Actually, don't misuse spreadsheets by coding them on unsortable things. i.e. dont' colour code an excel spread sheet since you can't sort it that way.
Does opera show you thumbnails or just a list of links? How does it show that you clicked from a-b-c then from a-d? Is there a way to see what a page looked like w/o clicking on the url?
Last time i went to the store, beer was most certainly not free. The binary is free, not the source. Now you are mincing words. Are you trying to sell me something?
WiFi.Bedouin is a wearable, mobile 802.11b node disconnected from the global Internet.
It's a wifi station that's not plugged into a broaddband connection.
It forms a WiFi "island Internet"
It has no uplink.
challenging conventional assumptions about WiFi and suggesting new architectures for digital networks
Usually, there's an uplink, right?
that are based on physical proximity rather than solely connectivity.
Think of it like Gnutella. Anyone can become a hub, and if two people connect to it, you are part of the same network. Now imagine gnutella over something like, CB radio. It's all proximity based.
All inventions aren't about solving an existing problem. Sometimes, it's about enhancing life.
Number a. You never netscape'd over to bob.com. You never assumed everyone had netscape, as there were others that worked well. b. you purposefully chopped off the other end of my statement. netscape killed itself with a bad product during 4.x.
Big difference is, netscape wasn't synonymous with web browsing. Who is honestly going to say, "msn this" or "msn that" when "google" has penetration. It's also tons faster. Netscape went to shit with version 4, which was a "bad move".
If you tell everyone to avoid street 1, out of 2 streets, then you flood street 2. If it can be clustered or load balanced (beowulf?) so that people are distributed evenly on alternate routes.. this could be REALLY viable.
Getting caught using media player on an open machine isn't a crime. Taking the money would have been. Stealing other people's money in the long run, a more punishable crime...
Yet it does such a bad job of enforcing it. You'd think for a language who's job that acts as a conduit between your view layer and your model would at least do a good job at it.
Or are we going to add another few thousand functions into the core language. Again.
Actually, an OS is now considered all the things to make a comptuer useful. It not only includes software that drives the hardware, but various things for interfacing with it, like a gui, a browser and a text editor.
Though I do get the humour of the poster.:) They should give you the memory if you buy a $100+ piece of software..
The same way the UI subsystem is. Same way paint and solitaire are. An OS is technically, software that controls hardware, but it also includes software to make the computer usable, which quite frankly, is always up in the air.
MS, Apple, Redhat Linux, they are all very complete OSs until the next idea comes out, and gets integrated.
(Yes, Linux is just the kernel, but RedHat linux includes vi, gnome, kde..etc etc...)
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Actually, don't misuse spreadsheets by coding them on unsortable things. i.e. dont' colour code an excel spread sheet since you can't sort it that way.
Does opera show you thumbnails or just a list of links? How does it show that you clicked from a-b-c then from a-d? Is there a way to see what a page looked like w/o clicking on the url?
Last time i went to the store, beer was most certainly not free. The binary is free, not the source. Now you are mincing words. Are you trying to sell me something?
... is free, not Free ...
?? it is free.. they say so. No. It's not open.
http://gentleware.com/ has a software called poseidon.
It's a good tool, not suber uper, the best, but it's pretty neat.
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In uml, with activity diagrams, and class diagrams.
Am i the only one who lost the first Y in the headline and thought, whoa.. slashdot got raunchy?
It's a wifi station that's not plugged into a broaddband connection.
It has no uplink.
Usually, there's an uplink, right?
Think of it like Gnutella. Anyone can become a hub, and if two people connect to it, you are part of the same network. Now imagine gnutella over something like, CB radio. It's all proximity based.
All inventions aren't about solving an existing problem. Sometimes, it's about enhancing life.
spaces and tabs are evil for context sensitive operations. that's why {} rule. you can't mix up a { for a space or a tab.
No, i'm complaining about depending on a character that's not only invisible, but needs to be typed in many times just to make a block.
So instead of using a block operator which is 2 characters, i have to use one based on many MANY tabs.
Nice way to garantee i screw up.
Number a. You never netscape'd over to bob.com. You never assumed everyone had netscape, as there were others that worked well. b. you purposefully chopped off the other end of my statement. netscape killed itself with a bad product during 4.x.
Big difference is, netscape wasn't synonymous with web browsing. Who is honestly going to say, "msn this" or "msn that" when "google" has penetration. It's also tons faster. Netscape went to shit with version 4, which was a "bad move".
If you tell everyone to avoid street 1, out of 2 streets, then you flood street 2. If it can be clustered or load balanced (beowulf?) so that people are distributed evenly on alternate routes.. this could be REALLY viable.
That and typing
Getting caught using media player on an open machine isn't a crime. Taking the money would have been. Stealing other people's money in the long run, a more punishable crime...
Aw man.. you know.. God doesn't like ugly. Well.. in this case, I guess it doesn't matter, eh?
Sleep mode is your friend. :)
Or are we going to add another few thousand functions into the core language. Again.
It'll ask you which one :P then you can uniquily identify them
Not if you don't load the images >=)
shell == programming langauge...
'cause every executable becomes a function which you pass params and get return values, if you want to.
I for one am prepared to take the same countermeasure to thrwart our new mouse overloards!
Though I do get the humour of the poster.
MS, Apple, Redhat Linux, they are all very complete OSs until the next idea comes out, and gets integrated.
(Yes, Linux is just the kernel, but RedHat linux includes vi, gnome, kde..etc etc...)