I've got a Joystick I can use one-handed that could actually control 4 dimensions. It's got the standard x+y axes, plus a twist axis, plus a throttle that's controlled by my thumb. Drop the throttle and theres your simple 3d input.
Nope. So wrong. CDs are digital waveforms. There's no reason they can't produce any freq down to 0.0000000000000001 hz. It's just that that low you'll get about 1 cycle an hour...
JUnit unit = new JUnit.TestFramework.SimpleTest() unit.setExpected Result(4) unit.setPassMessage('Okay, exponention works...') unit.setFailMessage('Uh oh...') NumberFormatter format = new NumberFormatter() format.setDecimalDigits(1) for mat.setLocaleFractionalSeperator('.') unit.setFor matter(format) unit.runTest(Math.pow(2))
Because it's NOT POSSIBLE. Conventional materials are no where near long enough. If you used a ribbon of titanium, or steel, or whatever, the strain would rip a part. Make it thicked, and the strain goes UP.
I used to use python a lot. Still do, really. I like it a lot. I just like ruby more. I find it easier to learn, even faster to code in, and language development is just as fast, if not faster than python.
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Sure.
I've got a Joystick I can use one-handed that could actually control 4 dimensions. It's got the standard x+y axes, plus a twist axis, plus a throttle that's controlled by my thumb. Drop the throttle and theres your simple 3d input.
Nope. So wrong. CDs are digital waveforms. There's no reason they can't produce any freq down to 0.0000000000000001 hz. It's just that that low you'll get about 1 cycle an hour...
The difference is that app bundles on Mac OS X act like *files* not directorys, at least in Finder.
Simple....
Make software vendors liable, for, say, the square of the purchase price.
Uh, Ada was *female*
http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/national/165615_vigi lantes20.html
Wouldn't many of those costs be either constant, or at worst proportional to say, sqrt(songs_sold)?
Anyone know any good online books/tutorials for learning Gtk or QT?
Why not continure the 'tradition' of 3 letter TLDS and use .mob? It's even descriptive of the companies trying to push this through...
Me, err., three...
Now the next question:
Which kind of music works BEST?
I find classical too...pastoral. Tends to make me mellow out and REALLY not get anything done.
Hard/classic/blues based rock is too likely to make me get a little mini-headbang going (a problem at work, not at home...)
I've found so called 'jam band' music to be excellent... Phish, Widespread Panic, the Dead, etc...
Well, that's one way to look at it. I see it as a no-hassle way of getting rid of games I've already completed, and get something back for it.
So what does a JUnit call look like
d Result(4)r mat.setLocaleFractionalSeperator('.')r matter(format)
JUnit unit = new JUnit.TestFramework.SimpleTest()
unit.setExpecte
unit.setPassMessage('Okay, exponention works...')
unit.setFailMessage('Uh oh...')
NumberFormatter format = new NumberFormatter()
format.setDecimalDigits(1)
fo
unit.setFo
unit.runTest(Math.pow(2))
Seriously, kids, java is bad for you...
Wello, okay, what exactly do you propose we build these spacecrafts out of?
Sigh.
s/long enough/strong enough/
s/thicked/thicker
Because it's NOT POSSIBLE. Conventional materials are no where near long enough. If you used a ribbon of titanium, or steel, or whatever, the strain would rip a part. Make it thicked, and the strain goes UP.
I used to use python a lot. Still do, really. I like it a lot.
I just like ruby more. I find it easier to learn, even faster to code in, and language development is just as fast, if not faster than python.
You mean like:
Doc
http://www.ruby-doc.org/
http://www.rubycentral.com/book/
Unit Testing
http://testunit.talbott.ws/
http://www.rubygarden.org/ruby?RubyUnit
Library Repository
http://raa.ruby-lang.org/
Portability
Source compiles on anything vaugely Unix like
Windows binaries available
User Community
comp.lang.ruby
So, what were you on about again?
...provides almost all of Perls power, with none of the ugliness.
gettext already exists, and does most of what you describe.
No we don't.
Enterprise was never space capable. It was only used for the intial air-drop landing tests. It's been sitting in a museum for 20 years.
Just use btdownloadcurses.py
It uses a simple curses-based (IE, text on a console).
It's not pretty either, but it isn't an extra window on your desktop. Just fire it off in a term window and forget about it.
I still say it's bad for a number of reasons. It does help that the new name shares the first syllable with the old one.
Stop playing name games. That's the sort of thing that can really hurt adoption.
Python is QUITE strongly typed, just IMPLICITLY typed, not EXPLICITLY typed.
Anyone know if this works with the ATI drivers. I tried 2.6.1 recently, recompiled fglrx.o, but only get a black screen when I startx.