What I remember hating most about transitioning from C to C++ was the change from printf to COUT. For the longest time, streaming output just did not *click*, probably because it didn't give the same level of control over string formatting.
This will only make sense when wireless becomes a standard throw-in option on Desktop PCs, the kind corporations order by the hundred from Dell or HP.
Right now you're getting the on-board ethernet jack for (practically) nothing, and it's got one nice standard interface means plug-and-play is as easy as it gets. Compare DHCP to the wild and unpredictable mix of channels, SSIDs, WPA codes, and connection managers that wireless networking require and you'll see why corporate IT departments just don't want the headache associated with supporting wireless.
If you know what GINA.DLL is and why Netgear sucks, then you'll appreciate why Ethernet will be around for a long time to come.
If server-side processing is a bad thing, shouldn't he also be against X, SSH, VNC, and HTTP?
And if you consider the CPU as the "Client" then server microcode not on-die must also be remote, such as coprocessors, daughter boards, and peripherals.
I look forward to hearing all about how, upon the striking of the midnight hour of your child's 18th birthday, there is a magical transformation as your offspring emerges from their chrysalis as a fully-grown and mature adult.
What if they're in an airplane flying west at the exact rate to counter the earth's spin so that just before the clock ticks back an hour, they enter a new time zone?
I've always wondered about that one and the rule about feeding Mogwais. Wouldn't want the kids or the pets turning into Gremlins because the alarm clock was unplugged!
Clerks which had been shot for US$27,575 in the convenience store where director Kevin Smith worked, grossed over US$3 million in theaters, launching Smith's career and reinvigorating the field of independent films.
Pi had a low budget ($60,000), but proved a financial success at the box office ($3.2 million gross in the U.S.) despite only a limited release to theaters. It has sold steadily on DVD.
What I remember hating most about transitioning from C to C++ was the change from printf to COUT. For the longest time, streaming output just did not *click*, probably because it didn't give the same level of control over string formatting.
To be fair, so does Manhattan
You don't go to jail for cheating on a test.
You do get kicked out of school, however.
Sorry, but even Marlon Brando in his prime couldn't make Crystal Skull a good movie.
Dr. Peter Venkman ..... Eddie Murphy ........ Eddie Murphy ..... Eddie Murphy ....... Arsenio Hall
Dr. Ray Stantz
Dr. Egon Spengler
Winston Zedmore
Put it in a can labeled 'Coors'
Most people wouldn't be able to taste the difference anyway.
What's the difference between a BMW and an Elephant?
On an Elephant, the trunk is in the front and the asshole is in the rear.
Ah, Gia. That was back when Angelina Jolie looked perfect.
What kind of bizzaro-land is this, where the Conservatives are proposing new taxes? I thought that was strictly the realm of the Liberals!
This will only make sense when wireless becomes a standard throw-in option on Desktop PCs, the kind corporations order by the hundred from Dell or HP.
Right now you're getting the on-board ethernet jack for (practically) nothing, and it's got one nice standard interface means plug-and-play is as easy as it gets. Compare DHCP to the wild and unpredictable mix of channels, SSIDs, WPA codes, and connection managers that wireless networking require and you'll see why corporate IT departments just don't want the headache associated with supporting wireless.
If you know what GINA.DLL is and why Netgear sucks, then you'll appreciate why Ethernet will be around for a long time to come.
I bet The Wheel Of Time series is at least 10k pages by now. If you can read that in 40 *days* I'll be impressed.
RIP Robert Jordan.
You're never going to believe this, but...
*SPOILER ALERT*
there aren't any BORG in the movie, either!
OMG!
If server-side processing is a bad thing, shouldn't he also be against X, SSH, VNC, and HTTP?
And if you consider the CPU as the "Client" then server microcode not on-die must also be remote, such as coprocessors, daughter boards, and peripherals.
Not to mention Beowulf clusters of anything.
FIOS.
Now only if they would wire my building. Grr...
Perhaps some day they'll move past their limitations, and truly realize what they're destined to become: Elevenessee.
I look forward to hearing all about how, upon the striking of the midnight hour of your child's 18th birthday, there is a magical transformation as your offspring emerges from their chrysalis as a fully-grown and mature adult.
What if they're in an airplane flying west at the exact rate to counter the earth's spin so that just before the clock ticks back an hour, they enter a new time zone?
I've always wondered about that one and the rule about feeding Mogwais. Wouldn't want the kids or the pets turning into Gremlins because the alarm clock was unplugged!
They did, it's called Pixar.
Clerks which had been shot for US$27,575 in the convenience store where director Kevin Smith worked, grossed over US$3 million in theaters, launching Smith's career and reinvigorating the field of independent films.
Pi had a low budget ($60,000), but proved a financial success at the box office ($3.2 million gross in the U.S.) despite only a limited release to theaters. It has sold steadily on DVD.
All the government really wants to figure out is what the ???'s mean in "Step 3: ???;Step 4: Profit!"
The Marquis De Sade must have been the inspiration for Scheme.
Fix'd
Tesla's CFO agrees
They would never name it after a bunch of terrorists!
Serenity now! Serenity now! SERENITY NOW!
Hehe, I loved that episode. What is this "Firefly" you speak of? Was it on before or after Seinfeld?
2001 Called. It said it's sorry, Dave, but it's afraid it just can't open the pod bay doors.
When it flows from the top of the social hierarchy down, it is invisible (like being forced to work to feed yourself)
You must be the progenitor of the Eloi tribe. You might want to read all the way to the end of the book to see how that works out.