You can tinker with a (Conway's) "Life"-type thing by repeatedly simplifying paths -- just select your path and hold down Control-L (on Windows at least).
Because Tanenbaum is the "wronged" party according to Brown. Tanenbaum claims he hasn't been "wronged" by Linus. Therefore, Brown's full of the brown stuff.
Not being a part of that market, I may be off base here, but...
Even in corporate environments, it makes sense to stay behind the curve*. I would think in education it'd be just as important: far more bugs will be fixed; incompatibilities will be ironed out; wider selection of good books available; etc. If Tiger is released mid-school-year, that means even more time to test, and fewer problems by the time you can get to testing it (assuming that little thing called "Summer Vacation").
Now, if you just want to get your mits on it at the school's expense, that's an entirely different matter.:-)
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I'm mostly of that opinion as well. The author of bTemplate wrote an essay on using PHP as its own template engine. That said, I actually prefer to use Smarty since I do coding and design for our intranet. I've found it easier to switch hats when I have to switch syntax as well.
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You can tinker with a (Conway's) "Life"-type thing by repeatedly simplifying paths -- just select your path and hold down Control-L (on Windows at least).
/bored at work
Possibly something like this.
That's a Google Cache link for those not keeping track.
IHBT, I'm sure, but...
Because Tanenbaum is the "wronged" party according to Brown. Tanenbaum claims he hasn't been "wronged" by Linus. Therefore, Brown's full of the brown stuff.
Rest easy. If someone else is in this thing with you, you're probably already friendly enough to let them drive.
We haven't in 6,000 years, why start now?
Again, no!
Great googly-moogly! No. Fair use is authorization, so there cannot be infringement.
Ack! Do those come from these?
Read about it in PC Computing!
Not being a part of that market, I may be off base here, but...
Even in corporate environments, it makes sense to stay behind the curve*. I would think in education it'd be just as important: far more bugs will be fixed; incompatibilities will be ironed out; wider selection of good books available; etc. If Tiger is released mid-school-year, that means even more time to test, and fewer problems by the time you can get to testing it (assuming that little thing called "Summer Vacation").
Now, if you just want to get your mits on it at the school's expense, that's an entirely different matter. :-)
*not counting patches for worms and such
Komodo, perhaps?
From the Features page:
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Komodo is built on the Mozilla platform. Portions of Komodo were created using source code governed by the Netscape Public License (NPL) and the Mozilla Public License (MPL). The source code for the portions of Netscape 6 governed by the NPL and MPL is available from under those licenses.
What's the next fad going to be? Big rigs?
Yes.
You misspelled Zsh.
(How many people will store the exact same Britney.mp3 file as an attachment?)
One can only hope none.
This?
Bandwidth testing, of course!
You mean something like inittab, perhaps?
Which GPLed applications are you using again?
Just microwave it. That'll fry any chips!
Simon? Is that you?
Because of this.
I'm mostly of that opinion as well. The author of bTemplate wrote an essay on using PHP as its own template engine. That said, I actually prefer to use Smarty since I do coding and design for our intranet. I've found it easier to switch hats when I have to switch syntax as well.
Mr. 30th, you are hereby relieved of duty.
So do most /. readers.
"list" in "groups.google.com"? Has Google done to USENET what AOL did to the rest of the place?
In my day, we called 'em newsgroups.
I'm already at -1, what do I care...