It serves as a common language for designers to talk about what they're doing.
It gives standard terminology for talking about, among other things, how you'd implement an undo function in an application.
However, such standardization flies in the face of the need to re-invent the wheel and sell it as a shiny new technology.
Learning Morse Code can be a difficult barrier for many new members.
That's not a bug, that's a feature.
In any endeavor, it is critical to have a shibboleth or five, to keep out the riff-raff.
Fundamental to organizational behavior.
See the bone. BE the bone. Love the bone.
A Sourceforge search on "make and replacement" turned up about half a dozen projects, omitting a few others I know of like bjam, SCons, and ant.
What would make some rejoice is a paring down of the wheel re-invention. While you get nothing but flamewar for touting The One True <tool category>, the fragmentation in F/OSS, ultimately, supports the existing monopolists.
So, maybe we can agree that the combinatorial explosion isn't helping?
Did you see this Inquirer piece?
Now we can see why Jobs wants Apple in bed with Intel.
20+ years of failed copy protection schemes
See, now, that's not a bug, that's a feature, if you're in the hardware market.
I've got to force feed you a pile of nonsense so that I can declare defeat, and sell you some more stuff, and declare victory.
See sine wave.
No, really: internet traffic really is doubling every six months!
It is!
No, please don't call my bluff!
What are those cuffs about?
Screw you all! SCREW YOU ALL!
This book (along with UNP I and II on the other side) is the cornerstones in my bookshelf.
Do we need to singularize conerstones, or add 'among' after 'is'?
I look at http://www.bbc.co.uk/opensource/projects/apache/
and I'm thinking, wow, you could really implement some stupid stuff with that.
Some of the more asinine web templating tools available today would look like Knuth's TAoCP in comparison to the potential train wrecks.
Which is not to say that such little gadgets don't have their time and place; my point is that somebody will always take them out of context.
The lawsuit is in an effort to make *use* of that capacity.
A well-pinstriped lawsuit is an advertising campaign that buys its own champaign.
The Ultimate Linux Box used a Tyan motherboard and four AMD64 chips this year.
Who gives a flying French frobnication about what Steve Jobby and Intel are up to?
was there *anything* negative that came of the Microsoft monopoly ruling?
I happend to know a MicroSoftie (of the Sales persuasion) in an extra-curricular setting, and he is always a hoot.
In particular, his correlation of the bursting of the.com bubble with the Jackson anti-trust molestation^Wruling really made me go "hmmmm".
Verily, the kool-aid of Redmond: tasteth it not of milk and honey?
Buzzword Bingo is not amusing when you see that someone can gain power by saying absolutely nothing at all.
You don't get it, do you?
Big organizations are about elevating policy, procedure and process to religious levels, at the expense of common sense, accomplishment, and leadership.
It's about maintaining the problem at all costs, a forget about fixing it.
One either becomes reconciled to it, or departs.
In Soviet Russia, all your Natalie Portman hot grittified, Netcraft BSD/Steven King obituaried, greased Yoda doll in mabootied, welcomed by our new GNAA-overlorded, imaginary beowulf cluster of Burma Shavin' weasel words are belong to us!
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It serves as a common language for designers to talk about what they're doing.
It gives standard terminology for talking about, among other things, how you'd implement an undo function in an application.
However, such standardization flies in the face of the need to re-invent the wheel and sell it as a shiny new technology.
Ummm...to shake loose a few stalled XP sales?
Here is your morning dose of Solomon:
In any endeavor, it is critical to have a shibboleth or five, to keep out the riff-raff.
Fundamental to organizational behavior.
See the bone. BE the bone. Love the bone.
Sounds like a film about lesbian jellyfish.
Say 'thespian', and sound a high-brow ingestor of hot grits.
A Sourceforge search on "make and replacement" turned up about half a dozen projects, omitting a few others I know of like bjam, SCons, and ant.
What would make some rejoice is a paring down of the wheel re-invention. While you get nothing but flamewar for touting The One True <tool category>, the fragmentation in F/OSS, ultimately, supports the existing monopolists.
So, maybe we can agree that the combinatorial explosion isn't helping?
Furthermore, relaxing the requirement to atomize the opponent lets the rounds be smaller, translating into more shots per soldier for a combat load.
Now we can see why Jobs wants Apple in bed with Intel.
See, now, that's not a bug, that's a feature, if you're in the hardware market.
I've got to force feed you a pile of nonsense so that I can declare defeat, and sell you some more stuff, and declare victory.
See sine wave.
In an abstract way, my wife. ;)
That work of art neither forgets, nor hesitates to remind.
Clearly, when the plane in question carries .
Assuming, of course, you aren't in the neighborhood designated to enjoy 15 minutes of fame.
No, really: internet traffic really is doubling every six months!
It is!
No, please don't call my bluff!
What are those cuffs about?
Screw you all! SCREW YOU ALL!
This book (along with UNP I and II on the other side) is the cornerstones in my bookshelf.
Do we need to singularize conerstones, or add 'among' after 'is'?
My point exactly, besides the Princess Bride reference.
One man's Troll is another man's Funny, as we demonstrate.
I do not think it means what you think it means.
In response to your 31May "GUI Must Die" blog, the answer is: emacs.
I look at http://www.bbc.co.uk/opensource/projects/apache/
and I'm thinking, wow, you could really implement some stupid stuff with that.
Some of the more asinine web templating tools available today would look like Knuth's TAoCP in comparison to the potential train wrecks.
Which is not to say that such little gadgets don't have their time and place; my point is that somebody will always take them out of context.
The Ultimate Linux Box used a Tyan motherboard and four AMD64 chips this year.
Who gives a flying French frobnication about what Steve Jobby and Intel are up to?
Dude, if you have a patent on falsehood, enforce it.
These days, you'll be making Gates look poor, an' junk.
In particular, his correlation of the bursting of the
Verily, the kool-aid of Redmond: tasteth it not of milk and honey?
Start drinking heavily.
I thought the point was that the Fed controls the US Mint and physically prints the money.
IIRC USA sed EU AFU. YMMV. HAND.
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Big organizations are about elevating policy, procedure and process to religious levels, at the expense of common sense, accomplishment, and leadership.
It's about maintaining the problem at all costs, a forget about fixing it.
One either becomes reconciled to it, or departs.
In Soviet Russia, all your Natalie Portman hot grittified, Netcraft BSD/Steven King obituaried, greased Yoda doll in mabootied, welcomed by our new GNAA-overlorded, imaginary beowulf cluster of Burma Shavin' weasel words are belong to us!