I am working on a website the could eventually be in competition w/ a portion of Amazon's site, and I really don't think we should be limited in our use of 'Cookies'.
Also, BN.com has a better delivery service in NYC. They deliver it within 24hrs via bike messenger! At no additional charge. (But I have to use two clicks to check out!!!)
There are other better affiliate programs out there. As I recall, A1Books.com had a pretty good deal. And the computer books were often a better price then AMZN.
The original Slash dot post says that they will attribue your comments..
And the bottom of all the pages here says "All trademarks and copyrights on this page are owned by their respective owners. Comments are owned by the Poster"
mount -t smbfs -o username=foo,password=bar//foo/test/data/test
which seems to work better then the previous version... Though i do notice a delay now between when the comand completes and when the file system is actually mounted..
Webcomics.com is running a special Halloween Comics Section featuring comics with halloween related storylines and all sorts of crossovers between different internet comics. It's pretty fun. All of these are internet only as well.
I have to admit that the idea of increasing my typnig speed is very apealling. However, I have concerns about how it is layed out for Programmers. It seems like my needed special characters are farther away... like { [ ] } and most of all/.. They are all moved up to the left.
So, how have any programmers here dealt with that? Have you customized your most popular keys to be better placed?
"David Bowie is one of the most technologically well informed and culturally progressive artists in the world. It is only natural that he be the first musician to bring his art to his fans in this manner. "
This is much different from the Distributed.net project where they are trying brute force. With this crack, they intelligently factored the public key. And it didn't take them that long either. I would imagine that there are some systems out there right now that could do this in what, a day or less?
It didn't try to crack the message by trying every possible key, then looking at the resulting data to see if it was real.
Instead, it actually factored the public key to find the secret. With that info, it could get your mangled message, which would be much easier to crack.
If it sounds too good to be true,it's probably ...
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I have already read several, and I have only had it for 3 weeks. Where do I get the time? In places where I didn't have it before! In places where I can't carry several books around with me.
Screen - Everyone says is is much much better on the Palm V. I have to agree. I have no problem with it. I can read off it for hours.
Batteries - They are now rechargeable.
Software - I am using a program called CSpotRun (freeware) that is fine for the task. It even lets me rotate the text. (It's great rotated 90 ccw, I hold it very comforatably)
I think they are going in the wrong direction here
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I don't want a desktop because it looks good. I want a desktop that will help me work faster and easier. I also don't want my desktop to get in the way. Do you ever notice how much screen space some of this buttons take up? How much cpu it takes to render the whole screen with bitmapped buttons. It's sick.
Granted, many of the things they are doing is helpful, application interoperability, ease of use, etc. But until they get on the track of making a better desktop, people will be sticking to windows desktops.
I am coding a ton of stuff in Java in Netscape's Application Server, and let me tell you, it is Blazingly fast. I have benchmarked a few apps against the same code in other app servers and languages (including c++) and nothing else could beat it (c++ tied).
I think the trick here that Netscape uses is that the most important libaries: Database, templating, i/o, caching, etc, are all written in c++. Also, we are using a JIT compiler, and the classes are cached between sessions.
Now, if only there were a open source version of this. All the speed of native, and yet I can code in Java!
yeah. but the US is suppose to be short on programmers. By spending more on commercial software, you are actually spending money to bring programmers into the country. If that made any sense.
Regardless. Cutting spending w/ out cutting services is what they should be about. How can they be against that?
I like the rational way that they laid this out. Gov't shouldn't be speding money on stuff that is available for free. How many other goverment programs feed the evil giant? Can we use a similar attack any of those?
Most people will sound out or sub vocalize as they read. Believe it or not, but you don't have to do this to understand what you're reading. Stop sub vocalizing, and you double your reading speed.
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Are the user license agreements valid in Norway?
Also, BN.com has a better delivery service in NYC. They deliver it within 24hrs via bike messenger! At no additional charge. (But I have to use two clicks to check out!!!)
There are other better affiliate programs out there. As I recall, A1Books.com had
a pretty good deal. And the computer books were often a better price then AMZN.
And the bottom of all the pages here says "All trademarks and copyrights on this page are owned by their respective owners. Comments are owned by the Poster"
mount -t smbfs -o username=foo,password=bar //foo/test /data/test
which seems to work better then the previous version... Though i do notice a delay now between when the comand completes and when the file system is actually mounted..
Webcomics.com is running a special Halloween Comics Section featuring comics with halloween related storylines and all sorts of crossovers between different internet comics. It's pretty fun. All of these are internet only as well.
a poor attempt at humor if you ask me..
I was just checking out the site..
I put THE STARRY NIGHT, Van Gogh in my basket...
@ $20,000,000.00
Then, I put a quantity of 2 for it. ( I wanted to see if it really is one of a kind! )
MiniVend retotaled it to 2 X $400... for a total
of $800.00
Quite a sale for two of them.... It suppose this
is what you get for writing it in Perl.
So, how have any programmers here dealt with that? Have you customized your most popular keys to be better placed?
Whatever.
This is much different from the Distributed.net project where they are trying brute force. With
this crack, they intelligently factored the public key. And it didn't take them that long either. I would imagine that there are some systems out there right now that could do this in what, a day or less?
It didn't try to crack the message by trying every possible key, then looking at the resulting data to see if it was real.
Instead, it actually factored the public key to find the secret. With that info, it could get your mangled message, which would be much easier to crack.
Linux.
I think that would be a great slogan.
Screen - Everyone says is is much much better on the Palm V. I have to agree. I have no problem with it. I can read off it for hours.
Batteries - They are now rechargeable.
Software - I am using a program called CSpotRun (freeware) that is fine for the task. It even lets me rotate the text. (It's great rotated 90 ccw, I hold it very comforatably)
Granted, many of the things they are doing is helpful, application interoperability, ease of use, etc. But until they get on the track of making a better desktop, people will be sticking to windows desktops.
I think the trick here that Netscape uses is that the most important libaries: Database, templating, i/o, caching, etc, are all written in c++. Also, we are using a JIT compiler, and the classes are cached between sessions.
Now, if only there were a open source version of this. All the speed of native, and yet I can code in Java!
yeah. but the US is suppose to be short on
programmers. By spending more on commercial
software, you are actually spending money to
bring programmers into the country. If that
made any sense.
Regardless. Cutting spending w/ out cutting
services is what they should be about. How
can they be against that?
I like the rational way that they laid this out.
Gov't shouldn't be speding money on stuff that is
available for free. How many other goverment programs feed the evil giant? Can we use a similar attack any of those?
(sorry for the rhyme)
Most people will sound out or sub vocalize as
they read. Believe it or not, but you don't have
to do this to understand what you're reading. Stop sub vocalizing, and you double your reading speed.
how do they come up with this stuff?
up to 50 minutes of weightlessness, but you make
it up in 1.8 g sessions. very sick indeed.