If you're truly a web developer, you ought to be using Mozilla. Mozilla has, hands down, the best debugging tools available, including an actually useful Javascript console (trying to find JS errors in any non-trivial web app in IE is frustrating at best, virtually impossible at worst), Venkman, an excellent Javascript debugger AND profiler [mozilla.org], and the remarkably useful DOM Inspector [mozilla.org].
You never used J++ then? Full on java script debugging, attach to any old running IE, can even be an embeddded on. Very sexy. Set next statement, watches that are arbitrary pieces of JavaScript.... yumtastic!! And it's been around since 1998 or something.
Do you think that if we didn't call it software anymore, something a little more permanent, say... stickyware, people wouldn't change the requirements after the delivery date?
Now, looking at the Middle Earth maps, and trying to figure out the scale, would that put Lonely Mountain soewhere near Berlin, and Mt Doom somewhere around Belgrade?
Those of us in New Zealand know perfectly well that Mt Doom is Mt. Ngauruhoe.:-)
I heard a story about a french guy who put a fly wheel in his luggage before taking it on a plane. The thing with all that momentum is that you can't very easily turn the luggage, and if you succeed, it will turn at 90 degrees from the direction you actually applied your torque. This would also be true of any mobile flywheel. You can use them for static devices, but not mobile ones.
I know they aren't your numbers, but they are a load of rubbish. Tomcat on my work PC (800Mhz, give or take) could handle 300 requests per second, and it was doing something with the requests, I was stressing the app, not the servlet container. So while I have no idea how it compares to the others, that weblogs benchmark (6 requests/sec) is more than a tad wrong.
Whether or not it hurts the industry is irrelevant
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What is relevant is whether or not file copying is legal. If it isn't, no amount of moral pontificating makes it OK. It's illegal, end of story. This seems to have been missed.
I'm interested in how you got yourself into the situation of having both a mother-in-law and also be considering an expensive engagement ring at the same time.
Between 1990 and 2000 CEO pay has increased 571%. [ufenet.org] By comparison, the US's GDP over the same time period only increased 3.7% anually [bls.gov], or 37%
Sorry, when you can't do arithmetic, nobody takes you seriously.
The Dutch have a fantastic program, which takes the piss of tele-evangelists.
He asks to go on their show, and after a while, asks to talk some Dutch to the viewers back home. He says things along the lines of "This is a con-man, he's trying to steal your money..." and so forth.
There are about four generations between the times being good and the world running out of oil.
Proof:
For any time, T, in the history of Mankind, the older generation wisely informs us of the vices of the youth of today. (Reference: Juvenal, roman satirist, whose words are not dissimilar to the parent's post). Let G be a generation, and n an integer between 1 and 3 inclusive. At time T - nG, times were much better.
Consider also that the earth's oil supply will run out in around 30 years time. The experimental evidence for the constancy of this number has been around for many decades. Some scientists believe this figure is actually varying over time, but these claims do not have so much credence. Consider 20 years per generation. The time till the oil runs out, is T + 1.5G.
Thus, the total time is T + 1.5G - (T - nG) = (n + 1.5) G.
they should be able to use the water to generate hydrogen and oxygen, for fuel and survival
Hey! then you can burn the hydrogen and oxygen to produce more water, and then use that to generate hydrogen and oxygen again. Sounds like a plan, Stan.
there is an extreme difference between MODELLING the world with a construct, mathematical, computational or otherwise, and saying that the world IS such a construct
Dude, the universe is just a model of itself, is it not?
Pity us in NZ. Who will cook all of Temuera Morrison's eggs? and that kid.. my god i never heard a broader Kiwi accent in my life! There was laughter everytime they spoke in our theatre.
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Here is a command line utility to make symlinks in NT. It works well.
You never used J++ then? Full on java script debugging, attach to any old running IE, can even be an embeddded on. Very sexy. Set next statement, watches that are arbitrary pieces of JavaScript.... yumtastic!! And it's been around since 1998 or something.
Cheers.
Those of us in New Zealand know perfectly well that Mt Doom is Mt. Ngauruhoe. :-)
Isn't that an identity transformation?
I heard a story about a french guy who put a fly wheel in his luggage before taking it on a plane. The thing with all that momentum is that you can't very easily turn the luggage, and if you succeed, it will turn at 90 degrees from the direction you actually applied your torque. This would also be true of any mobile flywheel. You can use them for static devices, but not mobile ones.
What's wrong with water? It doesn't conduct electricity.
I know they aren't your numbers, but they are a load of rubbish. Tomcat on my work PC (800Mhz, give or take) could handle 300 requests per second, and it was doing something with the requests, I was stressing the app, not the servlet container. So while I have no idea how it compares to the others, that weblogs benchmark (6 requests/sec) is more than a tad wrong.
What is relevant is whether or not file copying is legal. If it isn't, no amount of moral pontificating makes it OK. It's illegal, end of story. This seems to have been missed.
I'm interested in how you got yourself into the situation of having both a mother-in-law and also be considering an expensive engagement ring at the same time.
Clearly you haven't heard of the JToaster API then.
No, sorry, i forgot it.
Sorry, when you can't do arithmetic, nobody takes you seriously.
He asks to go on their show, and after a while, asks to talk some Dutch to the viewers back home. He says things along the lines of "This is a con-man, he's trying to steal your money..." and so forth.
It is very funny to watch.
There are about four generations between the times being good and the world running out of oil.
Proof:
For any time, T, in the history of Mankind, the older generation wisely informs us of the vices of the youth of today. (Reference: Juvenal, roman satirist, whose words are not dissimilar to the parent's post). Let G be a generation, and n an integer between 1 and 3 inclusive. At time T - nG, times were much better.
Consider also that the earth's oil supply will run out in around 30 years time. The experimental evidence for the constancy of this number has been around for many decades. Some scientists believe this figure is actually varying over time, but these claims do not have so much credence. Consider 20 years per generation. The time till the oil runs out, is T + 1.5G.
Thus, the total time is T + 1.5G - (T - nG) = (n + 1.5) G.
QED.
Would that be the first known gopher slashotting, then?
'nuff said.
That's brilliance. One hopes you turned out ok, not some broken, hollow, shell of a man(?).
Hey! then you can burn the hydrogen and oxygen to produce more water, and then use that to generate hydrogen and oxygen again. Sounds like a plan, Stan.
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Enough with the advertorials or whatever you call them. I aint buying one!
This is supposed to be new? Evidently he hasnt spent much time with VB, then.
Dude, the universe is just a model of itself, is it not?
Of course.
What will happen when one of THESE flies into a building? It's an accident just waiting to happen.
Pity us in NZ. Who will cook all of Temuera Morrison's eggs? and that kid.. my god i never heard a broader Kiwi accent in my life! There was laughter everytime they spoke in our theatre.