Theres lots of things wrong with the filesystems availible for Windows and Linux, I'm sure. But even if that was a reason for this, this doesn't fix it. (Since it's just a Unix like FS that happens to use GMail as the storage device as opposed to a physical drive). I'm sure the coder didn't say to himself, "You know what's wrong with file-systems today? They aren't implemented as a slow screen-scrapping interface to webmail!". It was probably more along the lines of "Crap, I only have enough HDD space left for some Python scripts and FUSE...hmm GMail gives me a gig..."
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Fine, dandy, my point is that the dialer software which is story is about is for AOL's regular dialup, not their DSL.
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nasty USB modem? Methinks you are confused. This is not about AOL's Broadband but their regualar dialup service. (You know, the one that uses a plain old modem and a phone line?)
So what, the companies pushing this stuff aren't the ones buying the cache, its the poor consumers. This kind of setup is "better" than Palladium could ever be.
Ok, I admit it, I am being really ridiculous. I'll take off the tin-foil hat now;)
Actually what I am suggesting would be more along the lines of network addressable memory. Instructions would go straight from the NIC to the processor. Ultimate control.
But it has to get from the HDD to the RAM anyway, and that's not any faster than the speed of light, slower in fact. It wouldn't be that much harder to run a game from a network (if bandwidth is "free") then off your HDD. Its definitely doable.
Ok, but C++ templates aren't really generics either. They are basically sophisticated macros that look like generics, which has the side effect of allowing them to do all sorts of weird, powerful things. But it has downsides as well. Some more info
Oh I see what you are saying. In that case, I would point you to something like the GTK bindings for PHP. Ther are some example DB apps here. For a GUI builder you can use Glade, the PHP-GTK site has some tools to allow PHP to use Glade files.
Well if by "client-side" you mean stand alone (where stand-alone means still requires the php interpreter) applications that don't run on a webserver, the answer is yes. You can even make GUIs using PHP-GTK.
As for "web based front-ends to popular database backends" take a look at phpMyAdmin
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But is slashdot selling spamming services? There's this big ad that says "Web-Hosting with Email marketing", emphasis mine.
Mod me down.
You mean Bochs or QEMU right? Because Plex86 is virtualization for x86,and this thing has an XScale processor.
cahoot.com ?
Theres lots of things wrong with the filesystems availible for Windows and Linux, I'm sure. But even if that was a reason for this, this doesn't fix it. (Since it's just a Unix like FS that happens to use GMail as the storage device as opposed to a physical drive). I'm sure the coder didn't say to himself, "You know what's wrong with file-systems today? They aren't implemented as a slow screen-scrapping interface to webmail!". It was probably more along the lines of "Crap, I only have enough HDD space left for some Python scripts and FUSE...hmm GMail gives me a gig..."
Awesome! Now I am glad I took German in HS too.
Fine, dandy, my point is that the dialer software which is story is about is for AOL's regular dialup, not their DSL.
nasty USB modem? Methinks you are confused. This is not about AOL's Broadband but their regualar dialup service. (You know, the one that uses a plain old modem and a phone line?)
So that's who I was taking notes for!
Ok, I admit it, I am being really ridiculous. I'll take off the tin-foil hat now ;)
Is that the part where you fill in the bubbles?
Actually what I am suggesting would be more along the lines of network addressable memory. Instructions would go straight from the NIC to the processor. Ultimate control.
But it has to get from the HDD to the RAM anyway, and that's not any faster than the speed of light, slower in fact. It wouldn't be that much harder to run a game from a network (if bandwidth is "free") then off your HDD. Its definitely doable.
In Soviet East Germany, Meta-Tags outlaw you!
Ok, but C++ templates aren't really generics either. They are basically sophisticated macros that look like generics, which has the side effect of allowing them to do all sorts of weird, powerful things. But it has downsides as well. Some more info
You will be litigated. Reistance is futile.
Where did you get PHP from? It was CPython vs. Parrot Python. (well a translator that turns python bytecodes into parrot byte codes anyway)
Yeah I got the same thing using Galeon (1.3.15)
You mean 4 right? Oh I am sorry, 5.
Lets keep it up. I really hate those Litigious bastards.
OpenAL configs are in scheme? Sweet jesus.
Oh I see what you are saying. In that case, I would point you to something like the GTK bindings for PHP. Ther are some example DB apps here. For a GUI builder you can use Glade, the PHP-GTK site has some tools to allow PHP to use Glade files.
Well if by "client-side" you mean stand alone (where stand-alone means still requires the php interpreter) applications that don't run on a webserver, the answer is yes. You can even make GUIs using PHP-GTK.
As for "web based front-ends to popular database backends" take a look at phpMyAdmin
Damn, and I used all my modpoints yesterday.
They decided it was too RISCy maybe?
But does it run--crap. I mean what about a Beowulf--doh!
Damn you SGI!