It really is great Quite hard but very rewarding Lots of Cool moves Great cutscenes Stylish cellshaded graphics.
Best platformer on the GC, no doubt about it. I also have a fond memory of supermarioland on the GB but it also was one of my first games so I might be biased:)
Oyster (and Navigo in France) does not use RFID proper. They use RFID-style technology (i.e. electromagnetic signals ). There is certainly people who will build custom solution based on RF tech everywhere provided you pay the price. But it seems harder to find RFID standards based providers:( (not that I like RFID)
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Europe is surely very radioactive in surface but water (and so ice) can stop radiation quite effectively (see your local nuclear reactor) so the submiter statement could be true nonetheless...
I agree that we should always be very careful with our examination of unknown territories but i'm sure the NASA is doing its best (right ?)
Maybe there is a problem with the latency or the processing power required. It could not be used in UMTS for voice communication because latency would have been too big (see the article).
Surely it will be used as soon as it becomes cheap to do so for the operators:)
In the kde world DCOP goes a long way toward providing this very powerful although easy to use app-scripting environnement. Almost all KDE Apps have a useful DCOP interface.
If think AppleScript is good too in the Mac-world (never tried this one)
Concerning the long variable and the difficulty of writing mathematical code with those. I heavily suggest making use of the refactoring features of your IDE of choice (eclipse hopefully) to rename variables. This way you can write your code with small and obscure variable name and when your code is working you just have to rename your variables to something meaningful:)
Actually using an intermediate language helps optimisation. The fact that gcc uses an intermediary language has nothing to do with the fact that it might be slower than some proprietary compilers on specific platforms. This just means that the backend for this platform or the frontend for this language is not as good as the proprietary version. This might be caused by software patents on some optimisation algorithm that are known to gcc developpers but can't be used:(.
Agreed that SWT is a great toolkit but VEP (which is the visual editor you mention I think) doesn't do SWT yet. For the moment it's Swing/AWT only. However it's on their roadmap to add SWT support.
Does this mean we can't obfuscate the java bytecode to prevent decompilation ?
Or does this just mean that the proprietary software using the LGPL library must not forbid modifications of itself to its user (as fair use) but it does not need to make them easy.
According to this article from The Register, Apple is giving 65 cents out of the 99 cents to the music industry so effectively they look already thin on margin.
In fact the re-observations happened a long time ago (in March i believe) but the scientists are preparing the data to analysed by the SETI@Home program. Apparently it is quite a hard task as they used different instruments than for their usual data.
> How do two people with challenge and response communicate? > If the challenge always gets thrugh, then the spammer will just issue cahllenges as spam. > If they don't get through, then you would have a nasty mail loop.
In TMDA (a challenge response system in python) at least, when you send a email to somebody, they don't get a challenge when they answer. It's logical because if you send him an email, you know he will not spam you:) So i assume earthlink system will act the same.
Knoppix is great but it's quite monolithic. Morphix is Knoppix-based (with the same great hardware detection) but it is based on modules so you can customize your ISO very easily. For exemple there is a Gnome module, A KDE module, A light GUI module (with ICEwm) and so forth...
It's also nice because it's a clean Debian unstable whereas Knoppix was (i don't know about 3.2) based on a mix of stable/unstable packages.
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on the GC
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It really is great
Quite hard but very rewarding
Lots of Cool moves
Great cutscenes
Stylish cellshaded graphics.
Best platformer on the GC, no doubt about it.
I also have a fond memory of supermarioland on the GB but it also was one of my first games so I might be biased
Oyster (and Navigo in France) does not use RFID proper. They use RFID-style technology (i.e. electromagnetic signals ). :( (not that I like RFID)
There is certainly people who will build custom solution based on RF tech everywhere provided you pay the price. But it seems harder to find RFID standards based providers
Europe is surely very radioactive in surface but water (and so ice) can stop radiation quite effectively (see your local nuclear reactor) so the submiter statement could be true nonetheless ...
I agree that we should always be very careful with our examination of unknown territories but i'm sure the NASA is doing its best (right ?)
Yep you're right :)
:)
Maybe there is a problem with the latency or the processing power required. It could not be used in UMTS for voice communication because latency would have been too big (see the article).
Surely it will be used as soon as it becomes cheap to do so for the operators
I suppose there are too few errors in wire transmission to justify the extra complexity and latency of these codes.
I think you mean :
:)
YINX : YINX Is Not Xwindows
really recursive in the GNU fashion this way
In the kde world DCOP goes a long way toward providing this very powerful although easy to use app-scripting environnement. Almost all KDE Apps have a useful DCOP interface.
If think AppleScript is good too in the Mac-world (never tried this one)
If you are using eclipse, it will reformat your code so it doesn't expand over X columns. If you want X=500 that's fine with me (I prefer 120) :)
Concerning the long variable and the difficulty of writing mathematical code with those. I heavily suggest making use of the refactoring features of your IDE of choice (eclipse hopefully) to rename variables. This way you can write your code with small and obscure variable name and when your code is working you just have to rename your variables to something meaningful :)
I think that they will just charge the customer more. Or maybe they will just cancel the price reduction some labels granted us.
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I see it coming
Too bad but, see these greedy artists they want more of your money ! it's not our fault
Actually using an intermediate language helps optimisation. The fact that gcc uses an intermediary language has nothing to do with the fact that it might be slower than some proprietary compilers on specific platforms. :(.
This just means that the backend for this platform or the frontend for this language is not as good as the proprietary version. This might be caused by software patents on some optimisation algorithm that are known to gcc developpers but can't be used
The reason there is no women is the same as in the rest of the world :)
Women aren't much into gaming is it ?
Just a little precision : Applecare for iPod extends the 1-year warranty to 2-year not 3.
What's so pricey nowadays that requires so many advertisements constantly?
Shareholders ?
Agreed that SWT is a great toolkit but VEP (which is the visual editor you mention I think) doesn't do SWT yet. For the moment it's Swing/AWT only.
However it's on their roadmap to add SWT support.
Does this mean we can't obfuscate the java bytecode to prevent decompilation ?
Or does this just mean that the proprietary software using the LGPL library must not forbid modifications of itself to its user (as fair use) but it does not need to make them easy.
In simple terms
According to this article from The Register, Apple is giving 65 cents out of the 99 cents to the music industry so effectively they look already thin on margin.
I did not but I would be interested to learn (I know what generics are but not variance)
Thanks
In fact the re-observations happened a long time ago (in March i believe) but the scientists are preparing the data to analysed by the SETI@Home program. Apparently it is quite a hard task as they used different instruments than for their usual data.
Last SETI Update : 21/05/2003
> How do two people with challenge and response communicate?
:)
> If the challenge always gets thrugh, then the spammer will just issue cahllenges as spam.
> If they don't get through, then you would have a nasty mail loop.
In TMDA (a challenge response system in python) at least, when you send a email to somebody, they don't get a challenge when they answer. It's logical because if you send him an email, you know he will not spam you
So i assume earthlink system will act the same.
Yes it seems so.
Thanks for the information !
Prelink is not useful anymore provided you use a recent glibc (>= 2.3) ...
This is done automatically by the libc and the dynamic linker.
That was maybe two years ago but i still get a code red or nimda attack on my apache every 10 minutes !
Knoppix is great but it's quite monolithic. Morphix is Knoppix-based (with the same great hardware detection) but it is based on modules so you can customize your ISO very easily. For exemple there is a Gnome module, A KDE module, A light GUI module (with ICEwm) and so forth ...
It's also nice because it's a clean Debian unstable whereas Knoppix was (i don't know about 3.2) based on a mix of stable/unstable packages.