That's weird. My HTC Apache (originally running WM5, now running a custom WM6 rom) has cut&paste. I'm guessing that's because it has a touchscreen. Sounds like WM5 without touchscreen doesn't have cut&paste.
You need to go look up what circumstantial evidence is. If they found the body in his basement, and the murder weapon in his closet those would both be considered circumstantial.
No they didn't. They tried to remove profiles because it was making upgrades to the frontend more difficult and only 3% of their users actually used the feature.
So by removing a feature that fairly few people used, they could speed up development. That's how it benefits us, and they told us this up front.
if blah:
do_stuff()
if more_blah:
do_something()
do_something_else()
else:
do_another_thing # do_colour_thing #uncomment if you're british
You have no way of knowing what level that do_colour_thing is supposed to be at.
Even funnier, I have 4 spaces between the pound and the code, but slashdot collapses the spacing because spacing is only important at the beginning of the line.
Quick, how do you get the length of an array in java? Now how do you get the length of a string?
array.getLength() and string.length()
Compare to javascript:
array.length and string.length
If I were to say what the #1 problem with java programmers (programmers mind you, not the language) it's their irrational fear of variables. Every damn thing is a method. Can't have a variable without do-nothing getter/setter methods wrapped around it.
so click the little star next to urls you visit a lot. I used to rarely bookmark sites because I didn't want to bother with organizing them. With the awesomebar, I bookmark a lot more (by starring them) since typing in the awesomebar searches my bookmarks.
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That's weird. My HTC Apache (originally running WM5, now running a custom WM6 rom) has cut&paste. I'm guessing that's because it has a touchscreen. Sounds like WM5 without touchscreen doesn't have cut&paste.
What? Of course it has cut/copy/paste.
You need to go look up what circumstantial evidence is. If they found the body in his basement, and the murder weapon in his closet those would both be considered circumstantial.
No they didn't. They tried to remove profiles because it was making upgrades to the frontend more difficult and only 3% of their users actually used the feature.
So by removing a feature that fairly few people used, they could speed up development. That's how it benefits us, and they told us this up front.
We really do have that already. The canvas tag is supported through all the major browsers (ok, for IE you need to include a special JS file).
Don't protect them behind a mask of anonymity. He's talking about Safari, people.
Actually, it was more a bash at the MS antitrust suit than anything.
MS doesn't have a monopoly. I can switch to OSX any time I want. I've been running Linux since 1995.
It's still appropriate. Are you sure you know what the phrase "ripped off" means?
Yup. Just like Bose and Monster.
Although Monster cables have had a backlash, I predict one is coming for Bose, and Apple will be close behind.
During MS's antitrust case, the judge ruled that Apple wasn't considered competition because Macs and PCs are two different markets.
Using that logic, Apple doesn't have any competition at all in the "mac marketplace".
they'll shut up when you suddenly yell "holy shit!"
raytracing is also really good at curved surfaces. No need to tesselate everything.. you can use real nurbs.
I like the awesomebar. So now mozilla gets to choose between supporting me, or supporting you. Sucks to be you.
Have any *recent* counter examples? The way the public views MS today is not the same as how they viewed MS in the 80s and early 90s.
I'm using ff3 on a ppc (dual g5).. and I'm not having any crashing problems.
I'd say it was a misbehaving plugin or a corrupt profile.
Java suffers from it's history of being ridiculously memory hungry and currently suffers for it's confusing varients.
There's J2SE, J2EE, J2ME, MIDP, MIDP2, CDC, CLDC, JSP, EJB, J2WTF
We're a far cry from "write once, run everywhere". Try running a midlet on OSX.
reddit broke a few months ago because someone uncommented code and put it at the wrong indentation level.
Plus without curlies, you can't use % in vim to jump from the beginning to the end of a block.
Here's the example I always use:
if blah:
do_stuff()
if more_blah:
do_something()
do_something_else()
else:
do_another_thing
# do_colour_thing #uncomment if you're british
You have no way of knowing what level that do_colour_thing is supposed to be at.
Even funnier, I have 4 spaces between the pound and the code, but slashdot collapses the spacing because spacing is only important at the beginning of the line.
Works for me.
http://www.croczilla.com/svg/samples/butterfly/butterfly.svg
renders just fine in mozilla. Saving it to my desktop and dragging it back into firefox works too.
Javascript has a more consistent object model.
Quick, how do you get the length of an array in java? Now how do you get the length of a string?
array.getLength() and string.length()
Compare to javascript:
array.length and string.length
If I were to say what the #1 problem with java programmers (programmers mind you, not the language) it's their irrational fear of variables. Every damn thing is a method. Can't have a variable without do-nothing getter/setter methods wrapped around it.
I think the movie was closer to a ripoff of Pink Floyd's The Wall than it was to the book.
I've got news for you. DNS is already flat. If you don't have a .com, you don't exist.
certainly make it easier for us (er.. I mean people. sick sick people) to find thai porn...
so click the little star next to urls you visit a lot. I used to rarely bookmark sites because I didn't want to bother with organizing them. With the awesomebar, I bookmark a lot more (by starring them) since typing in the awesomebar searches my bookmarks.
why would they have 2 sub domains?
Their frontpage would literally be .google