The British bombing bastard's name was "Bomber" Harris. A tragedy he wasn't prosecuted after the war...
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What if the Israelis settled for vi and the arabs for Emacs? Would the UN intervene with Word?
Scary thought:)
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Just use the gnuclient.sh script. Should be in your emacs distro, at least if you're on some civilized OS.
Gnuclient attaches to emacs, meaning you can have one emacs running on a host, log in, and attach to it. Works great.
Or, log in on your computer, set EDITOR to the gnuclient-script, and everytime something want to edit something, it will use your running Emacs. Neato.
Thanks for the great info, guys! I'm considering a Sun Blade 100 or some incarnation of a Mac for my next workstation. The Apple boxen looks better day by day both h/w and software-wise.
How's the state of Java on OS X? Can it run JBoss and other big Java apps "out of the box"? Tomcat?
And how about hotspot or other optimization techniques?
2. The project has a really active (like in hyperactive:-) project leader/lead programmer, Marc Fleury.
3. The expertise of the other main programmers on JBoss is impressive.
4. The community is very active
5. Now provides a "turn key" (if that's possible with J2EE:-) download with embedded Tomcat or Jetty.
6. Extremely developer friendly with a working hot deployment (no crappy weblogic "compilers" etc. here ), quick to restart if you want to,
and handles load fairly well.
I've used JBoss for some time now and I'm very impressed. JBoss has been rock stable for me, and usable on both Linux and Windows. (The servers on my latest project use JBoss/Tomcat/Debian Potato/Blackdown JDK and it's running 24/7)
Obviously, you aren't paying attention to what TM is doing for the high end market.
This fall, they're releasing the Cougar HOTAS. (No nerds, that's Hands On Throttle And Stick, not, well nevermind.):-)
They're awesome. All metal, digital and fully programmable (as usual). I'm the proud owner of a F22, F16 TQS and Elite Rudder Pedals. The setup rocks, but is showing it's age. (No USB etc.) Preorders are possible now.
Yeah, I mean, of what possible use could the current build of the OS be?
Actually, if you're a tester and has 20 boxes with different service packs etc. hooked up on a single keyboard/screen switch, and you constantly swap back and forth, that's actually quite useful. (Especially if you're in console mode)
I think you're referring to Info Dock and Hyperbole ? InfoDock has a some good features (the class browser is really nice), and I use it together with JDE when I'm programming Java.
How can this be moderated to 4, informative? Is all people on slashdot PHP and C freaks?
Allegro CL, like implemented by Franz , is _extremely fast_. It is compiled, you can "live on top of the compiler", ie. interactively compile a function and disassemble it.
You can either ignore types, or at the end of a project, optimize it with more specific types (ie define vars/members as floats etc). The hard part is third party libraries, but CL does have a hell of a lot of libraries SPECIFIED IN THE STANDARD.
Yes, it has a standard. It also has OO, CLOS, which is a very flexible OO-implementation.
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Heh, I thought SS was permanently dissolved in '45.
Heh, I had Roland as a lecturer, and he's a great guy.
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(I remember he came into class one day and uttered "Yesterday, I made an OS that..."
Yes, you Israelis are probably the worst terrorists on the face of earth right now. Of course you should be searched.
It's just a pity US & GB are bombing Afghanistan and not Israel. Seriously.
You obviously hasn't read much history. Get some books, quick.
Why the hell was this guys modded as a TROLL? Sheesh.
The British bombing bastard's name was "Bomber" Harris. A tragedy he wasn't prosecuted after the war...
What if the Israelis settled for vi and the arabs for Emacs? Would the UN intervene with Word?
:)
Scary thought
Just use the gnuclient.sh script. Should be in your emacs distro, at least if you're on some civilized OS.
Gnuclient attaches to emacs, meaning you can have one emacs running on a host, log in, and attach to it. Works great.
Or, log in on your computer, set EDITOR to the gnuclient-script, and everytime something want to edit something, it will use your running Emacs. Neato.
DOpus, that was some kind of program, really powerful. I don't if it evolved to the point where it could send mail, though. :)
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I think the Amiga 1.3 shipped with some Emacs clone as well, I remember looking at the strange keyboard shortcuts, and went straight back to CED.
(Of course, nowadays I live in Emacs
Thanks for the great info, guys! I'm considering a Sun Blade 100 or some incarnation of a Mac for my next workstation. The Apple boxen looks better day by day both h/w and software-wise.
How's the state of Java on OS X? Can it run JBoss and other big Java apps "out of the box"? Tomcat?
And how about hotspot or other optimization techniques?
It certiainly seems like he has read the bible from cover to cover.
"An eye for an eye" etc.
1. It's an excellent implementation of J2EE
:-) project leader/lead programmer, Marc Fleury.
:-) download with embedded Tomcat or Jetty.
2. The project has a really active (like in hyperactive
3. The expertise of the other main programmers on JBoss is impressive.
4. The community is very active
5. Now provides a "turn key" (if that's possible with J2EE
6. Extremely developer friendly with a working hot deployment (no crappy weblogic "compilers" etc. here ), quick to restart if you want to,
and handles load fairly well.
I've used JBoss for some time now and I'm very impressed. JBoss has been rock stable for me, and usable on both Linux and Windows. (The servers on my latest project use JBoss/Tomcat/Debian Potato/Blackdown JDK and it's running 24/7)
Recommended! Check out http://www.jboss.org
The Dell Inspiron 8000 has a Geforce 2 To go (or whatever :) card. I've noticed that it is possible to change the gfx card in the 7500 model.
Anyone know if it would be possible to put an GF2go card in my 7500 model?
And where can one buy those Geforce 2 go cards?
It's not impossible. AFAIC, JBoss made the switch from GPL to LGPL.
Nothing new. As far as I can recall, a particular version of (X?)Mosaic had something similar allowing users to annotate web pages.
This fall, they're releasing the Cougar HOTAS. (No nerds, that's Hands On Throttle And Stick, not, well nevermind.) :-)
They're awesome. All metal, digital and fully programmable (as usual). I'm the proud owner of a F22, F16 TQS and Elite Rudder Pedals. The setup rocks, but is showing it's age. (No USB etc.) Preorders are possible now.
Check it out here, it's a beauty: HOTAS - Far Beyond Reality
I've used dbxml some and find it very nice, but I haven't tested in on anything large. Have you any experiance here you'd care to share?
:-)
(I really like being able to do XPATH querying documents instead of insane SQL querying documents disguised as records.
Strange. I talked to Finland last night and they were all crazy about this. Wait, here's Denmark on the phone. Hold on a sec....
:-)
Yeah, I mean, of what possible use could the current build of the OS be? Actually, if you're a tester and has 20 boxes with different service packs etc. hooked up on a single keyboard/screen switch, and you constantly swap back and forth, that's actually quite useful. (Especially if you're in console mode)
I think you're referring to Info Dock and Hyperbole ? InfoDock has a some good features (the class browser is really nice), and I use it together with JDE when I'm programming Java.
Allegro CL, like implemented by Franz , is _extremely fast_. It is compiled, you can "live on top of the compiler", ie. interactively compile a function and disassemble it.
You can either ignore types, or at the end of a project, optimize it with more specific types (ie define vars/members as floats etc). The hard part is third party libraries, but CL does have a hell of a lot of libraries SPECIFIED IN THE STANDARD. Yes, it has a standard. It also has OO, CLOS, which is a very flexible OO-implementation.
And if you didn't know, check out this:
the control software of the Deep Space 1 (DS1) spacecraft, which is written in Common Lisp, has been chosen together with another system as NASA's 1999 Software of the Year.
Hm, if MS ports IE to OSX, how far away is a port to Linux?
:-)