a) I do NOT have a solid granite car. b) There is no Artistic Bonus on real pedestrains. c) The object of the game is not to, oh shit, this isn't a game./hides from police.
"I think," he said, "we need to get off this planet, because I'm afraid we're going to destroy it."
hear fucking hear.
When a technology is being actively researched for its primary possible use as a weapon, is it time to perhaps re-think? Maybe primarily researching its potential as an alternative energy source...
Anyhow, I'm getting ready to start work on an enterprise size portal system (non Slashdot related) and if you're considering Struts old, can you give me any insight into state-of-the-art with MVC in Java...?
I've just started getting into Struts as it looks like a great way to maintain scalability and have code/html separation, without to much of an insane learning curve.
Re:Apache is damned good.
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If you're talking about virtual hosting, and you're setting up many many hosts with separate VirtualHost directives, it may be time to look at mod_rewrite... and the documentation on it at httpd.apache.org. There's a section about using mod_rewrite for mass virtual hosting, which, depending on your situation, might be useful.
As he often comments on the state of their hardware and network, go peruse CmdrTaco's Journal, and hell, e-mail him or someone on the staff if you're really really interested.
Way true if you're hardcore into playlists, I've got gigs and gigs, but I pick the music myself, so pl mgmt isn't a big deal to me. There's certain things you can control with keystrokes and the mouse wheel with the Winamp windowshade that iTunes just doesn't do. I'll have to take a look at Synergy and see what it does. I'm not saying iTunes is all bad, especially for my Macs, but on Windows, I choose Winamp, and of course xmms on Linux. (Its all about choice baby)
I hate to reply to myself, but I wanted to add that it probably would have been smart to make an Apple iTunes Music Store plugin for Winamp. Now *that* I would use.
IMHO iTunes is seriously lacking. It may be great for Mac users, but Winamp 2.91 (not 3, 3 is a piece of crap) is still far better. Between the visualizations, window shade mode (in which you still have full control of the app) and performance (iTunes is using FAR too much CPU AND memory on my 1.6GHz P4, compared with Winamp) iTune has no place on my computer.
What else is there to say, the winamp download was a little over a couple meg (~2MB) It plays avis/mpegs and I can playlist them like everything else, and I have plugins to play every type of file that didn't come with the default install.
Winner: Winamp.
I'm sure I'll find more reasons I prefer Winamp to iTunes, that's just my hours worth of mucking with iTunes. Add/Remove programs, here I come.
seeing how you failed to troll or mod me flamebait, and your other comments seem to show intelligent life behind the keyboard, you'll be friended! here, have a cookie.
Hmm, feel free to add here folks, I'm going to post a meta comment for this one (you know they're coming)
I should be able to say/print whatever I want! I am teh 1337!
The US and all it's USians are heading towards a nihilistic semi-fascist state!
DeCSS only breaks something that wasn't secure in the first place, who cares!
Six posts of people willing to host mirrors of DeCSS code
4 geeks are going to comment on their DeCSS Perl t-shirts!
One militant troll is going to suggest we bomb MPAA headquarters
Someone's going to post DeCSS here on/. to see if they can get the comment removed.
3 or 4 trolls who have no idea what DeCSS is are going to ask anyone if they know how to disable regions on their DVD player
Requisite flames will be posted telling the posters from the last bullet to STFU and RTFA. Or something.
One or two GNAA trolls (seem to be a dying breed, yay)
One page widening troll (oh wait, he hasn't shown up lately)
Correct me, mod me, flame me, whip me, beat me. It's all good, you just aren't that important. Should you post something funny/insightful, I might give a shit.:)
Wild though, they envision pull-on exoskeletons in the future... but even if they could reduce the bulk another 50% it'd still be amazing.
I've always wondered how fast/accurately they skeletons react to human initiated/controlled motion, say, I decide to start lifting my left leg. Well, if I'm walking, I don't want to lift it all the way, simply enough to move it forward a small amount to prepare for the same with the right leg. Do these skeletons sense resistance to movement and stop/switch directions? (I put a little force downward to let the exo-leg know I'm not doing the can-can?)/needs coffee.
Slashdot Mirror
Running another one of their Quagma experiments again.
Gonna get us all killed.
That we get to have that godawful theme song FINALLY REMOVED from Enterprise.
And you finally realize:
/hides from police.
a) I do NOT have a solid granite car.
b) There is no Artistic Bonus on real pedestrains.
c) The object of the game is not to, oh shit, this isn't a game.
Anonymous Coward said:
Log on more often then.
Pot, this is kettle.
Dude, I haven't logged on in weeks, but I just HAD to say that's the funniest damned thing I've read on /. in years.
*claps*
"I think," he said, "we need to get off this planet, because I'm afraid we're going to destroy it."
hear fucking hear.
When a technology is being actively researched for its primary possible use as a weapon, is it time to perhaps re-think? Maybe primarily researching its potential as an alternative energy source...
smaller than a standard postcard
All I can picture is Seamus Harper with a porn Flexy.
There ...
are
four LIGHTS!!!!!!!!!
Hey FK, long time no msg.
Anyhow, I'm getting ready to start work on an enterprise size portal system (non Slashdot related) and if you're considering Struts old, can you give me any insight into state-of-the-art with MVC in Java...?
I've just started getting into Struts as it looks like a great way to maintain scalability and have code/html separation, without to much of an insane learning curve.
"I drive a Ferrari" == "I have a small penis"
"I have a Ferrari laptop" == "I have a small penis, and a small wallet"
Check out mod_rewrite.
Link is for 2.0 documentation.
Very powerful.
If you're talking about virtual hosting, and you're setting up many many hosts with separate VirtualHost directives, it may be time to look at mod_rewrite ... and the documentation on it at httpd.apache.org. There's a section about using mod_rewrite for mass virtual hosting, which, depending on your situation, might be useful.
As he often comments on the state of their hardware and network, go peruse CmdrTaco's Journal, and hell, e-mail him or someone on the staff if you're really really interested.
<torvalds@home.osdl.org>
Fix silly mremap test.
Get off the drugs, Linus.
First in line:
hiPod - Comes with a free dime-bag, too.
Where's yours?
Remember to refresh the page at least 5 times, in-case the error is transiet. :)
you insensitive clod! ... my bad!
wait, this isn't a poll?
Way true if you're hardcore into playlists, I've got gigs and gigs, but I pick the music myself, so pl mgmt isn't a big deal to me.
There's certain things you can control with keystrokes and the mouse wheel with the Winamp windowshade that iTunes just doesn't do. I'll have to take a look at Synergy and see what it does.
I'm not saying iTunes is all bad, especially for my Macs, but on Windows, I choose Winamp, and of course xmms on Linux. (Its all about choice baby)
All just opinions. YMMV
I hate to reply to myself, but I wanted to add that it probably would have been smart to make an Apple iTunes Music Store plugin for Winamp. Now *that* I would use.
IMHO iTunes is seriously lacking. It may be great for Mac users, but Winamp 2.91 (not 3, 3 is a piece of crap) is still far better. Between the visualizations, window shade mode (in which you still have full control of the app) and performance (iTunes is using FAR too much CPU AND memory on my 1.6GHz P4, compared with Winamp) iTune has no place on my computer.
What else is there to say, the winamp download was a little over a couple meg (~2MB) It plays avis/mpegs and I can playlist them like everything else, and I have plugins to play every type of file that didn't come with the default install.
Winner: Winamp.
I'm sure I'll find more reasons I prefer Winamp to iTunes, that's just my hours worth of mucking with iTunes. Add/Remove programs, here I come.
Dude, if you're REALLY karma whoring, its not super-fantastic, its SUPERTASTIC!
And MSFT is not teh ghey, they are the minions of hell.
SCO sucks.
Jesus help me, I'm trolling slashdot!
dull noted!
seeing how you failed to troll or mod me flamebait, and your other comments seem to show intelligent life behind the keyboard, you'll be friended! here, have a cookie.
oooh shiny..!
- I should be able to say/print whatever I want! I am teh 1337!
- The US and all it's USians are heading towards a nihilistic semi-fascist state!
- DeCSS only breaks something that wasn't secure in the first place, who cares!
- Six posts of people willing to host mirrors of DeCSS code
- 4 geeks are going to comment on their DeCSS Perl t-shirts!
- One militant troll is going to suggest we bomb MPAA headquarters
- Someone's going to post DeCSS here on
/. to see if they can get the comment removed. - 3 or 4 trolls who have no idea what DeCSS is are going to ask anyone if they know how to disable regions on their DVD player
- Requisite flames will be posted telling the posters from the last bullet to STFU and RTFA. Or something.
- One or two GNAA trolls (seem to be a dying breed, yay)
- One page widening troll (oh wait, he hasn't shown up lately)
Correct me, mod me, flame me, whip me, beat me. It's all good, you just aren't that important. Should you post something funny/insightful, I might give a shit.Domo arigato, Mr. Roboto.
/needs coffee.
*ducks*
Wild though, they envision pull-on exoskeletons in the future... but even if they could reduce the bulk another 50% it'd still be amazing.
I've always wondered how fast/accurately they skeletons react to human initiated/controlled motion, say, I decide to start lifting my left leg. Well, if I'm walking, I don't want to lift it all the way, simply enough to move it forward a small amount to prepare for the same with the right leg. Do these skeletons sense resistance to movement and stop/switch directions? (I put a little force downward to let the exo-leg know I'm not doing the can-can?)
Easier, you want to lag the thing?
Setup a server and don't limit the number of projectiles used by the hyperblaster.
Give every player an HB and unlimited ammo. Tell them to run around shooting those all over... that'll lag the grid.
Of course, some of that is bandwidth driven... but, a good test nonetheless.