The CFIUS is a joke. Although Hutchinson Whampoa never acquired GC, Singapore Technologies Telemedia (ST Telemedia) [another foreign company] did... Richard Perle was hired by the GC board to lobby the transaction with the Bush administration. Bush approved the sale of the one of the largest U.S. fiberoptics network to a foreign entity in the middle of a war.
Thank you for helping me make my point.:) The ruby parser is a single line.
(BTW, how do you embed a Ruby call in an HTML page?). The JavaScript version is longer is just as cryptic. This seems like the new kludge, not the new standard.
It's a spec and a set of implementations that allow software running on disparate operating systems, running in different environments to make procedure calls over the Internet.
It's remote procedure calling using HTTP as the transport and XML as the encoding. XML-RPC is designed to be as simple as possible, while allowing complex data structures to be transmitted, processed and returned.
Also, why *a single page* on one of the most expensive newsprint outfit in the country? Bill Gates must be loving it... MS can follow that up with a full 2-page color glossy for the next 3 weeks.
I don't see the irony at all. The real question is: did he fabricate these images? Not really. It's really Bush giving a press conference from a golf course, not Moore making it up. Actually, the fact that he *didn't* shoot the footage makes his case even stronger.
While everybody is busy making fun of WinFS, Microsoft is very quietly and successfully letting their customers install SharePoint sites all over the place. As usual, Xerox came up with the concept years ago (DocuShare). Sigh.
Microsoft guys: wma Java guys: mp3 Mainframe: shn (the only way to listen to Dead shows) Sysadmins: ogg OS X: aac Security guy: anything as long as it's on an encrypted partition
ubergeek is when you go around calling it "my precious".
Until 'someone' *is* the administrator... :D
The CFIUS is a joke. Although Hutchinson Whampoa never acquired GC, Singapore Technologies Telemedia (ST Telemedia) [another foreign company] did... Richard Perle was hired by the GC board to lobby the transaction with the Bush administration.
Bush approved the sale of the one of the largest U.S. fiberoptics network to a foreign entity in the middle of a war.
(BTW, how do you embed a Ruby call in an HTML page?). The JavaScript version is longer is just as cryptic. This seems like the new kludge, not the new standard.
with simple protcols like JSON (..) you hardly even need a library
- JSON in Java, an example set of Java classes
that parse, generate, and manipulate JSON data strings.
- JSON in C.
- JSON in C#.
- JSON in JavaScript, a note on using JSON notation
with JavaScript.
- JSON-RPC.
- JSON-RPC-JAVA ORB.
- JSON
in Ruby.
- JSON in ML and Ruby.
- The Fat-free Alternative to XML.
- An example of JSON-encoded messages.
uhmmmm....Yeah, how does it suck?
What is XML-RPC?
It's a spec and a set of implementations that allow software running on disparate operating systems, running in different environments to make procedure calls over the Internet.
It's remote procedure calling using HTTP as the transport and XML as the encoding. XML-RPC is designed to be as simple as possible, while allowing complex data structures to be transmitted, processed and returned.
It works quite well too. Next, please!
"I was raised on the command line, bitch"
yeah, no shit.
Apparently just joined MS's crack security team last Thursday... needless to say, he's a real expert!
Wrong. At every large theatre where I live (western NY) you get at least a solid 1/2 hour of commercials.
crack for the masses? There seems to be a lot more people addicted to it than there are people addicted to porn.
Slashdot user autopr0n would you please standup and raise your right hand.
How about we start with the Principal & the Provost? make sure they stay in their office at least 8 hours a day.
...LAND OF THE FREE? Not anymore.
New York has the best water in of any city in the entire world
uhmmm... WRONG ! or did I miss the joke?
Squeezebox is the greatest thing ever invented. The Shoutcast plugin for it is awesome.
I'm kind of puzzled myself...
Also, why *a single page* on one of the most expensive newsprint outfit in the country? Bill Gates must be loving it... MS can follow that up with a full 2-page color glossy for the next 3 weeks.
I don't see the irony at all. The real question is: did he fabricate these images? Not really. It's really Bush giving a press conference from a golf course, not Moore making it up.
Actually, the fact that he *didn't* shoot the footage makes his case even stronger.
Soon someone will be asking why it's not posted under crazyliberalconspiracytheories.slashdot.org . That's why it needs to be posted on the homepage.
While everybody is busy making fun of WinFS, Microsoft is very quietly and successfully letting their customers install SharePoint sites all over the place.
As usual, Xerox came up with the concept years ago (DocuShare). Sigh.
Since when??? Some examples, please. Otherwise, we might have to read your entire post as bullshit.
it's a mad mad word.
Microsoft guys: wma
Java guys: mp3
Mainframe: shn (the only way to listen to Dead shows)
Sysadmins: ogg
OS X: aac
Security guy: anything as long as it's on an encrypted partition
It always works. ;)
Has anyone been able to do this? It's been driving me crazy for the last couple of days! Any clues?