Prior to the 17th amendment, the senate was to act in the best interest of their respectives states, which would act as a counterpoint to the popularly-elected congress.
Changing to direct election also changed them to be beholden to their constituents.
firefox needs to advertise their rock stability. Wait, firefox crashes on me 2-3 times a day. Maybe they should spend their google millions making it more robust before they spend it on advertising.
if you look past the turtle and graphics, logo is similar to lisp or scheme, and just as powerful. The UCB logo books demonstrate a pascal compiler written in logo, IIRC.
A better solution would be to use a database, intermec printer, maybe a bar code scanner. Tie them together with an html front end to input/query/print labels and you're set.
If it's good for the goose, it's good for the gander.
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These are pink sheet stocks. They don't have any governing rules.
Pink Sheets LLC is neither an NASD broker-dealer, nor registered with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission; it is not a stock exchange, the companies listed do not need to fulfill any requirements. With the exception of a few foreign issuers, the companies quoted in the Pink Sheets tend to be closely held, extremely small and/or thinly traded. Most do not meet the minimum listing requirements for trading on a national securities exchange, such as the New York Stock Exchange or the NASDAQ Stock Market. Many of these companies do not file periodic reports or audited financial statements with the SEC, making it very difficult for investors to find reliable, unbiased information about those companies.
per month? If my inbox is any indicator, some people are pumping 5 stocks/week.
Everyday I receive up to a dozen near identical spam messages touting the same stock, using the same MO (nonsense literature combined with a graphic touting the stock. The name, size, and background color of the image varies, but the text is always the same).
alloca can dynamically allocate memory from the stack (which might or might not count for your requirement). GCC has intrinsic support and can create variable sized arrays.
That's interesting. Nobody needs triggers or views, they're just syntactic sugar which makes development faster (and more consistent). I've often wondered if the MySQL speed advantage vs postgresql, et alia holds up if you can do 1 postgres query (and let the trigger update related tables to maintain referential integrity) or multiple mysql queries (doing it all manually).
Firefox 1.5.0.6 crashes on Windows XP. It crashes on Linux. It crashes everywhere.
(Yes, it crashed when I tried to reply to your comment...)
If you have a few spare days, compile Firefox with debug warnings enabled. Then run it from the commandline... then count the fatal errors that pile up before a window even shows up on screen.
From what I understand, Vista is less tolerant of bad programming, buffer overflows, etc. Fixinf FF to work with Vista probably means fixing those problems they've been ignoring.
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I hope they finally support CDATA. Anybody know for sure? Until they do, I'll have to stick with Opera.
a lot of the base libraries (glibc, etc) are also gnu. That really shouldn't be underestimated.
because government (whiny liberals in the northeast) won't let them drill their oil.
Prior to the 17th amendment, the senate was to act in the best interest of their respectives states, which would act as a counterpoint to the popularly-elected congress.
Changing to direct election also changed them to be beholden to their constituents.
firefox needs to advertise their rock stability. Wait, firefox crashes on me 2-3 times a day. Maybe they should spend their google millions making it more robust before they spend it on advertising.
and why don't they support CDATA? Opera does.
system control panel -> advanced -> performance options -> advanced - > virtual memory.
Set to no paging.
maybe slashdot could license this technology to censor stories about Cringely and Dvorak?
He made his money from thawte (which was sold to verisign).
Hardly open source based. Sourceforge is closed source. They won't release modifications they made to mysql. SLASH is open source, that's about it.
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He's like a child molesting uncle nobody wants to acknowledge. Except in this bizarro universe that is slashdot, he's idolized and revered.
On the plus side, you could probably use it to scare away crows. And everything else.
if you look past the turtle and graphics, logo is similar to lisp or scheme, and just as powerful. The UCB logo books demonstrate a pascal compiler written in logo, IIRC.
A better solution would be to use a database, intermec printer, maybe a bar code scanner. Tie them together with an html front end to input/query/print labels and you're set.
Amen. MS = bad for having java with extensions.
GNU = good for having java with extensions.
If it's good for the goose, it's good for the gander.
per month? If my inbox is any indicator, some people are pumping 5 stocks/week.
Everyday I receive up to a dozen near identical spam messages touting the same stock, using the same MO (nonsense literature combined with a graphic touting the stock. The name, size, and background color of the image varies, but the text is always the same).
every stock spam I've seen is for pink sheet/penny stocks. You can't short them.
Wireless. More space than a nomad. Lame.
but just last week he was Advocating Proprietary Software!!!!
alloca can dynamically allocate memory from the stack (which might or might not count for your requirement). GCC has intrinsic support and can create variable sized arrays.
void bleh(char *str) { ...
}
if (str) {
char copy[strlen(str)];
}
Anyhow, alloca dates back to BSD4.1 in the early 80s.
That's interesting. Nobody needs triggers or views, they're just syntactic sugar which makes development faster (and more consistent). I've often wondered if the MySQL speed advantage vs postgresql, et alia holds up if you can do 1 postgres query (and let the trigger update related tables to maintain referential integrity) or multiple mysql queries (doing it all manually).
the fact that they are resorting to an open source model is pretty good indicator that they failed commercially.
the fact that they failed commercially and are resorting to an open source model is pretty good indicator that nobody uses it.
Firefox 1.5.0.6 crashes on Windows XP. It crashes on Linux. It crashes everywhere.
(Yes, it crashed when I tried to reply to your comment...)
If you have a few spare days, compile Firefox with debug warnings enabled. Then run it from the commandline... then count the fatal errors that pile up before a window even shows up on screen. From what I understand, Vista is less tolerant of bad programming, buffer overflows, etc. Fixinf FF to work with Vista probably means fixing those problems they've been ignoring.