Pretty bad teaching system, don't you think? One would believe that an all-knowing, infinitely powerful, and infinitely good Being would have some nicer means to inform us of the facts.
I would entertain someone coming up with really functional reasoning explaining the need for all this.
Quick example: think of purchases you get reimbursed. When I organize any info related to these purchases, I want it categorized under the specific project it is related to (or generally under "work") and under financial data.
So if I look for data about my bank account, I would find this info.
And if I look for data about the project/work, I would find this reimbursable purchase as well.
This is just a simple example when a tree hierarchy is not enough.
Hmmm, most high-end databases have features to bypass the filesystem and store/manage data directly to (raw) disk. They combine these features with standard DBMS code and they still work.
But Windows is not the only culprit. Almost all of the editors available on Linux have a built-in, integrated, impossible-to-turn-off search feature. Why make bloated editors, when anyone can quickly open a terminal and do a grep?
[...] all of its major components are named after things related to hell.
I see on the Inferno website the following components:
The Inferno operating system [...] includes the Dis virtual machine, integral support for the Styx network protocol, and an implementation of the Tk user interface toolkit.
I am not sure which part of hell the Tk UI toolkit represents, but I feel their pain.
A better solution would be to require the blanked out parts to be of a fixed size (for example, all blanked out parts could be resized, after blanking, to occupy exactly 1 line of text).
I believe the actual court cases extend fair use to the purposes to time- and space-shifting (i.e. recording something off the air for later viewing or copying something you legally own to a new format, e.g. from CD to tape, for your own use).
Time-shifting does not really apply for concerts, and it can be argued that buying a concert ticket does not get you the right to copy a concert performance.
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Pretty bad teaching system, don't you think? One would believe that an all-knowing, infinitely powerful, and infinitely good Being would have some nicer means to inform us of the facts.
He did inform us. Didn't you get the memo?
So they're gonna be pronounced as "Ding" I'm assuming, consider the possibilities:
Yeah, they continue the tradition started with PNG aka ping.
I would entertain someone coming up with really functional reasoning explaining the need for all this.
Quick example: think of purchases you get reimbursed. When I organize any info related to these purchases, I want it categorized under the specific project it is related to (or generally under "work") and under financial data.
So if I look for data about my bank account, I would find this info.
And if I look for data about the project/work, I would find this reimbursable purchase as well.
This is just a simple example when a tree hierarchy is not enough.
Hmmm, most high-end databases have features to bypass the filesystem and store/manage data directly to (raw) disk. They combine these features with standard DBMS code and they still work.
This might be patentable as a new business method. Are the monkeys connected to the Internet?
I believe the correct acronym for "Society of Composers, Authors and Music Publishers of Canada" is SCAM Publishers of Canada.
Here you go: Matrix sucks!
I'd hate to see the retransmition/synchronization protocol when the e-XML (electricity XML) document fails a checksum.
Look up xmove.
They are planning to sue a whole lot more people next time, since the RIAA set their eyes on the pirates with IPs in the sets 127.x.x.x and 10.x.x.x.
Now they renamed Area 51 to Area 802.11 .
On the other hand, I prefer that my programming languages be managed by a garbage collector.
But Windows is not the only culprit. Almost all of the editors available on Linux have a built-in, integrated, impossible-to-turn-off search feature. Why make bloated editors, when anyone can quickly open a terminal and do a grep?
I am not sure which part of hell the Tk UI toolkit represents, but I feel their pain.
A better solution would be to require the blanked out parts to be of a fixed size (for example, all blanked out parts could be resized, after blanking, to occupy exactly 1 line of text).
There is always tomorrow! But hurry, you cannot short the stock once it reaches $0.0000.
It is great to see that the Open Source community "innovates"!
if the intended purpose is "fair".
I believe the actual court cases extend fair use to the purposes to time- and space-shifting (i.e. recording something off the air for later viewing or copying something you legally own to a new format, e.g. from CD to tape, for your own use).
Time-shifting does not really apply for concerts, and it can be argued that buying a concert ticket does not get you the right to copy a concert performance.
There is no topic on the internet that can be served by only one site.
I am not so sure about that, Microsoft has the only website that delivers easy-to-use, easy-to-attack software products.
Once every six seconds is less than 90%. Good job going the extra mile!
Yeah, but foreign students have this strange affinity for their home countries. Can't they see that not living in US is unamerican?
Would you take the script of a play or a movie, run it through tts and then say it was even a passable substitute for the original?
If it was "Matrix Revolutions", yeah, no doubt it would improve on the quality of the original.
Compaq-son-of-HP (used to?) make the TC1000 with a Transmeta processor.
this_ruling = NULL
Shouldn't it be in C++?
this->ruling = NULL;
Then, in standard Microsoft fashion, you need to dereference it...
xxx backwards is still xxx! (dot not withstanding)