True. RedHat adds no value to their linux distributions. Who in the hell needs or wants enterprise support and manageable automatic updates anyways? Much less backing from hardware vendors.
Except that I don't drink wine. Should I ask tehm to buy me a porno instead? What if they don't know what is good quality porn (in my tastes)? Perhaps I should write up a document of my fetishes to go along with that type of bill...hmm....
To do anything in.NET you have to use P/Invoke waaaay too often, and once you do that, you're no longer writing managed code, which is supposedly the whole point of the CLR.
Strange...I have been developing in.NET since beta1 and have yet to use P/Invoke. This includes 3 in-use production apps, another one currently in development, and countless small utility apps.
Yea. Geordie's post would've been put to much better use if he had complained about the problem rather than offering a solution. Or better yet, he could've complained about existing solutions, like you did.
1. At the time that: in the spring, when the snow melts.
2. As soon as: I'll call you when I get there.
3. Whenever: When the wind blows, all the doors rattle.
4. During the time at which; while: when I was young, I was sick all the time.
5. Whereas; although: She stopped short when she ought to have continued.
6. Considering that; if: How can he get good grades when he won't study?
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What or which time: Since when has this been going on?
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The time or date: Have they decided the where and when?
Strange, I never noticed that with the Simpsons, or Star Trek or Home Improvement (what evils you will uncover when you have the full SNES ROM set....).
I agree, but what you may consider a 'toy' many consider 'streamlined'. I have to admit though, I haven't used Mozilla ever since Firefox was Firebird or Phoenix (whichever was first). Haven't felt the need to switch. Firefox does everything I need.
I almost did switch to K-Meleon though. It *is* faster. But, it also made me realize just how fast Firefox is. The unpolished'ness of K-Meleon kept me from switching. That and Firefox's extensions.
They were then they changed their mind. Of course, I read that in a Slashdot comments page (several times actually, this question comes up on every Mozilla article)...
Quake2 was our preferred game in the cisco course. I heard the later generations played half life in there. You didn't go to school in Mississippi did you?
My fear is this may (possibly...) splinter the existing BT community. I'm sure the smarter, more tightly controlled ratio sites (IOW, the *good* ones) will not jump into this...hopefully their users will see the folly in doing such.
If it comes down to that though, I'd rather see eXeem go away completely. As you said...it's just another p2p app.
Cookies aren't always used for "tracking" anything. Though, they may very well be in that case. It's possible they're saving user preferences and other things in the cookies. 7 cookies on one site just means 7 different settings. They really could be anything, and I doube all 7 are used for tracking. A properly designed app would need only 1 for tracking.
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Apparently I haven't needed it before. So I guess you're right, by some inane logic.
I don't really see your point since I wasn't bashing Microsoft in my post, only rebutting your comment about Linux.
True. RedHat adds no value to their linux distributions. Who in the hell needs or wants enterprise support and manageable automatic updates anyways? Much less backing from hardware vendors.
Except that I don't drink wine. Should I ask tehm to buy me a porno instead? What if they don't know what is good quality porn (in my tastes)? Perhaps I should write up a document of my fetishes to go along with that type of bill...hmm....
Strange...I have been developing in
".net junk" says the ignorant....
Yea. Geordie's post would've been put to much better use if he had complained about the problem rather than offering a solution. Or better yet, he could've complained about existing solutions, like you did.
You didn't ask me what I meant. I was being a smartass.
when
Pronunciation Key (hwn, wn)
adv.
At what time: When will we leave?
conj.
1. At the time that: in the spring, when the snow melts.
2. As soon as: I'll call you when I get there.
3. Whenever: When the wind blows, all the doors rattle.
4. During the time at which; while: when I was young, I was sick all the time.
5. Whereas; although: She stopped short when she ought to have continued.
6. Considering that; if: How can he get good grades when he won't study?
pron.
What or which time: Since when has this been going on?
n.
The time or date: Have they decided the where and when?
Apparently you don't understand his logic. But, I'll explain it to you. Yes that would be cool as well. Cooler even than the diapers.
Strange, I never noticed that with the Simpsons, or Star Trek or Home Improvement (what evils you will uncover when you have the full SNES ROM set....).
I agree, but what you may consider a 'toy' many consider 'streamlined'. I have to admit though, I haven't used Mozilla ever since Firefox was Firebird or Phoenix (whichever was first). Haven't felt the need to switch. Firefox does everything I need.
I almost did switch to K-Meleon though. It *is* faster. But, it also made me realize just how fast Firefox is. The unpolished'ness of K-Meleon kept me from switching. That and Firefox's extensions.
They were then they changed their mind. Of course, I read that in a Slashdot comments page (several times actually, this question comes up on every Mozilla article)...
Quake2 was our preferred game in the cisco course. I heard the later generations played half life in there. You didn't go to school in Mississippi did you?
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Why must an individual be associated with the account again? Isn't the card free?
But if they're only measuring FF gains on IE and not overall FF usage then that logic makes more sense.
My thoughts exactly.
My fear is this may (possibly...) splinter the existing BT community. I'm sure the smarter, more tightly controlled ratio sites (IOW, the *good* ones) will not jump into this...hopefully their users will see the folly in doing such.
If it comes down to that though, I'd rather see eXeem go away completely. As you said...it's just another p2p app.
How can that be this?
Don't see how it'd be so different in its effect on the programmer.
Do you really know it was a joke?
I'd like to flame you for lack of humor anyhow. Would you mind?
Perhaps with Win95 that worked, but I'm pretty sure that since Win98 that hasn't worked.
You can't format the C: since it's in use.
Or started using empornium....
Cookies aren't always used for "tracking" anything. Though, they may very well be in that case. It's possible they're saving user preferences and other things in the cookies. 7 cookies on one site just means 7 different settings. They really could be anything, and I doube all 7 are used for tracking. A properly designed app would need only 1 for tracking.
According to the hacker, MITM attacks work against SSL (who knew!) anyways (search his mailing list postings...posted above somewhere) .....heh.