It was designed to connect research institutions (universities) to each other and to military research institutions (DARPA). It was not designed to be resistant to attack, much less nuclear attack. The ability to reroute is, and was, necessary because physical equipment and lines are prone to intermittent failure.
You, and whoever modded you Informative, are ignorant idiots.
The problem with Java is that the language itself as no concept of properties. Per force, the IDE must handle getters and setters for you.
Both Objective Pascal (the language commonly known as Delphi) and Objective C have a separate concept of properties. This allows an abstraction between the class's data model and its public interface. It also allows the compiler to auto-generate missing getters and setters (where you only write methods to handle special cases, such as data conversions or initiating side effects).
I hope you die. Really, your waiting for your impending death must be agonizing. Why not stop waiting for your life to finish and just kill yourself? Thanks.
It's rather questionable whether the 2nd amendment grants rights to the individual. Obviously, the generally-held view is that it does, but that doesn't require any particular organization to hold the same view.
I'm a registered iOS developer, but even I have to agree with the principle of your parent post. Ad Hoc is a way to get betas out to testers before submitting your app to Apple. It is not a way to get your app to a random and/or unlimited number of users.
You can't have the same MAC in two separate devices on the same Ethernet LAN segment. But duplicate MACs on the same device is fine, or duplicates on separate segments (unless you're doing Ethernet bridging to make them one logical segment).
YES. Do you fucking live in the same world as the rest of us?
Besides, you purposely ignore the real downside -- lobbying. Lobbying is nothing more than legalized bribery, made legal by those who directly benefit.
Umm, the reason that Unix does not suffer from DLL hell is because of the installation policy (which is what MS changed), not the underlying tech. If iOS apps are installing shared libs in a common location, you can and will have DLL hell.
If apps can provide their own shared libraries and, you know, actually share them, then one app can overwrite a shared lib with one containing a trojan. It doesn't even need to use the lib itself, so it would always appear blameless during a superficial investigation of which app is triggering the code.
Copyleft is a made-up term. The GPL is a copyright license. It grants to the receiver of a code-base a license to copy and redistribute the code, and it attaches some stipulations to this permission. That is exactly what copyright is about -- distribution rights.
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It was designed to connect research institutions (universities) to each other and to military research institutions (DARPA). It was not designed to be resistant to attack, much less nuclear attack. The ability to reroute is, and was, necessary because physical equipment and lines are prone to intermittent failure.
You, and whoever modded you Informative, are ignorant idiots.
At least we still have proper grammar! The United States is not led by religion any more now than it ever has been.
The problem with Java is that the language itself as no concept of properties. Per force, the IDE must handle getters and setters for you.
Both Objective Pascal (the language commonly known as Delphi) and Objective C have a separate concept of properties. This allows an abstraction between the class's data model and its public interface. It also allows the compiler to auto-generate missing getters and setters (where you only write methods to handle special cases, such as data conversions or initiating side effects).
Your purposeful ignorance and your sig are perfectly complementary. Of course, your mind may not be closed; it might just be absent.
Why would anyone care about that? Dalvik doesn't use Java classes.
You cannot trample the rights of individuals just because they're exercising those rights as a group.
In what way are the individual's rights being trampled if the rights of a legal entity are curtailed?
I hope you die. Really, your waiting for your impending death must be agonizing. Why not stop waiting for your life to finish and just kill yourself? Thanks.
It's rather questionable whether the 2nd amendment grants rights to the individual. Obviously, the generally-held view is that it does, but that doesn't require any particular organization to hold the same view.
What's an IPAD?
You may think Macs are too expensive for what you get, but you don't need to spend anywhere close to $2000 to get something running Mac OS X.
In all likelihood, that's just telling you whose network you are on.
But I really don't have anything to base that on; I'm just guessing.
I don't recall ever hearing the name. I certainly didn't recognize it. Not everyone keeps up with (every aspect of) pop culture.
SkyNet moved my cheese?
like f.ex. disk images
Please, never do that again. Federal Express has nothing to do with what you're writing. Use "e.g." when you mean "For example".
And Apple provides drivers for several versions of Windows with every Mac OS X install. What's your point?
I'm a registered iOS developer, but even I have to agree with the principle of your parent post. Ad Hoc is a way to get betas out to testers before submitting your app to Apple. It is not a way to get your app to a random and/or unlimited number of users.
You can't have the same MAC in two separate devices on the same Ethernet LAN segment. But duplicate MACs on the same device is fine, or duplicates on separate segments (unless you're doing Ethernet bridging to make them one logical segment).
YES. Do you fucking live in the same world as the rest of us?
Besides, you purposely ignore the real downside -- lobbying. Lobbying is nothing more than legalized bribery, made legal by those who directly benefit.
What does your post have to do with it's parent?
I would bet anything that if adults didn't make a big deal about sex (and porn), that child porn would indeed not harm them.
Yes, it would. What's the smallest physical screen that can do that resolution? What would it cost? How many minutes would the battery last?
Have you ever thought, even once, before posting?
Umm, the reason that Unix does not suffer from DLL hell is because of the installation policy (which is what MS changed), not the underlying tech. If iOS apps are installing shared libs in a common location, you can and will have DLL hell.
If apps can provide their own shared libraries and, you know, actually share them, then one app can overwrite a shared lib with one containing a trojan. It doesn't even need to use the lib itself, so it would always appear blameless during a superficial investigation of which app is triggering the code.
Copyleft is a made-up term. The GPL is a copyright license. It grants to the receiver of a code-base a license to copy and redistribute the code, and it attaches some stipulations to this permission. That is exactly what copyright is about -- distribution rights.
She didn't have it insured? Not too bright.