All these advancements are neat, from printable LCD monitors..to flying boats, to things connecting to things...but Where are the flying cars? How come they haven't come up with a safe/efficient way of allowing having cars to fly..I'd love to flying in to work and avoid some traffic !
"I use Apache because I..... I especially like..... I would much rather use PHP then ASP. I...... I prefer Jedit to any commercial editor I have bought or tried. I love mozilla....... I love debian".....
"In reality a text file configuration is worth a million GUI config tools."
.. I like editing.conf files. You are totally right, the control is superior compared to GUI config tools, but wouldnt it be nice to have GUI tools as an option?
One question that popped up in my mind while reading the article is: why doesn't the apache team use.xml files for the configuration files like almost every other server these days? ie: weblogic,tomcat,etc..
Not only do I find editing xml easier than.conf 's, but also to keep the mainstream masses happy... I'm sure it'll be easier for us oss developers to come up with nice gui interfaces to manage the server by reading xml files rather than parsing the.conf files.
You can actually use the javadoc tool that comes with the JDK to spit out html documentation on any language, it basically just looks at your functions. I've seen it done on C code and works nicely
"...However, the team hasn't yet determined which applications use the library and whether those applications are vulnerable. "
You're telling me their own people don't know what products uses what? Either they want to see if they can deny the use of zlib or they're just clueless. The lather seems more possible.
How about placing the battery on a place where if you get shot, you will die anyways? ie: right on the chest like they have it right now. Wouldnt the bullet kill the person even if the batteries that it goes through are non-toxic anyways?
"Convincing my boss that installing a webserver to replace IIS would be easy was about 3 million times earlier with that"
I'm a CS student graduating soon, why is there such a hard time making bosses see the beauty and less hassle of these projects linux/apache/etc compare to the MSWin/IIS choice...I mean, who with the smallest notion on what is good would put up a fight to choose IIS over apache!? Will I have the same wonderful challange?
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This page has some photos and more information about the frogs. They're very small!!
I believe slashdot will need a new icon image for Open Darwin's Hexley
All these advancements are neat, from printable LCD monitors ..to flying boats, to things connecting to things ...but Where are the flying cars? How come they haven't come up with a safe/efficient way of allowing having cars to fly ..I'd love to flying in to work and avoid some traffic !
Yes please, let us know if you manage to contact her ... this story would make /.'s front page !
true, but why go all the way to the moon to get pass the Ozone Layer? Why not setup something right above it to harvest that energy?
"I use Apache because I ..... ...... .......
I especially like.....
I would much rather use PHP then ASP. I
I prefer Jedit to any commercial editor I have bought or tried.
I love mozilla
I love debian".....
My name is Joe, I love Opensource and..
I AM CANADIAN.
For those of you who can't get to the screenshots because of those annoying javascript errors: http://perlbox.org/screenshots.shtml
"...(or to hire) a skilled professional just to keep the thing running and up to date."
Haven't you heard they're expensive?!!?
"In reality a text file configuration is worth a million GUI config tools."
.conf files. You are totally right, the control is superior compared to GUI config tools, but wouldnt it be nice to have GUI tools as an option?
.. I like editing
One question that popped up in my mind while reading the article is: why doesn't the apache team use .xml files for the configuration files like almost every other server these days? ie: weblogic,tomcat,etc..
.conf 's, but also to keep the mainstream masses happy... I'm sure it'll be easier for us oss developers to come up with nice gui interfaces to manage the server by reading xml files rather than parsing the .conf files.
Not only do I find editing xml easier than
"..with a particular eye on security"
.. you would think MS would make use of two eyes instead
ohhh, so thats why iis is so unsecure, it ony has one eye!
Anyone else feels that if google ever dissapears, they will become very unproductive?
This very interesting support article speaks for itself. I dont know if i should be pissed, or laff at how sad they are...
is ibm, apple, hp, sun to start making ads like these ones
Maybe, maybe not ...but how about Altlantis?
ARgh... not the functions .. but the "javadoc comments" above the functions,classes,member variables ,etc
You can actually use the javadoc tool that comes with the JDK to spit out html documentation on any language, it basically just looks at your functions. I've seen it done on C code and works nicely
I don't know, might be the huge pencil sharpener looking projector but, I like the keyboard talked about on this story much better than this new one.
the poor bastard ....he thought he was having a on IRC with a chanop instead of a judge!
"...However, the team hasn't yet determined which applications use the library and whether those applications are vulnerable. "
You're telling me their own people don't know what products uses what? Either they want to see if they can deny the use of zlib or they're just clueless. The lather seems more possible.
Yah.... even that brunette girl looks like she was hit by a bus ...*horrific!*
How about placing the battery on a place where if you get shot, you will die anyways? ie: right on the chest like they have it right now. Wouldnt the bullet kill the person even if the batteries that it goes through are non-toxic anyways?
Ah, i thought the title said "Animation of Atoms captured"!, I've been looking for a damn link to the animation on the article for the past 10 minutes
"Convincing my boss that installing a webserver to replace IIS would be easy was about 3 million times earlier with that"
I'm a CS student graduating soon, why is there such a hard time making bosses see the beauty and less hassle of these projects linux/apache/etc compare to the MSWin/IIS choice...I mean, who with the smallest notion on what is good would put up a fight to choose IIS over apache!? Will I have the same wonderful challange?