, Snape killed Dumbeldore
Who protects you from crime? Why should they protect you, and not children?
Nobody. Who protects me from murder? A drive-by shooting? Nobody, near as I can tell. Laws don't protect me from lawless action.
As opposed to the 'sifter' micro-managing and reducing morale. It speaks better to the CEO's commitment if they read/reply personally instead of pushing it off to someone else. That's the whole point of this.
Thomas Hayden Church was just in a little road trip movie that won all sorts of awards. It was called "Sideways".
My iMac (7445) has no L3 too, and it doesn't keep me back much. I'd like to have a 7450-based system, with their 1MB L3, but I don't consider it a necessity at the moment.
And besides, FireWire 2 just came out with 800mbps transfers. Kinda kills the whole "USB2.0@480mbps > Firewire@400mbps" 'argument' quickly. Though, 'argument' is in quotes here because it's not much of one.
Bed, Table, Lamp, Curtains. The bedroom is the Third-largest room in the house. The biggest are the dining room (now completely empty due to renovation) and the living room (the room with the most 'stuff'.
My living room is filled with a $10,000 home entertainment system, walls of DVDs and CDs and books. There's a futon mattress on the floor (it's punk to go without a bed frame).
But it's decidely not punk to have 10k in entertainment equipment and 4k invested in a chair.
'that guy' is working on the BSD package system for Apple, or something like that. Think replacement to fink.
You mean the option-arrow presses in Chimera that stop at punctuation when going forward? Yeah, that's useful. I'm just happy to finally have an osx browser that supports ^H as backspace instead of go back a page.
Hilarious is how much money people spend on game hardware to get frames they can't even see on their screens. Funnier still is the fact that consoles are designed with a specific LACK of obselescence in mind. The fact that I can play DDR on my PS|2 console and can't anywhere else just makes it better. The fact that I don't have to fuss with drivers to get a game running is icing.
As often as they crash in windows? I may hate ms as much as you do, but windows apps don't crash all that often anymore. Even I will admit that, so perhaps you should try using a modern msos?
BTW, I'm a Mac OS X user and a BSD user. I got sick of this sort of politicking on behalf of Linux.
And that really stopped Apple from selling all those original iMacs?
What's Menards? I mean, I can bore you by talking about 84 Lumber or Busy Beaver, but it would mean very little to you.
Then don't shop at Sears anymore. Money talks.
You are incorrect. The order goes Mozilla, Chimera, Netscape 7.0, IE, Omniweb, iCab. This is because only one thing matters: accurate rendering and standards support. Omniweb and iCab are pretty terrible at this.
Start spreading this around at the bottom of your emails:
"NOY[F]B, P"
"None Of Your [Fucking] Business, Poindexter". The 'F' is optional, of course.
(And Extrans is broken. Plain Old Text allows links, but Extrans does not. I'm not surprised.)
Well, I tried to make buildworld on my FreeBSD box last night from CVS, and it decided to crap out on a perfectly valid-looking statement. From CVS. This is why I can't stand Open Source sometimes. And BSD is supposedly the group that is tops in quality control.
I happen to like opening a .dmg package, then dragging its contents (usually one '.app' directory) into my Applications folder. It's what makes sense. You are, after just moving files to your applications. There should be no magick program getting in the way and 'helping' you put the software on the system.