Nah. If it's a grogg or a drink only has to do with the way it is mixed. A grogg is non-fancy, just some booze and some soda or juice mixed together to hide most of the booze taste. A drink is carefully mixed, usually with several types of alcolhol and/or beverages designed to make the drink look and taste good (or in a specific pre-calculated way).
Drinking grogg is like "make me fucking drunk already, duh!" and drinking drinks is like "make me fucking drunk already, please!".:)
The sequel to the classic Last Ninja series from the 80s was first supposed to be released in 2000. The releasedate has since been pushed about 6 months at a time and been shifted from "cancelled" to "not cancelled" several times... Only time will tell if we'll ever see this game on the shelves. I've been waiting forever...
>> If Linux wasn't created to be the core of the GNU system, >> GNU would have found another kernel elsewere or written >> their own.
> They've tried that since before Linux existed and > still haven't finished it. That's one of the reasons > Stallman's insistence on "GNU/Linux" makes him look > bad: it looks like he's just jealous that the Linux > developers successfully did what the GNU developers > are apparently not able to.
I think it's more that when HURD was in its initial development and not yet really useful, Linux came from nowhere with a minimal kernel that worked right now so developers could develop the kernel while using it (thanks to the GNU operating system that could be run on top of it), it shifted the focus away from HURD so much that its development almost halted. It's not that they weren't able to, they just changed priorities and focused more on the userland again.
I'm in the middle of rewriting that part but here is the logic:
Make sure textfields are inside a <div class="editable" id="text_id"> and wrap strings in <span class="editable" id="string_id"> where text_id/string_id is the id of the text/string in the database.
Create a Javascript behaviour that finds all nodes that has class "editable". Prototype comes with the function getElementsByClassName(). On each div, add a ondblclick event that: * creates a textarea node and put it inside the div. * hide the old content * set value of the textarea to the text content * add a submit button that has onclick = "new Ajax(foo);" where foo is the parameters for your ajax call and set it to update the current editable div (so the textarea will be overwritten) * the action for the Ajax call should return the output of the saved text.
do the same for strings but use a input type="text" instead.
I've been playing with Rails since september and I've run edge rails (subversion trunk) for about a month while developing my soon-to-be-released rewrite of my site that uses a lot of this Ajax stuff in a user friendly way.
Users can sort the pictures in their galleries by dragging them to the position they want and doubleclick them to hide them (it then becomes 50% transparent). The user always get immediate feedback without reloading the page thanks to Ajax. For translators the site is inline editable. Just doubleclick on a textfield or alt+click on a string to edit it inline. Click "save" and it's changed. Admin stuff is always available but hidden by default in drawers that you can slide in when you need them so you can be logged in as an admin an change any setting, delete posts etc without needing to go to a separate admin page or have a cluttered interface. You don't even have to reload the page in most cases...
All this stuff is damn easy to implement thanks to the wonders of Ruby on Rails and the Prototype framework.
..but I rather see that they fix their single-threaded Javascript implementation first. Like adding support for asynchronous callbacks from XMLHttpRequest and not waiting until a previous function has finished befor running the other function started by a different event handler.
As an example: try adding onmouseover="do_some_stuff(this);" to 10 objects and let the do_some_stuff-function take one second to finish. Then quickly move your mousebutton over the the 10 objects and see Opera execute them in order, taking a total of 10 seconds to finish. All other non-ancient browser runs 10 do_some_stuff() in parallell.
Oh, and opacity on block-level elements would be nice also:)
We have already been able to use eye surgery to get rid of glasses for a long time and soon we will finally also be able to get rid of the Sarcasm detectors with a bit brain surgery.
Apple's is less restrictive. Try and find any music service with that range with zero DRM. I'll take the one that I can use in iTunes and burn to CD as many times as I want.
www.allofmp3.com. 0.02 USD per MB, choose from MP3, OGG, FLAC, AAC, WMA and APE and select your bitrate of choice. All files correctly tagged. Zero DRM.
It's not a legal to buy from them everywhere in the world (at least not in the US), but if it's legal in your country go ahead and use the IMHO worlds best online music store...
Please don't dismiss the PostgreSQL "zealots" as trolls, most of their points are truly valid as of the latest released MySQL (4.1) and it's outright embarassing to hear people tell developers using MS SQL Server to migrate to MySQL which is a very common thing to hear here on Slashdot and other technical forums with a Linux/OSS bias.
MySQL 5 is a HUGE leap forward for MySQL and most of the points will probably become moot. Let's just hope they fix the default-value fiasco also...
When MySQL 5 is released PostgreSQL will get some more Open Source competition and that is a good thing.
You are either an ignorant high school student/dropout or worse an ignorant/arrogant college flunky. People go into construction because they are not intelligent enough to become programmers.
Now that's what I call an arrogant AND ignorant comment...
My god, the fonts are so UGLY! I haven't seen such ugly fonts on a Linux desktop since 2002 or something, what did they do?
The letter "w" is bolder than other letters, the letter "A" looks wierd, and the bold text is just messed up, missing the holes in the letters "e" and "a" among other things...
I believe it depends on the situation.. I don't think it's criminal to state that you hate gay people at the dinner table with your friends (even if it could be proven), but if you for example are in a position of power like an employer you are not allowed to say such things to your employees. An employer who treats employees differently because of ethnic group or sexual preference is commiting a crime. Same thing with teachers, politicans or any type of leader (including the leader of a teddybear collectors club*s*).
But obviuosly this law doesn't apply to religious fundamentalist fuckheads like pastor Åke Green. I wrote a peace about that at the Dekadance website some weeks ago...
Sweden is a democracy, and we have freedom of speech.
No you don't. Just try saying "I hate niggers and fags."
Actually, you're perfectly allowed to state your opinion like that. What you aren't allowed to do is to claim things like "fags love to fuck children and niggers are criminals" as if it was a fact. You're also not allowed to agitate and tell others to harass minority groups.
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Yes, it makes me want to cream!
Sure ASP.NET may not be the right tool for every job, but then again what is?
;-)
:)
As far as I can tell from the fanboys, it's either PHP or Python.
Hope that helps
Nah, that's so 2004, now it's Ruby on Rails! Get with the times!
I want to check it out also.. :(
Use coral cache instead!
Flash Demo
Zimbra homepage
Why, oh why can't Slashdot always link to coral cache instead of keep on killing servers?
Nah. If it's a grogg or a drink only has to do with the way it is mixed.
:)
A grogg is non-fancy, just some booze and some soda or juice mixed together to hide most of the booze taste.
A drink is carefully mixed, usually with several types of alcolhol and/or beverages designed to make the drink look and taste good (or in a specific pre-calculated way).
Drinking grogg is like "make me fucking drunk already, duh!" and drinking drinks is like "make me fucking drunk already, please!".
Considering your nickname I can see why you found it so funny. :)
The sequel to the classic Last Ninja series from the 80s was first supposed to be released in 2000. The releasedate has since been pushed about 6 months at a time and been shifted from "cancelled" to "not cancelled" several times... Only time will tell if we'll ever see this game on the shelves. I've been waiting forever...
Info and beta screenshots at the unofficial Last Ninja 4 page
>> If Linux wasn't created to be the core of the GNU system,
>> GNU would have found another kernel elsewere or written
>> their own.
> They've tried that since before Linux existed and
> still haven't finished it. That's one of the reasons
> Stallman's insistence on "GNU/Linux" makes him look
> bad: it looks like he's just jealous that the Linux
> developers successfully did what the GNU developers
> are apparently not able to.
I think it's more that when HURD was in its initial development and not yet really useful, Linux came from nowhere with a minimal kernel that worked right now so developers could develop the kernel while using it (thanks to the GNU operating system that could be run on top of it), it shifted the focus away from HURD so much that its development almost halted. It's not that they weren't able to, they just changed priorities and focused more on the userland again.
You forgot to emphasize "slippery"...
I'm in the middle of rewriting that part but here is the logic:
Make sure textfields are inside a <div class="editable" id="text_id"> and wrap strings in <span class="editable" id="string_id"> where text_id/string_id is the id of the text/string in the database.
Create a Javascript behaviour that finds all nodes that has class "editable". Prototype comes with the function getElementsByClassName().
On each div, add a ondblclick event that:
* creates a textarea node and put it inside the div.
* hide the old content
* set value of the textarea to the text content
* add a submit button that has onclick = "new Ajax(foo);" where foo is the parameters for your ajax call and set it to update the current editable div (so the textarea will be overwritten)
* the action for the Ajax call should return the output of the saved text.
do the same for strings but use a input type="text" instead.
I've been playing with Rails since september and I've run edge rails (subversion trunk) for about a month while developing my soon-to-be-released rewrite of my site that uses a lot of this Ajax stuff in a user friendly way.
Users can sort the pictures in their galleries by dragging them to the position they want and doubleclick them to hide them (it then becomes 50% transparent). The user always get immediate feedback without reloading the page thanks to Ajax. For translators the site is inline editable. Just doubleclick on a textfield or alt+click on a string to edit it inline. Click "save" and it's changed. Admin stuff is always available but hidden by default in drawers that you can slide in when you need them so you can be logged in as an admin an change any setting, delete posts etc without needing to go to a separate admin page or have a cluttered interface. You don't even have to reload the page in most cases...
All this stuff is damn easy to implement thanks to the wonders of Ruby on Rails and the Prototype framework.
..but I rather see that they fix their single-threaded Javascript implementation first. Like adding support for asynchronous callbacks from XMLHttpRequest and not waiting until a previous function has finished befor running the other function started by a different event handler.
:)
As an example: try adding onmouseover="do_some_stuff(this);" to 10 objects and let the do_some_stuff-function take one second to finish. Then quickly move your mousebutton over the the 10 objects and see Opera execute them in order, taking a total of 10 seconds to finish. All other non-ancient browser runs 10 do_some_stuff() in parallell.
Oh, and opacity on block-level elements would be nice also
on my desk currently I have machines running Macos 7,8,9, and 10 (OSX), Win98,2k,XP, Debian, Suse, and Gentoo Linux, Free and Open BSD, and Solaris 9.
Whoa, that must be a pretty big desk...
If one person uses his freedom to limit the freedom of two persons, the end result is less freedom.
We have already been able to use eye surgery to get rid of glasses for a long time and soon we will finally also be able to get rid of the Sarcasm detectors with a bit brain surgery.
Related:
[s0m3d00d] You can access my porn fileserver by typing "/disco chicks nude".
*** aaa disconnected. (chicks nude)
*** bbb disconnected. (chicks nude)
*** ccc disconnected. (chicks nude)
*** ddd disconnected. (chicks nude)
Apple's is less restrictive. Try and find any music service with that range with zero DRM. I'll take the one that I can use in iTunes and burn to CD as many times as I want.
www.allofmp3.com. 0.02 USD per MB, choose from MP3, OGG, FLAC, AAC, WMA and APE and select your bitrate of choice. All files correctly tagged. Zero DRM.
It's not a legal to buy from them everywhere in the world (at least not in the US), but if it's legal in your country go ahead and use the IMHO worlds best online music store...
So when is Ocelot coming out? And how many big cats are left? Lion, lynx... lynx is overused and probably won't be picked... Any other names?
I'm waiting for Mac OS X Pussy.
Please don't dismiss the PostgreSQL "zealots" as trolls, most of their points are truly valid as of the latest released MySQL (4.1) and it's outright embarassing to hear people tell developers using MS SQL Server to migrate to MySQL which is a very common thing to hear here on Slashdot and other technical forums with a Linux/OSS bias.
MySQL 5 is a HUGE leap forward for MySQL and most of the points will probably become moot. Let's just hope they fix the default-value fiasco also...
When MySQL 5 is released PostgreSQL will get some more Open Source competition and that is a good thing.
You are either an ignorant high school student/dropout or worse an ignorant/arrogant college flunky. People go into construction because they are not intelligent enough to become programmers.
Now that's what I call an arrogant AND ignorant comment...
Most of them. This one for example...
My god, the fonts are so UGLY! I haven't seen such ugly fonts on a Linux desktop since 2002 or something, what did they do?
The letter "w" is bolder than other letters, the letter "A" looks wierd, and the bold text is just messed up, missing the holes in the letters "e" and "a" among other things...
I believe it depends on the situation.. I don't think it's criminal to state that you hate gay people at the dinner table with your friends (even if it could be proven), but if you for example are in a position of power like an employer you are not allowed to say such things to your employees. An employer who treats employees differently because of ethnic group or sexual preference is commiting a crime. Same thing with teachers, politicans or any type of leader (including the leader of a teddybear collectors club*s*).
:)
But obviuosly this law doesn't apply to religious fundamentalist fuckheads like pastor Åke Green. I wrote a peace about that at the Dekadance website some weeks ago...
BTW, of course, IANAL.
Sweden is a democracy, and we have freedom of speech.
No you don't. Just try saying "I hate niggers and fags."
Actually, you're perfectly allowed to state your opinion like that.
What you aren't allowed to do is to claim things like "fags love to fuck children and niggers are criminals" as if it was a fact. You're also not allowed to agitate and tell others to harass minority groups.
(it is of course perfectly legal to use MOL to boot a second Linux though)
LOL!
Yes, extremly lame joke. He should have used The Gimp.