I heard they have had trouble separating the rainbow from the gold from the leprechauns, hence the low rainbow yield. On the positive side, there has been a bounty of yellow moons, purple horseshoes, blue diamonds and green clovers.
If you have old equipment that you'd like to donate to a charity, we'll put linux on it (if it's a PC) and ship it to poor kids in a developing nation.
If you're interested, feel free to email me at zavPublic (at) mac (dot) com
I hope this is not flamebait but what is it with these continually lame names of the releases? Gutsy Gibbon? Um, WTF? How does this say "Reliable, Trusted Operating System" to the user who is outside the geek circles?
Check out the.plan files by American McGee and John Carmack and the other guys who were at Id in the mid 90's.
They are at least one case of blogging before the reported originator.
Carmack wrote about "Stupid Testarossa Adventures" in addition to the ongoings at Id. American wrote about "Stupid Contests I Get People to Do" in addition to the ongogings at Id. Others "blogged" too. Tastefully or not. Steed wrote about his stripper inspired 3d models. Cash wrote something too. Brian Hook was there writing as well, in addition to others I have forgotten.
This all was documented at BluesNews.con where you could read their plan files on a daily basis.
How much caffeine is there in a cup of coffee or a shot of espresso? 12 oz. cup of coffee = 230 milligrams of caffeine [average] 1.5-2 oz. shot of espresso = 80-100 milligrams of caffeine 12 oz. cola drink = 30-60 milligrams of caffeine
and this: http://www.napa.ufl.edu/2003news/caffeinecontent.h tm Starbucks regular drip coffees contain an average of 200 milligrams of caffeine per 8-ounce serving; their decaffeinated drip coffees contain an average of 5 milligrams to 11 milligrams of caffeine per 8-ounce serving, according to the statement.... The study's second phase used 16-ounce cups of Starbucks' Breakfast Blend, a mix of Latin American coffees, purchased on six consecutive days from a single Gainesville store and analyzed by the same method. Results for the six days were, in order: 564 milligrams, 498 milligrams, 259 milligrams, 303 milligrams, 300 milligrams and 307 milligrams.
Uhhh, can't a guy who has no connection to a restaurant, happened to actually like it, express his opinion without getting called a corporate schill?
Are we THAT paraniod?
Look, I used to live down the street from PC and used to walk up from the Marina in between coding sessions to miss the crowds and for a sake, cricket cola (ooh, there I go, being a schill again) and some Hawiian poke or grilled salmon fillet.
It tasted good so I did it again.
There is my complete history with Pacific Catch and summary of all the corporate connections I have with the company (read: none). In short, I have collected no money from my attesting to actualy like said eatery.
I just thought it was cool to have a place I liked from a city I lived in for 15 years to be in an Apple ad. Jebus.
And if it weren't for the French, there would be no USA as they bailed us out when we were seeking independence from British rule during our Revolutionary War in the late 1700's. Or maybe you forgot that part of history?
The title, "A Developers Security Bugs Primer", is incorrect.
Developers = more than one developer. Developer's = the term following belongs to the developer. Developers' = the term following belongs to more than one developer
We are supposed to learn this in 5th grade.
It is embarrassing that grown men, employed by the most prominent IT website, will publish an article where the title would fail 5th grade English.
If we are to hold ourselves to a higher technical standard, we should at least be able to spell and punctuate as if we have passed Grade School. I'm not talking about College, not High School, not even Jr. High, but Grade School.
Even dealing with a high level language like that in Adobe's Director, there are too many unknowns and edge cases and it is not painfully clear just how everything plugs together. Building a structure for doing all the tasks you need to accomplish is also paramount. As I said, "The structure allows you the luxiry to focus on the details". Build the structure.
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I heard they have had trouble separating the rainbow from the gold from the leprechauns, hence the low rainbow yield. On the positive side, there has been a bounty of yellow moons, purple horseshoes, blue diamonds and green clovers.
But they'll never get my Lucky Charms.
I started a charity for this purpose.
If you have old equipment that you'd like to donate to a charity, we'll put linux on it (if it's a PC) and ship it to poor kids in a developing nation.
If you're interested, feel free to email me at zavPublic (at) mac (dot) com
The link below is our first shipment.
http://web.mac.com/zav/iWeb/Zav-O-Matic/Off%20to%20Africa.html
Cheers,
- Zav
Where I come from, it means getting your saddle, saddling up your yak and hiking up over the mountains into town.
Actually, it doesn't mean that at all. I just felt really really left out.
Yes, quite. Umm. Uhhh.
In Soviet Russia, saddle yaks you!
3. PROFIT!
I hope this is not flamebait but what is it with these continually lame names of the releases? Gutsy Gibbon? Um, WTF? How does this say "Reliable, Trusted Operating System" to the user who is outside the geek circles?
Step 3?
3. PROFIT!
AND YOU LIKED IT!
:]
Heh
Check out the .plan files by American McGee and John Carmack and the other guys who were at Id in the mid 90's.
They are at least one case of blogging before the reported originator.
Carmack wrote about "Stupid Testarossa Adventures" in addition to the ongoings at Id. American wrote about "Stupid Contests I Get People to Do" in addition to the ongogings at Id. Others "blogged" too. Tastefully or not. Steed wrote about his stripper inspired 3d models. Cash wrote something too. Brian Hook was there writing as well, in addition to others I have forgotten.
This all was documented at BluesNews.con where you could read their plan files on a daily basis.
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http://www.cariboucoffee.com/ourcoffee/coffeeqna.
How much caffeine is there in a cup of coffee or a shot of espresso?
12 oz. cup of coffee = 230 milligrams of caffeine [average]
1.5-2 oz. shot of espresso = 80-100 milligrams of caffeine
12 oz. cola drink = 30-60 milligrams of caffeine
You sir, are indeed awesome.
That's 14 shots of espresso if I understand you correctly and at 100 mg caffiene per, that would be 1400 shots mg of caffeine.
Enough to down a full grown elephant.
http://consumerist.com/consumer/starbucks/starbuck s-caffeine-inhaler-207881.php
http://www.thinkgeek.com/stuff/41/caffederm.shtml
Heh. All in the interests of efficiency, of course.
like this one:
h tm ...
http://wilstar.com/caffeine.htm
and this:
http://www.napa.ufl.edu/2003news/caffeinecontent.
Starbucks regular drip coffees contain an average of 200 milligrams of caffeine per 8-ounce serving; their decaffeinated drip coffees contain an average of 5 milligrams to 11 milligrams of caffeine per 8-ounce serving, according to the statement.
The study's second phase used 16-ounce cups of Starbucks' Breakfast Blend, a mix of Latin American coffees, purchased on six consecutive days from a single Gainesville store and analyzed by the same method. Results for the six days were, in order: 564 milligrams, 498 milligrams, 259 milligrams, 303 milligrams, 300 milligrams and 307 milligrams.
Well, you know what that means don't you?
3. PROFIT!
In Soviet Russia, horsecock profits you!
Who is DeGroot? His name appeared in the article without ever mentioning who he was.
This is not "everything you wanted to know about codecs." In fact, 3ivx just released 3ivx 5.0 for encoding to MPEG4 a few days ago.
A bit of a bummer that an Australian website missed reviewing an Australian created codec.
FYI, here's the press release. And YES! It does do Linux!. Tux be praised.
http://www.3ivx.com/pr/pr20070607_50.html
Cheers
Ahh, sorry bro. I shoulda been paying attention to your subject!
Heh. Oops.
Cheers,
Uhhh, can't a guy who has no connection to a restaurant, happened to actually like it, express his opinion without getting called a corporate schill?
Are we THAT paraniod?
Look, I used to live down the street from PC and used to walk up from the Marina in between coding sessions to miss the crowds and for a sake, cricket cola (ooh, there I go, being a schill again) and some Hawiian poke or grilled salmon fillet.
It tasted good so I did it again.
There is my complete history with Pacific Catch and summary of all the corporate connections I have with the company (read: none). In short, I have collected no money from my attesting to actualy like said eatery.
I just thought it was cool to have a place I liked from a city I lived in for 15 years to be in an Apple ad. Jebus.
Woo hoo! It is so sweet to see my old favorite local restaurant from SF (Pacific Catch) in one of the commercials!
Man, I used to eat there twice a day sometimes.
Mmmmm Hawiian Poke Tuna. Mmmmmmm. Sweet potato fries. Mmmmmmmm.
MMMm.
And if it weren't for the French, there would be no USA as they bailed us out when we were seeking independence from British rule during our Revolutionary War in the late 1700's. Or maybe you forgot that part of history?
Cheers.
Now we can have worms that live FOREVER!
This app does:
h &search=Search
u sh_1.0.1.dmg
http://www.3ivxcrush.com/
We're working on an Intel native version and already have multiprocessor/all processor support in the G4 and G5 versions.
Video of all 4 processors in action on a Quad G5:
http://youtube.com/results?search_query=3ivx+Crus
Download Freebie:
http://gerome.free.fr/discovering3ivxcrush/3ivxCr
The title, "A Developers Security Bugs Primer", is incorrect.
Developers = more than one developer.
Developer's = the term following belongs to the developer.
Developers' = the term following belongs to more than one developer
We are supposed to learn this in 5th grade.
It is embarrassing that grown men, employed by the most prominent IT website, will publish an article where the title would fail 5th grade English.
If we are to hold ourselves to a higher technical standard, we should at least be able to spell and punctuate as if we have passed Grade School. I'm not talking about College, not High School, not even Jr. High, but Grade School.
OMG, this is seriously beautiful.
IMHO, a great competitor to Google Earth.
Great imagery. Fast response
It's a serious bummer when the download page only has a windows executable.
Is there a Mac of Linux version available or are we left out in the cold?
Even dealing with a high level language like that in Adobe's Director, there are too many unknowns and edge cases and it is not painfully clear just how everything plugs together. Building a structure for doing all the tasks you need to accomplish is also paramount. As I said, "The structure allows you the luxiry to focus on the details". Build the structure.
Cheers