The funny thing is that you're the same person with split personalities. One goes to sleep, the other wakes up. Does the hilarity ever stop? I think not!
1 & 4 are the exact same thing, and like any language such as Perl you can intermingle code and display. The solution in any language is to template, and PHP can do that.
2. PHP Accelerator or Zend.
3. True. PHP's OO sucks arse. That's your only valid point.
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For me, MySQL is more cross-platform than Postgres. I develop on Windows/Linux at work, Linux at home, and then copy it to a Linux server. Postgres doesn't have good Windows support.
Yeah, I know, hence my mentioning Dublin Core. What metadata is being used in this search? That's my question. Amazon's system would have useful metadata, but I can't imagine Northern Light having anything of use.
Searching using metadata? Are they just name-dropping terms? What metadata is it? If it's just gathered from a page then it's meta description and keywords. I mean, Northern Light doesn't search for Dublin Core metadata does it?
The only parts submitted to ECMA are C# and the CLI which excludes Windows Forms, Web Forms, and many base libraries which are proprietary and owned by Microsoft. As Nelson would say, HA! HA!
The ""bug"" is by design to stop page wideners. If they didn't apply it when it was an url the page wideners would just write long and fake urls. Right?
You do realise that you're turning your back on the potentially brilliant kernel developers who are physically unable to leave a download going overnight and start "hacking" the next day, don't you?!?
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I'll stick with MySQL until Postgres does what I want.
In that case, I live in your butt.
Where's the download?
*guitar-solo*
2. PHP Accelerator or Zend.
3. True. PHP's OO sucks arse. That's your only valid point.
For me, MySQL is more cross-platform than Postgres. I develop on Windows/Linux at work, Linux at home, and then copy it to a Linux server. Postgres doesn't have good Windows support.
Show me a format that's cross-platform, has the concept of headers/footers and has formatting.
Oh, right, rtf...
PDF tends to be smaller unless you have bitmap graphics. That's the rule I've always had. Anyone want to improve on that?
That's fucking cool. Any more information?
No, I just picked up on him spaming that message in some threads and got angry at what moderation had become.
Yeah, I know, hence my mentioning Dublin Core. What metadata is being used in this search? That's my question. Amazon's system would have useful metadata, but I can't imagine Northern Light having anything of use.
Searching using metadata? Are they just name-dropping terms? What metadata is it? If it's just gathered from a page then it's meta description and keywords. I mean, Northern Light doesn't search for Dublin Core metadata does it?
The only parts submitted to ECMA are C# and the CLI which excludes Windows Forms, Web Forms, and many base libraries which are proprietary and owned by Microsoft. As Nelson would say, HA! HA!
The ""bug"" is by design to stop page wideners. If they didn't apply it when it was an url the page wideners would just write long and fake urls. Right?
One time this nun called me a fucking cunt-rag.
If you're not doing both of those then you're fine. Which leaves me doing work with, wel, er...
Actually gamers fool themselves into believing it's FSAAx8.
Source here (down the page for SVCD)
I've read that SVCD per disc is only 37-60 minutes. If so that's a heavy weight against recording movies to it and makes me want a hdd.
I imagine it would be similar to the freedom of press available in my basement.
See South Cross Cables for a large part of NZ bandwidth.
What sane person would ask such a thing.
By this I mean that you shouldn't be able to store both "BECAUSE" and "because" but whatever casing you give should be retained.
See here