You mean Nintendo Widows right? Nintendo wives would imply that there are chicks out there married to Nintendo. And that would not be a problem. That would be AWESOME!.
I think I know what your problem is. You don't have the little domain name boxes turned on. If you had you'd notice this article came from [mtv.com] and it would all be clear to you.
Speaking of pixie sticks, here's a recipe for something me and my friends like to call "The Incredible Hulk"
1 Forty of Colt 45 1 Pixie Stick
Dump contents of pixie stick into forty. Watch as beer (I use beer in the loosest sense of the word here) shoots out of the top, and the remaining beer turns a nice shade of green.
I have more than a few friends who've rebought albums from iTunes that they own on CD.
Come on. Ripping a CD is easier and less time consuming than buying the songs in iTMS. Stick the CD in, click a button vs. search for the artist or album in iTMS, and buy it. Plus theres no overhead with ripping the cd, atr some point you have to setup an iTMS account, your CC etc.
Hello, I'm here as a representative of ASADL (The American Scorpion Anti-Defamation League) and I'm here to inform you that that story is slanderous. I have here a court order preventing you from repeating that story at any future date. Have a nice day.
Um, have you seen where regexps are going with Perl6? I submit that C# is not the innovator here. I'm not quite sure about Python, but I know the only thing that Ruby has over perl that might be considered an innovation is much better locality of scope for the $n, $`, $', and $& special variables. True ruby matches return an object, but that not really an innovation just a consequence of the philosophy of ruby. IIRC in Python regexps are not first-class (in the sense of having literals as in perl and ruby) and I'm positive C# regexps don't have literals. There really is no innovation there, Perl6 brings almost a new philosophy to the regexp table, and its part of the reason that Perl6 can be self-hosting. OTOH Perl6 is really weird, and not a whole lot like perl in my opinion, but what do I know?
Not really, since ruby threads block on syscalls. In fact my version is probably in reality, slower, since it also creates a new object every iteration.
Not being a Smalltalk expert, but GNU Smalltalk isn't good enough? I realize it has that weird (for smalltalk) file orientation (as opposed to image) and there seems to be a superflouity of exclamation points in it, but is Squeak really the only (pratical) open-source game in town?
Slashdot Mirror
I believe you are looking for http://www.digg.com/ and/or http://www.kuro5hin.org/.
1) Screen Savers make pretty pictures
2) I can have have a password for when I walk away from my computer.
Not quite a standard yet, but on its way to being one: http://www.whatwg.org/specs/web-apps/current-work/ #scs-dynamic
You mean Nintendo Widows right? Nintendo wives would imply that there are chicks out there married to Nintendo. And that would not be a problem. That would be AWESOME!.
I think I know what your problem is. You don't have the little domain name boxes turned on. If you had you'd notice this article came from [mtv.com] and it would all be clear to you.
I was under the impression that versioning schemes are pretty much arbitrary.
Hold down reset.
Speaking of pixie sticks, here's a recipe for something me and my friends like to call "The Incredible Hulk"
1 Forty of Colt 45
1 Pixie Stick
Dump contents of pixie stick into forty. Watch as beer (I use beer in the loosest sense of the word here) shoots out of the top, and the remaining beer turns a nice shade of green.
I have more than a few friends who've rebought albums from iTunes that they own on CD.
Come on. Ripping a CD is easier and less time consuming than buying the songs in iTMS. Stick the CD in, click a button vs. search for the artist or album in iTMS, and buy it. Plus theres no overhead with ripping the cd, atr some point you have to setup an iTMS account, your CC etc.
Strictly speaking, that was actually really interesting. I did not know that.
Impostor! A true Slashdotter would know that Bittorrent is a P2P protocol.
First Kender Post?
.tar only archives doesn't compress. Grandparent's point was that they could have just gzed the one file.
Why not just use MPEG2? Doesn't practically everything play MPEG2? How long are this GIS videos you are creating anyway?
Does this mean I can get paid for breaking CAPTCHAs?
Tell your g/f to stop screeching at her laptop.
In a small town there is a barber. He cuts the hair of anyone who does not cut their own hair.
I hope the football players watch out for the rift.
Hello, I'm here as a representative of ASADL (The American Scorpion Anti-Defamation League) and I'm here to inform you that that story is slanderous. I have here a court order preventing you from repeating that story at any future date. Have a nice day.
The LifeDrive has 4GB. Thats almost 5
Um, have you seen where regexps are going with Perl6? I submit that C# is not the innovator here. I'm not quite sure about Python, but I know the only thing that Ruby has over perl that might be considered an innovation is much better locality of scope for the $n, $`, $', and $& special variables. True ruby matches return an object, but that not really an innovation just a consequence of the philosophy of ruby. IIRC in Python regexps are not first-class (in the sense of having literals as in perl and ruby) and I'm positive C# regexps don't have literals. There really is no innovation there, Perl6 brings almost a new philosophy to the regexp table, and its part of the reason that Perl6 can be self-hosting. OTOH Perl6 is really weird, and not a whole lot like perl in my opinion, but what do I know?
Not really, since ruby threads block on syscalls. In fact my version is probably in reality, slower, since it also creates a new object every iteration.
Not being a Smalltalk expert, but GNU Smalltalk isn't good enough? I realize it has that weird (for smalltalk) file orientation (as opposed to image) and there seems to be a superflouity of exclamation points in it, but is Squeak really the only (pratical) open-source game in town?
A minor addition...
/usr/bin/ruby
#!
require 'net/http'
while true
Thread.start { Net::HTTP.new('fak3r.com', 80).get('/index.html', nil) }
end
you mean:
while(a[i++]);
vs.
while( *(a++) );
*wink*