You just need to go in the installation directory, then in the Plugins subdirectory and remove EVERYTHING BUT these 3 files (just move them somewhere else so you can put them back if you have a problem)
EWH32.api Search5.api Search.api
after I did that and disabled the splash screen Acrobat reader 7 loads up nearly instantaneously on XP. I'm not taking credit for this, I found this tip somewhere I can't quite remember right now and it surely works!
It's not possible to make that kind of comparison without knowing the Brazilian economy.
A computer comparable with the one you linked would not cost less then USD$1.400 here (in Brazil) and for the great majority of the ppl that's more then they make in months of hard work.
But whats to say of a country that has a importation tax of OVER 60%... Let's hope our government realizes that by taxing access to the greatest tool of your century it's only holding back your own progress.
If there's not another option that is *much* better then the current one why bother? Keep in mind that a change like this could result in a *real* mess.
I want my IT people to have grounding in the entire computer field, but to be very specific to their field in detail. I want my network security people to eat and sleep network security and my hardware people to dream of nothing but hardware.
Network Sec. Guy dream: ZzzzZZzzzZZZ PORN ZzZZZzz Hardware Guy dream: ZzzzZZZzzZZ P0rN ZzzZZZZz
Gosh! You can! I have the Especial Edition LD rips encoded to DVD. That was the OT as it was supposed to be seen, in great quality and without any CG crap artificialy inserted in.
I got it from ed2k... cant find the right links now but search for it, shouldn't be a big of a problem. The biggest problem here is being sued by the RIAA;)
I was raised on the the Original Star wars trilogy and have watched them over and over! But the new star wars prequels are pure junk, when compared to the original three. The original 3 are easy to digest and seem to whisk you away to this fantasy world and the story just flows freely throughout the movies.
The new and improved CG crapfest movies are force fed (go on eat up, it's star wars of course you'll love it) and trudge along with jagged edges.
The new movies also lack patience in its story develop, almost as if Lucas is trying to cram in to much crap. Mark my words, the new star wars trilogy will never become classics. However, the original trilogy is classic cinema. at least will always have those to enjoy.
there are laws that provide journalists with their *right* to play their role in our society,that is, to bring on the truth.
How there could be a free press with they are obligated to reveal their sources? Who in his right mind would step up to speak against anything if you are going to be prosecuted (or silenced in any other way)?
I know a considerable amount (for a programmer) about patent law, and I've read a fair number of patents. I do not, however, know how one can clearly distinguish between software and non-software patents.
It is not as easy as one might think. Many things we call "software patents" do not mention software or even computers. This didn't use to be the case. They used to insist that an example hardware system be described in the patent, perhaps as a "preferred embodiment". Now many patents simply describe an algorithm. Whether that algorithm is carried out by computer, sliderule, abacus, or pencil and paper is often not explained.
A further complication arises when software is a part of an invention that also has hardware components. There are many such inventions today.
Unfortunately, "I know a software patent when I see one" probably wouldn't cut it in the courts. Perhaps someone more knowledgeable than I could comment on this problem.
... used the raid to cover the fraud they were *realy* carefull and I say this becouse the time to load the pages droped considerably, maybe 4 times faster, then they used to take for the last days. That was said to be the result of the new servers they have bought...
So if the site was faster and no servers have been boght they must be holding it slow since de begining just to put all that crap up and get the money... Could it be *that* premeditated?
Fundamentally HTML 3.0 (ie: highly container based), plus many extensions for richer formatting capabilities. Extensions such as for multiple columns formatting, document insertion (client side), and dynamically collapsable/expandable list.
Sidebar panel: for displaying "meta" information, or for intra document navigational links, etc. The panel is engaged and disengaged by the presence of the document that is associated with the sidebar document.
Rudimentary stylesheet mechanism for attaching styling information to a document. For changing document's fonts, color information, alignments.
A scripting language that is accessible from the HTML, such that an HTML document can embbed highly interactive scripts/applets.
Miscellaneous niceties: hotlist facility; shows HTTP loading progress in a pie chart (when it has the information).
An experimental platform. It's source available, even most of the browser is constructed in a highlevel scripting language; and is very customizable to someone who understands the scripting language.
Motif front-end. The X11 (non Motif) version is also available.
Self contained single binary for easy installation, unlike the old ViolaWWW which required setup of various viola application files.
Remember? 1999/2001 *everything* was i-music, e-bank, e-cards... you name it. That's *very* plausible that the guy just had an idea and got the domain, plain and simple as that.
Besides, come on, nothing to see here, Apple should just give him a i-pods (ops, another i-something), a powerbook (to avoid another i-something) and he gives the domain. Case closed. Move along.
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PROFIT!
1. Chat with some dude when you are underage
2. Wait till you can sue the chatroom providers
3. PROFIT!
There *MUST* be something away too wrong with this legal system!
You just need to go in the installation directory, then in the Plugins subdirectory and remove EVERYTHING BUT these 3 files (just move them somewhere else so you can put them back if you have a problem)
EWH32.api
Search5.api
Search.api
after I did that and disabled the splash screen Acrobat reader 7 loads up nearly instantaneously on XP. I'm not taking credit for this, I found this tip somewhere I can't quite remember right now and it surely works!
It's not possible to make that kind of comparison without knowing the Brazilian economy.
A computer comparable with the one you linked would not cost less then USD$1.400 here (in Brazil) and for the great majority of the ppl that's more then they make in months of hard work.
But whats to say of a country that has a importation tax of OVER 60%... Let's hope our government realizes that by taxing access to the greatest tool of your century it's only holding back your own progress.
Slashdot. News for the amnesiac, stuff that mattered.
...or dont do it at all!!!
/. baby... remember that ;)
Your r on
my mistake...
ALL YOUR SEARCH ENGINES BELONG TO US!!! ;)
p.s.: And yes dumb lameness filter, it was yelling!
... do that awnser your question?
*ducks*
... they get what *WE* (programmers) want. Thats why they wont be satisfied.
who else?
If there's not another option that is *much* better then the current one why bother? Keep in mind that a change like this could result in a *real* mess.
I want my IT people to have grounding in the entire computer field, but to be very specific to their field in detail. I want my network security people to eat and sleep network security and my hardware people to dream of nothing but hardware.
Network Sec. Guy dream: ZzzzZZzzzZZZ PORN ZzZZZzz
Hardware Guy dream: ZzzzZZZzzZZ P0rN ZzzZZZZz
Damn Google!!! Do you mean this is not www.kuro5hin.org ??
Gosh! You can! I have the Especial Edition LD rips encoded to DVD. That was the OT as it was supposed to be seen, in great quality and without any CG crap artificialy inserted in.
I got it from ed2k... cant find the right links now but search for it, shouldn't be a big of a problem. The biggest problem here is being sued by the RIAA
I was raised on the the Original Star wars trilogy and have watched them over and over! But the new star wars prequels are pure junk, when compared to the original three. The original 3 are easy to digest and seem to whisk you away to this fantasy world and the story just flows freely throughout the movies.
The new and improved CG crapfest movies are force fed (go on eat up, it's star wars of course you'll love it) and trudge along with jagged edges.
The new movies also lack patience in its story develop, almost as if Lucas is trying to cram in to much crap. Mark my words, the new star wars trilogy will never become classics. However, the original trilogy is classic cinema. at least will always have those to enjoy.
there are laws that provide journalists with their *right* to play their role in our society,that is, to bring on the truth.
How there could be a free press with they are obligated to reveal their sources? Who in his right mind would step up to speak against anything if you are going to be prosecuted (or silenced in any other way)?
Thats plain wrong!
I know a considerable amount (for a programmer) about patent law, and I've read a fair number of patents.
I do not, however, know how one can clearly distinguish between software and non-software patents.
It is not as easy as one might think. Many things we call "software patents" do not mention software or even computers. This didn't use to be the case. They used to insist that an example hardware system be described in the patent, perhaps as a "preferred embodiment". Now many patents simply describe an algorithm. Whether that algorithm is carried out by computer, sliderule, abacus, or pencil and paper is often not explained.
A further complication arises when software is a part of an invention that also has hardware components. There are many such inventions today.
Unfortunately, "I know a software patent when I see one" probably wouldn't cut it in the courts. Perhaps someone more knowledgeable than I could comment on this problem.
*Apple will sue*
:/
Ok... it was 3 words
Comeon get me NSA! Crack down my emails... it will take you about 30 billion years or so but whats the hurry anyways...
So if the site was faster and no servers have been boght they must be holding it slow since de begining just to put all that crap up and get the money... Could it be *that* premeditated?
... has already spent the money they put up (7.000 Euros) with a campaign to buy two new servers. That money would have helped with the lawer bill :/
Btw, i've donnated for the servers and they should put up another paypall account so ppl can help with the litigation costs.
Fundamentally HTML 3.0 (ie: highly container based), plus many extensions for richer formatting capabilities. Extensions such as for multiple columns formatting, document insertion (client side), and dynamically collapsable/expandable list.
Sidebar panel: for displaying "meta" information, or for intra document navigational links, etc. The panel is engaged and disengaged by the presence of the document that is associated with the sidebar document.
Dynamic toolbar: document engaged tool applets (ie: navigational aids).
Rudimentary stylesheet mechanism for attaching styling information to a document. For changing document's fonts, color information, alignments.
A scripting language that is accessible from the HTML, such that an HTML document can embbed highly interactive scripts/applets.
Miscellaneous niceties: hotlist facility; shows HTTP loading progress in a pie chart (when it has the information).
An experimental platform. It's source available, even most of the browser is constructed in a highlevel scripting language; and is very customizable to someone who understands the scripting language.
Motif front-end. The X11 (non Motif) version is also available.
Self contained single binary for easy installation, unlike the old ViolaWWW which required setup of various viola application files.
Holly cow! That's for a 1991 app!
Remember? 1999/2001 *everything* was i-music, e-bank, e-cards... you name it. That's *very* plausible that the guy just had an idea and got the domain, plain and simple as that.
Besides, come on, nothing to see here, Apple should just give him a i-pods (ops, another i-something), a powerbook (to avoid another i-something) and he gives the domain. Case closed. Move along.