They don't allow any modifications or derivatives of the schema without permission
Why do you need to modify their schema? Are you also going to modify Microsoft Word to work with your schema modifications? If you need additional nodes in an xml instance that aren't covered in the schema, then reference whatever schema those nodes are defined in.
"just the C# langauge and the CLI"... "it's a bullshit token PR jesture."
The intermediate language that all.NET languages compile to is just a token PR jesture? Anyone is now welcome to build a virtual machine and run time compiler for IL code and there are several projects ongoing w/ this effort. Oh, and you left out the CTS (Common Type System).
and you favour leaving them bleeding in the streets
Typical liberal response...use scare tacticts to get your point across. Take a legitimate debate and throw your opponents view to some far out position no one holds.
No one is or ever will be denied emergency health care in California or any other state. The concern of the rising costs of healthcare and diminishing benefits is ever growing as "managed" healthcare and trial lawyers run amock are an ever increasing burden on the system. It just so happens that locally, here in CA, we have another burden...that of non tax paying illegal immigrants receiving benefits payed for by tax paying citizens. The argument that it's not an issue because you think somehow that we wouldn't have anyone to take out our trash otherwise is one that has and will continue to fall on the deaf ears hard-working tax-paying voting citizens.
Since I have had the recent freedom of no longer being concerned w/ NN 4.7-, I have been untilizing dhtml much more. I picked up the Defenitive guide along w/ it's perfect companion, JavaScript & DHTML Cookbook, also written by Danny Goodman. Like the rest of the cookbook series, it is more of a how to aimed at teaching one how to do the common tasks involved w/ DHTML, from conversions, use of objects & arrays to creating an xml (tree|dropdown|right click) navigation menu.
IMO, these are the only two books you need to learn DHTML.
Come on MCSD...List 3 style attributes that the server objects generate that ONLY work with IE.
Again, the implication made is that ASP.NET was purposely developed to work only w/ IE, and that simply cannot be supported. ASP.NET is a server side technology unlike ActiveX, client VB Script, Flash, etc.
I don't know what you're talking about...ASP.NET controls run server side and has little or nothing to do w/ specific browsers.Are you insinuating that the asp.net objects purposely render html code that works only w/ IE? If so, I'd love to see an example of this.
The only distinction that ASP.NET makes is between "up/down level" browsers, which really only affects a small subset of validation controls. The behaviour difference is whether some javascript validation code is referenced in the page, if you've used one of these validation controls. If this code doesn't work for a particular browser, one is always free to replace/modify it...either way, the validation is always performed server side.
This thought that "the real world is not real and only a creation of the machines" is silly in my mind.
Obviously, Neo will have to take control of the Matrix, thereby giving him greater control of the machines in the real world. The machines can't destroy the humans as they need them, giving irony to their eventual downfall. Humans are plugged into the Matrix and it can't be destroyed if humans have any hope of defeating the machines.
In revolutions, I expect to see , as supported by the trailer, great/awesome/fantastic battles in the real world where man uses machines. It reminds me of moments in Robotech...and I hope to see Morpheous using a machine to throw down the machines that will be trying to continue to dominate the real world.
The humans will rise within "the middle of the earth to the blackened skys above." That is all the action I need to see.
Well, I can tell you who's learning it at least. MS and Developmentor (www.develop.com) recently had a "C# training camp" up in Redmond and from a registration survey here are the statistics of collective student experience (in years, out of 186 students):
and last but, not least....
* some sort of kharma bartering system that would tie into our fav mmorgs and/or fps (ur2 clan ne1?)
* pr0n
* same as above...the $$ generated would more than cover the severence package for said ee(katz...the liberal f**k)
* half the revenue($$ going toward the submitters of the content
* Lower rankings in comment submission
Let's get this ball rolling...it could actually be a good thread
Actually, they had two levels of service. For around $140/month, you could get 8mb/2mb DSL like Internet service, 2 local phone lines, and long distance service. For $120/month you could get the same service at 4mb/1mb speeds.
If you don't see it...please point me to any service where I can get comparable speeds for under $400/month.
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35 IT staffers at $140/hr = $4/hr for each IT staffer.
wow, no wonder all of our jobs are moving over seas....
They don't allow any modifications or derivatives of the schema without permission
Why do you need to modify their schema? Are you also going to modify Microsoft Word to work with your schema modifications? If you need additional nodes in an xml instance that aren't covered in the schema, then reference whatever schema those nodes are defined in.
Bookpool is always cheaper!
where'd you get that idea?
.Net will never take off. After all, it hasn't during the 3 years its been out.
.NET was gold in Jan of '02. Keep deluding yourself...
3 years? Do you know how to count?
but Java 1.5 will leapfrog C# when it introduces generics along with its own version of foreach, and other timesaving features
Oh that's great. "will" is the operative word. Java is better than C# because of what it "will" come out with.
You don't think the next specification of C# includes generics? Wake up and smell the coffee.
"just the C# langauge and the CLI" ... "it's a bullshit token PR jesture."
.NET languages compile to is just a token PR jesture? Anyone is now welcome to build a virtual machine and run time compiler for IL code and there are several projects ongoing w/ this effort. Oh, and you left out the CTS (Common Type System).
The intermediate language that all
Nothing like the entertainment of someone w/out a strong opinion.
"I'm so glad you asked as I have a very passionate opinion about this!! I love both!!"
Is it just me or does her answer seem just a bit contrived?
About 8 million people showed up to the polls last election. So the signatures gathered were about 25% of the voting populace.
and you favour leaving them bleeding in the streets
Typical liberal response...use scare tacticts to get your point across. Take a legitimate debate and throw your opponents view to some far out position no one holds.
No one is or ever will be denied emergency health care in California or any other state. The concern of the rising costs of healthcare and diminishing benefits is ever growing as "managed" healthcare and trial lawyers run amock are an ever increasing burden on the system. It just so happens that locally, here in CA, we have another burden...that of non tax paying illegal immigrants receiving benefits payed for by tax paying citizens. The argument that it's not an issue because you think somehow that we wouldn't have anyone to take out our trash otherwise is one that has and will continue to fall on the deaf ears hard-working tax-paying voting citizens.
Version 1.0 was released in January '02.
Reminds me of the Internet hiring craze when job reqs would ask for "5+ years of Coldfusion" in 1998.
Since I have had the recent freedom of no longer being concerned w/ NN 4.7-, I have been untilizing dhtml much more. I picked up the Defenitive guide along w/ it's perfect companion, JavaScript & DHTML Cookbook, also written by Danny Goodman. Like the rest of the cookbook series, it is more of a how to aimed at teaching one how to do the common tasks involved w/ DHTML, from conversions, use of objects & arrays to creating an xml (tree|dropdown|right click) navigation menu.
IMO, these are the only two books you need to learn DHTML.
You don't edit Tolkein!
It's original name was "Faster and Furiouser"
if nvidia wants to really screw 3dmark, why don't they just make their benchmarker stop working w/ their chips all together...
Come on MCSD...List 3 style attributes that the server objects generate that ONLY work with IE.
Again, the implication made is that ASP.NET was purposely developed to work only w/ IE, and that simply cannot be supported. ASP.NET is a server side technology unlike ActiveX, client VB Script, Flash, etc.
(well, they and Fox)
Is this just a swipe at a news channel simply because they actually include a conservative point of view, or do you have something to back this up?
ASP.NET objects designed just for IE
I don't know what you're talking about...ASP.NET controls run server side and has little or nothing to do w/ specific browsers.Are you insinuating that the asp.net objects purposely render html code that works only w/ IE? If so, I'd love to see an example of this.
The only distinction that ASP.NET makes is between "up/down level" browsers, which really only affects a small subset of validation controls. The behaviour difference is whether some javascript validation code is referenced in the page, if you've used one of these validation controls. If this code doesn't work for a particular browser, one is always free to replace/modify it...either way, the validation is always performed server side.
This thought that "the real world is not real and only a creation of the machines" is silly in my mind.
Obviously, Neo will have to take control of the Matrix, thereby giving him greater control of the machines in the real world. The machines can't destroy the humans as they need them, giving irony to their eventual downfall. Humans are plugged into the Matrix and it can't be destroyed if humans have any hope of defeating the machines.
In revolutions, I expect to see , as supported by the trailer, great/awesome/fantastic battles in the real world where man uses machines. It reminds me of moments in Robotech...and I hope to see Morpheous using a machine to throw down the machines that will be trying to continue to dominate the real world.
The humans will rise within "the middle of the earth to the blackened skys above." That is all the action I need to see.
http://www.fuh-q.com/
http://www.fury.com/
Well, I can tell you who's learning it at least. MS and Developmentor (www.develop.com) recently had a "C# training camp" up in Redmond and from a registration survey here are the statistics of collective student experience (in years, out of 186 students):
.Net: 98.28
COM: 408.10
Java: 187.85
C++: 662.45
VB: 524.95
XML: 245.25
www.estudio.com
and last but, not least.... * some sort of kharma bartering system that would tie into our fav mmorgs and/or fps (ur2 clan ne1?)
* pr0n
* same as above...the $$ generated would more than cover the severence package for said ee(katz...the liberal f**k)
* half the revenue($$ going toward the submitters of the content
* Lower rankings in comment submission
Let's get this ball rolling...it could actually be a good thread
Actually, they had two levels of service. For around $140/month, you could get 8mb/2mb DSL like Internet service, 2 local phone lines, and long distance service. For $120/month you could get the same service at 4mb/1mb speeds.
If you don't see it...please point me to any service where I can get comparable speeds for under $400/month.
Due to the World Trade Center crisis, we are currently receiving large volumes of emails. Rest assured that your inquiries are extremely important to us and we are hard at work responding to each of them. Please be patient. Your understanding during this time of enormous tragedy is greatly appreciated.
Chi Kong Lui Webmaster American Red Cross in Greater New York,
------------
I don't know what overwhelms me more. The terrible need for support or the enormous response to it.