If you really believe that then read a book called "Who Wrote The New Testament" by Burton L. Mack and find out what christians believed before Catholicism was invented.
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oh dear, what crap. they didn't invent the spreadsheet with visicalc. the spreadsheet was a long established concept, even computerised spreadsheets were long established in mainframe environments. even the concept of labelling the columns A, B, C,.. etc, and the rows 1, 2, 3,... etc. even formulae applied to cells that automatically recalculated new values. how do i know? because i started work in 1978 as a trainee programmer and had to work on these systems, which had been in place for years already.
Aspect Oriented Programming is just an implementation of the infamous 'COMEFROM line-nbr' extension once jokingly proposed for BASIC. Seems someone took it seriously.
may be relevant. i haven't read it in 25 years so can't remember the details. but the protaganist is having paranoid delusions and believes someone is beaming 'electric rays' at his brain. he takes (as i so fuzzily remember) to wearing tinfoil on his head.
me thinks your nation learned about violence more from the indian wars and the civil war than anything else, which says a lot to me about why yours is such a violent country.
sorry, but BEEP only specifies XML for use on the control channel, that is setting up and tearing down the initial connection and any new channels. an ad hoc parser is sufficient for this purpose. any application layered over BEEP is free to use whatever data format it wants.
Sorry, tezza, but you're spouting absolute crap. The ICAP draft specifies that it is layered over BEEP (see http://www.imc.org/draft-ietf-calsch-cap
) and where you got that crap about IMAP i don't know.
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If you really believe that then read a book called "Who Wrote The New Testament" by Burton L. Mack and find out what christians believed before Catholicism was invented.
No it doesn't: http://pages.prodigy.net/rodney.broome/terramain.h tm
oh dear, what crap. they didn't invent the spreadsheet with visicalc. the spreadsheet was a long established concept, even computerised spreadsheets were long established in mainframe environments. even the concept of labelling the columns A, B, C, .. etc, and the rows 1, 2, 3, ... etc. even formulae applied to cells that automatically recalculated new values. how do i know? because i started work in 1978 as a trainee programmer and had to work on these systems, which had been in place for years already.
green screens? my god, didn't everyone move to amber screens in the mid '80s?
sorry, but that's not evolution. it captures one small aspect of evolution but is no way near a definition of it.
but the brits did invent baseball
Aspect Oriented Programming is just an implementation of the infamous 'COMEFROM line-nbr' extension once jokingly proposed for BASIC. Seems someone took it seriously.
if you already have power lines everywhere why do you need to add separate data lines or even wireless? heck, make use of the power lines...
what, in 370 years time when it returns?
some day? it's already been done, and this time everything you thought you knew *really* is wrong.
http://www.rstheory.com/
The shit-canned OS was called MICA, and large chunks of it went into NT, which is how NT was developed so fast, and why DEC sued MS.
i think it's a reference to the sarich orbital engine.
may be relevant. i haven't read it in 25 years so can't remember the details. but the protaganist is having paranoid delusions and believes someone is beaming 'electric rays' at his brain. he takes (as i so fuzzily remember) to wearing tinfoil on his head.
me thinks your nation learned about violence more from the indian wars and the civil war than anything else, which says a lot to me about why yours is such a violent country.
which is the EXACT point the post you replied to made.
mate, you've been pilgered. no hope for you...
dude, you *still* won't get laid.
c'mon. it's not that far off... drug traffickers -> afghanistan, i mean afghanistan is the heroin exporting capital of the world.
hey chuckie, WIN2000 and WINXP have the QoS Packet scheduler built-in.
just realized you probably confused (i)CAP with ACAP which is IMAP related. (i)CAP as the original poster mentioned is layered over BEEP.
sorry, but BEEP only specifies XML for use on the control channel, that is setting up and tearing down the initial connection and any new channels. an ad hoc parser is sufficient for this purpose. any application layered over BEEP is free to use whatever data format it wants.
Sorry, tezza, but you're spouting absolute crap. The ICAP draft specifies that it is layered over BEEP (see http://www.imc.org/draft-ietf-calsch-cap ) and where you got that crap about IMAP i don't know.
what's wrong with that? standard mode is 'as you enter' scientific mode uses operator precedence.
I think you are implying that Unix is like an acorn, not an atom.
I can't believe the numbers that bit on this. Very funny.