One of the primary properties of a file is that you can gradually stream things to/from it. If files become "one shot serialize/deserialize a blob to disk," they quickly become useless in many scenarios.
So the takeaway from your post is that files are easy to read in.net, as long as you read the entire thing into memory at once? I guess you only ever deal with text files that are a few KB or something.
>In order to do anything, you must have knowledge, means, and intent.
Bullshit; in addition to those three you must have the ability to either: not advertise that you have the knowledge or not give out the knowledge under torture conditions.
Yeah right, one of Obama's main accomplishments in the Illinois state senate was requiring that police interrogations be video taped in order to be admissible in court (or was it restricted to confessions? I honestly don't recall). None-the-less, his crown jewel achievement is **MORE** surveillance!
Every cable company in America that I know of has two tiers of internet service: consumer and business. And dusinesses aren't allowed to buy the consumer options.
>I have no doubt that the UN will voice support for the idea of free (non-hate, for whatever definition of hate is currently politically popular) speech.
>complete drying up of AIDS research (who the hell wants to spend their life researching or fund researching it if there is not money in it?)
I'm sorry, but lots of people. As it is now there is little money in it, there is way more money in baldness research. So there really wouldn't be that big of a change.
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Actually, the Dakotas have major holes in all of the nationwide networks; it just isn't worth it.
C++ only became an ISO standard in 1998.
Seeing as bittorrent uses >50% of the internet's bandwidth, somehow I think it's about bandwidth, not control.
One of the primary properties of a file is that you can gradually stream things to/from it. If files become "one shot serialize/deserialize a blob to disk," they quickly become useless in many scenarios.
So the takeaway from your post is that files are easy to read in .net, as long as you read the entire thing into memory at once? I guess you only ever deal with text files that are a few KB or something.
And likewise, if you have nothing to hide, you shouldn't worry about the government recording your phone conversations.
>In order to do anything, you must have knowledge, means, and intent.
Bullshit; in addition to those three you must have the ability to either: not advertise that you have the knowledge or not give out the knowledge under torture conditions.
You guys have a fine eye for humor.
Yeah right, one of Obama's main accomplishments in the Illinois state senate was requiring that police interrogations be video taped in order to be admissible in court (or was it restricted to confessions? I honestly don't recall). None-the-less, his crown jewel achievement is **MORE** surveillance!
Quake 3 came out in the late 90's.
What is PJ?
chrisd used to work at Slashdot, now he works at Google. It was just a favor.
Every cable company in America that I know of has two tiers of internet service: consumer and business. And dusinesses aren't allowed to buy the consumer options.
>This is why the scandals in the previous French government and the UN oil-for-food scandal dwarf anything that's ever gone on in America.
Ever hear of The Gulf of Tonkin?
Right, because aside from you, Slashdot is one giant person, so when it has two conflicting thoughts, it is hypocritical.
>No iTunes?
Amazon DRM-free store. Or hell, just use iTunes and buy DRM-free tracks.
>I have no doubt that the UN will voice support for the idea of free (non-hate, for whatever definition of hate is currently politically popular) speech.
Fixed.
He was referring to porn. He wasn't saying youtube videos were high quality.
Apple doesn't want to piss away their brand by having people see jerky lower than native screen res video on other people's ipods.
You could have used a generator comprehension instead of a list comprehension.
Take a look at both names on the contract.
Paypal will have to tell phishing sites to copy this Safari warning as well, which I'm sure they will be happy to do.
That link doesn't even point anywhere.
Do you even know who Linus's current employer is?
>complete drying up of AIDS research (who the hell wants to spend their life researching or fund researching it if there is not money in it?)
I'm sorry, but lots of people. As it is now there is little money in it, there is way more money in baldness research. So there really wouldn't be that big of a change.