It's probably not so clear from the article but Firefox3 contains a relational database, sqlite which can be accessed from Javascript. This allows for a whole new class of applications to be implemented as extensions.
He'd have a good excuse if his first language was Spanish
No, he would not. Go to gnu.org and see that all the localized pages struggle pointlessly to translate Free as in Freedom:
Spanish: Libre, no gratuito
Portuguese: Livre E Pela Liberdade
French: Libre comme dans Liberté
Romanian: Liber ca în Libertate
Italian: Libero come in libertà
Catalan:Lliure segons la definició de llibertat
Sorry to disappoint you but the real one is here. As you can see there's not much left of it and it's not exactly hard to get to: it's just in the middle of Bucuresti. When it was built it was in the middle of the forest but afterwards the city grew around it. And even the little bit you see is not all from his time, you will have to go into the basement to see the original walls.
# If you study the source code you'll realize that a 64bit port is NOT a recompile away. We are actively working on the 64bit port, the source code right now is still 32bit until the changes required are stabilized.
Is this a gift to Mozilla or is it: please fix it for us?
As many of us know already, after you add Multiverse to the list of sources for apt and you still can't find the package you are looking for, the next step is to compile it yourself.
there are still far too many +5 "Windows?! You have to reboot daily and it bluescreens ALL the time! Call me when its stable
Just when I was about to mod you up for mentioning both Windows and bluescreen in your post I noticed you posted anonymously. Please log in and repost so that you get all the credit you deserve.
Have reboot now, compiling the 2.6.18-git20 kernel just finished.
Sophisticated language does not go terribly well with most of us that only learned English as a foreign language. I want the information as fast as possible with the least amount of ambiguity.
BTW, I read the Pope's speech and when asked what was in it I said: he complains about people using reason less an less. Sadly, what happened next only proved him right.
Before rebooting the only anomaly I could see was that I could not delete a certain empty directory. I could not find a way to repair without unmounting so I had to reboot. Past that point I could not get any distro to see my raid configuration.
I am not sure how active or passive a file system is but could I suggest a self-check, self-repair, alert the user function?
I always thought of ReiserFS as a good candidate for storage in today's document management systems (obstacle's bugs in blob support will likely outlive most of us) but there the number one rule is data integrity.
Performance and features are secondary to reliability. I found this out the hard way when my Reiser 3 file system got corrupted. Because the system was on it as well the computer could no longer reboot. I never got a byte back from it, maybe I did not have the knowledge, maybe it was not possible.
To add insult to injury once I installed xfs I copied some of the data back from a Win2K box that never lost a byte in the 5 years it's been running 24/7.
I am saddened to say it but it's going to be a very long time before I use Reiser fs again.
I'd rather spend more money on faster hardware if I want more speed rather than have to deal with data loss.
If an image comes out of a digital camera it will most likely have an exif section. This is the easiest thing to check for. OTOH adding some fake exif info to a screenshot is quite trivial.
On its security blog Microsoft wrote: "We strongly recommend that those of you who are still running these older versions of Windows upgrade to a newer, more secure version
Well, I folowed their advice and upgraded from 32 bit linux to amd_64 linux. Now I have no Macromedia Flash player and there's no hourly trunk build of Firefox.
We apologize for the inconvenience, but Google Earth has crashed. This is a bug in the program, and should never happen under normal circumstances. A bug report and debugging data are now being written to this text file:
.googleearth/crashlogs/crashlog-0B103505. txt
This bug report will be sent to Google automatically next time you run Google Earth. Its data, which contains no personal information, will help us correct problems without bothering you further. If you would rather this info not be transmitted, please delete the above file before running the program again. If you want bug reports to NEVER be sent, remove the above 'crashlogs' directory's read/write permissions.
Not only did Mullholland build that dam that collapsed, he also built the Los Angeles Aquaduct
Old Man: "Lad, look out there to the field. Do ya see that fence? Look how well it's built. I built that fence stone by stone with me own two hands. Piled it for months. But do they call me McGregor-the-Fence-Builder? Nooo.."
Then the old man gestured at the bar.
"Look here at the bar. Do ya see how smooth and just it is? I planed that surface down by me own achin' back. I carved that wood with me own hard labour, for eight days. But do they call me McGregor-the-Bar-builder? Nooo..."
Then the old man points out the window.
"Eh, Laddy, look out to sea. Do ya see that pier that sretches out as far as the eye can see? I built that pier with the sweat off me back. I nailed it board by board. But do they call me McGregor-the-Pier-Builder? Nooo..."
Then the old man looks around nervously, trying to make sure no one is paying attention.
I see many comments saying: I will hide my data so well nobody will know it exists. There is still one person that knows about that data: you. And you can be forced to reveal it in many ways. Especially today when being accused of anti-communism^W^W terrorism wipes out all your human rights.
Some of the Eastern Europeans even seemed slightly embarrassed by their over-representation, saying it isn't evidence of any superior schooling or talent so much as an indicator of how much they have to prove.
And that's why some of us take the extra step in modesty and try to pass as americans when they purchase various things on the net.
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Non Flash version on Google video is here
It's probably not so clear from the article but Firefox3 contains a relational database, sqlite which can be accessed from Javascript. This allows for a whole new class of applications to be implemented as extensions.
Sorry to disappoint you but the real one is here. As you can see there's not much left of it and it's not exactly hard to get to: it's just in the middle of Bucuresti. When it was built it was in the middle of the forest but afterwards the city grew around it. And even the little bit you see is not all from his time, you will have to go into the basement to see the original walls.
Now I am facing this dilemma: should I scroll up and read the review? That's like three maybe four page-ups.
Nah, I have to set a limit. Next time I'll be reading the articles if I go on this path.
Here is an easy example, a segmentation violation by not specifying the namespace in xbl.
This is simple way to make people keep away from your site. OTOH I think I just had an idea for browser based minesweeper.
As many of us know already, after you add Multiverse to the list of sources for apt and you still can't find the package you are looking for, the next step is to compile it yourself.
Oh wait, it's the United States not us.
Just when I was about to mod you up for mentioning both Windows and bluescreen in your post I noticed you posted anonymously. Please log in and repost so that you get all the credit you deserve.
Have reboot now, compiling the 2.6.18-git20 kernel just finished.
Mike Elgan is a technology writer and former editor of Windows Magazine.
BTW, I read the Pope's speech and when asked what was in it I said: he complains about people using reason less an less. Sadly, what happened next only proved him right.
You can also put all this in a script and run it with crontab.
Before rebooting the only anomaly I could see was that I could not delete a certain empty directory. I could not find a way to repair without unmounting so I had to reboot. Past that point I could not get any distro to see my raid configuration.
I am not sure how active or passive a file system is but could I suggest a self-check, self-repair, alert the user function?I always thought of ReiserFS as a good candidate for storage in today's document management systems (obstacle's bugs in blob support will likely outlive most of us) but there the number one rule is data integrity.
To add insult to injury once I installed xfs I copied some of the data back from a Win2K box that never lost a byte in the 5 years it's been running 24/7.
I am saddened to say it but it's going to be a very long time before I use Reiser fs again. I'd rather spend more money on faster hardware if I want more speed rather than have to deal with data loss.
Old Man: "Lad, look out there to the field. Do ya see that fence? Look how well it's built. I built that fence stone by stone with me own two hands. Piled it for months. But do they call me McGregor-the-Fence-Builder? Nooo.."
Then the old man gestured at the bar.
"Look here at the bar. Do ya see how smooth and just it is? I planed that surface down by me own achin' back. I carved that wood with me own hard labour, for eight days. But do they call me McGregor-the-Bar-builder? Nooo..."
Then the old man points out the window.
"Eh, Laddy, look out to sea. Do ya see that pier that sretches out as far as the eye can see? I built that pier with the sweat off me back. I nailed it board by board. But do they call me McGregor-the-Pier-Builder? Nooo..."
Then the old man looks around nervously, trying to make sure no one is paying attention.
"But ya fuck one goat . . . "
I see many comments saying: I will hide my data so well nobody will know it exists. There is still one person that knows about that data: you. And you can be forced to reveal it in many ways. Especially today when being accused of anti-communism^W^W terrorism wipes out all your human rights.
And that's why some of us take the extra step in modesty and try to pass as americans when they purchase various things on the net.