So in his first year of life, you've recorded around 34-35 hours of footage? (going on single layer dvd capacities and mpeg2) Ask yourself, when are you going to watch all of that?
The rod referred to is a measuring rod, as was used to define measuring units for buildings and such. It is saying that if you do not measure what your children are doing and set boundaries for them, but let them do whatever they want to, they'll go off the rails.
Want to add a not null column with a default value? Thats 3 statements. Plus one to update the existing rows to the default value.
Want to rename a column? Create the new column. Copy the data over. Copy any contraints. Update any forgein key contrainsts. Drop the old column. That's right, postgres 7 does not do RENAME on columns!
Here's one that will catch you out :
SELECT a.*, b.* from a;
The default behaviour for postgres 7 is to join a and b automatically, giving you a potentially huge result set instead of warning that b does not have a from clause. Yes, you can turn this off, but having it as default behaviour? Insanity. Fine if your statements are always 100% correct, but if there's a novice developer on your team who misses things like this, expect trouble instead of a helpful error.
I could go on. Glad to see that version 8 is a big improvement.
Then you, sir, can ignore me and my deranged ramblings.
Personally I don't read every line of code, but I do have a 'test' user to install untrusted stuff just in case there's a nasty 'rm -rf ~' in there somewhere...
Exactly the same risks as downloading a tarball of sourcecode and compiling it. Oh, you read every line of source you download? Including the configure script, which may well contain a trojan? Ignore me then!
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So in his first year of life, you've recorded around 34-35 hours of footage? (going on single layer dvd capacities and mpeg2) Ask yourself, when are you going to watch all of that?
The rod referred to is a measuring rod, as was used to define measuring units for buildings and such. It is saying that if you do not measure what your children are doing and set boundaries for them, but let them do whatever they want to, they'll go off the rails.
Netcraft confirms it... the PS3 is dying.
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Time is infinitely divisible
This may not be as true as you think. Planck time is the shortest amount of time that has any meaning.
I felt good about making a six figure salary... until i realised that the digits after the decimal point dont count.
lol, you said "come"
(sorry)
Ah. How foolish of me. Yes, changing column TYPES, not names.
Ahead, dizzyness factor 5!
Yup, we're on 7.2 here. Thanks for the heads up on that though!
There are many reasons not to use postgres 7.
Want to add a not null column with a default value? Thats 3 statements. Plus one to update the existing rows to the default value.
Want to rename a column? Create the new column. Copy the data over. Copy any contraints. Update any forgein key contrainsts. Drop the old column. That's right, postgres 7 does not do RENAME on columns!
Here's one that will catch you out :
SELECT a.*, b.* from a;
The default behaviour for postgres 7 is to join a and b automatically, giving you a potentially huge result set instead of warning that b does not have a from clause. Yes, you can turn this off, but having it as default behaviour? Insanity. Fine if your statements are always 100% correct, but if there's a novice developer on your team who misses things like this, expect trouble instead of a helpful error.
I could go on. Glad to see that version 8 is a big improvement.
Don't say "The article about Novell" because there might be 3 in the last 2 days.
Is that a distinct count?
Let's call it "Freebase"
Dont click the link in the parent post! It's a trap!
Then you, sir, can ignore me and my deranged ramblings.
Personally I don't read every line of code, but I do have a 'test' user to install untrusted stuff just in case there's a nasty 'rm -rf ~' in there somewhere...
Exactly the same risks as downloading a tarball of sourcecode and compiling it. Oh, you read every line of source you download? Including the configure script, which may well contain a trojan? Ignore me then!
Oh how appropriate/ironic (delete as misunderstood) that the parent post is marked as redundant!
Visit his homepage at 97x.baaaam.thefutureofrockandroll.com ;)
Where the hell is Don't Sue People Panda when you need him?
>> If we counted in base 100 would women finally remember their own mobile phone numbers?
;)
Just because the ones they give you dont work, doesn't mean they can't remember them...
Seriously, i know this if off-topic and all that, but light brown links on white and a touch lighter-brown background?
Horrible, guys. Horrible.
slashdot, slashdot, slashdot, slashdot, slashdot, slashdot, slashdot, slashdot, slashdot, slashdot, slashdot
Story, STORY!
slashdot, slashdot, slashdot, slashdot, slashdot, slashdot, slashdot, slashdot, slashdot, slashdot, slashdot
Story, STORY!
Duuuupe! Its a dupe! Oh look, its a dupe!
(repeat until punched in the face)
Definition of Irony : that post in combination with your sig.
Darl claims that Novell released the letters to them, and sues Novell for copyright violation.
still doesn't resolve for me...
;)
Had to use the IP: 69.56.218.11
So how did you find that out?
So, as I understand it, a black hole is a singularity, where the laws of physics and time itself do not add up and have no real meaning.
So my timesheet...