While you're at it, has anyone seen an HD capable (or higher) monitor smaller than 23-24 inches? Editing HD video at 1680x1050 isn't fun but I don't really want bigger than a 21 inch monitor.
Just recently there was a story on slashdot about using balloons in Africa to distribute internet connectivity. I don't recall the speeds they considered feasible. Such a deployment in Iran may also have to contend with attempts to shoot down or disable said balloons by those in power.
It's just not feasible to write software without bugs. In fact, Jeff Atwood would claim you're an amateur developer until you realize that everything you write sucks. Go read his post on the subject: http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/archives/001020.html
TFA clearly states that there was no robots.txt file. I suppose she expects us (programmers) to rush out and perfect natural language processing so all our spiders can read her stupid notice.
The AJAX replies feature isn't for replying to comments, it's for those links that say "X Replies below your threshold." It makes it so you don't have to load a new page to see those replies.
I don't even know if this is possible within a Firefox extension but it would be nice if when I clicked that link to show the hidden comments, it just displayed the ones that were missing there with the option to collapse them again.
I wrote my Senators yesterday in support of the bill to block the multi-tiered internet. Don't just rant on here, go to congress.org and write a quick email to them to let them know that you don't support this bill.
Actually, gigabit ethernet has the exact same latency as 10 and 100 base T ethernet. That's why you see high end clusters using low latency interconnects like myrinet and infiniband.
I have seen a low end linux cluster powering a CAVE over ethernet though (one wall per box). Worked just fine.
I don't bother with ZoneAlarm. I put a linux box in the way and use a protocol level firewall. Also that box has helped me get around Adelphia's (I'm on cable) slow name resolution recently.
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Please fork and put your code up on github. That's probably the easiest way to whip up a new community around your new codebase.
I know that International Justice Mission needs IT people to help set up new satellite offices when they start in a new area. See: http://www.ijm.org/
Hey that's pretty good. Bonus points if you know of one that does 1920x1200.
From what I can tell online, that only runs at 1680x1050 even though they advertise "Full HD" support. They must be downscaling. http://www.samsung.com/ar/consumer/detail/detail.do?group=computersperipherals&type=monitors&subtype=lcd&model_cd=LS22TDSSU/ZB Also, I couldn't seem to find an english language page for that product and a search on samsung's website for Canada and US turned up nothing.
While you're at it, has anyone seen an HD capable (or higher) monitor smaller than 23-24 inches? Editing HD video at 1680x1050 isn't fun but I don't really want bigger than a 21 inch monitor.
Just recently there was a story on slashdot about using balloons in Africa to distribute internet connectivity. I don't recall the speeds they considered feasible. Such a deployment in Iran may also have to contend with attempts to shoot down or disable said balloons by those in power.
That happened once!
Why not use synergy? It works cross platform so you can control Windows and Mac OS machines as well.
Forget that, I'm voting for Tron Paul.
Ahh. I didn't read it that way. I do agree that it feels great to squash bugs and see the outstanding issues closed.
It's just not feasible to write software without bugs. In fact, Jeff Atwood would claim you're an amateur developer until you realize that everything you write sucks. Go read his post on the subject: http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/archives/001020.html
TFA clearly states that there was no robots.txt file. I suppose she expects us (programmers) to rush out and perfect natural language processing so all our spiders can read her stupid notice.
I don't even know if this is possible within a Firefox extension but it would be nice if when I clicked that link to show the hidden comments, it just displayed the ones that were missing there with the option to collapse them again.
I love the reply feature though (used it here)!
I wrote my Senators yesterday in support of the bill to block the multi-tiered internet. Don't just rant on here, go to congress.org and write a quick email to them to let them know that you don't support this bill.
Actually, gigabit ethernet has the exact same latency as 10 and 100 base T ethernet. That's why you see high end clusters using low latency interconnects like myrinet and infiniband.
I have seen a low end linux cluster powering a CAVE over ethernet though (one wall per box). Worked just fine.
Get mplayerplug-in. It handles embedded movies quite nicely.
http://mplayerplug-in.sourceforge.net/
I don't bother with ZoneAlarm. I put a linux box in the way and use a protocol level firewall. Also that box has helped me get around Adelphia's (I'm on cable) slow name resolution recently.
I helped out with the construction of the machine as well. FYI, the reception isn't until NOVEMBER 11.
Well in that case, thanks for the info. :)
Here's my favorite:
Certainly one might want to change:
int TheVariableThatWillBeUsedAsACounter;
to..
int i;