Dude...you gotta stop spending 4+ hours a day watching porn. At least then you probably wouldn't have thrown in so much cliche bullshit as to give away your eternal state of virginity.
Well, one thing I noticed with Kazaa/Morpheus was that partially downloaded files were useless. I hated trying to download a movie, the file provider going offline (just rude), and then note even being able to watch the part I had downloaded. I don't know if there was a work-around to it. I just switched to using Direct Connect.
I think the most fascinating part of this article is by far the use of dimm slots for an fpga. I think many people missed this point entirely and instead simply focused on the applications of fpgas. Take a moment and re-read the first page of the paper...then think about it...
Emacs, xemacs, and vi, it's all good. But I gotta give props to some of the gui tools out there. Take for example Netbeans. It's an opensource java ide available at netbeans.org. I used to use emacs for everything java, until I took a look at netbeans. Not only does it make gui development a cinch, but it also adds a lot of nice extras that you don't find in emacs. I'm not going to describe them now, simply because you can find it all at the website.
So, in the end I guess I'm just saying that you gotta find the right tool for the job. If I'm not doing anything graphical I may just fire up emacs and wing it with nothing more than speedbar. But why trouble myself with writing a lot of graphical code when I don't have to?
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Dude...you gotta stop spending 4+ hours a day watching porn. At least then you probably wouldn't have thrown in so much cliche bullshit as to give away your eternal state of virginity.
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Why do all the hot girls use macs?
Well, one thing I noticed with Kazaa/Morpheus was that partially downloaded files were useless. I hated trying to download a movie, the file provider going offline (just rude), and then note even being able to watch the part I had downloaded. I don't know if there was a work-around to it. I just switched to using Direct Connect.
I think the most fascinating part of this article is by far the use of dimm slots for an fpga. I think many people missed this point entirely and instead simply focused on the applications of fpgas. Take a moment and re-read the first page of the paper...then think about it...
Emacs, xemacs, and vi, it's all good. But I gotta give props to some of the gui tools out there. Take for example Netbeans. It's an opensource java ide available at netbeans.org. I used to use emacs for everything java, until I took a look at netbeans. Not only does it make gui development a cinch, but it also adds a lot of nice extras that you don't find in emacs. I'm not going to describe them now, simply because you can find it all at the website.
So, in the end I guess I'm just saying that you gotta find the right tool for the job. If I'm not doing anything graphical I may just fire up emacs and wing it with nothing more than speedbar. But why trouble myself with writing a lot of graphical code when I don't have to?