AppleScript was part of MacOS System 7 (1993).
NeXTApple pretty much abandoned WebObjects (which was unfortunate because it is really cool) but at least they dropped the price from $50,000 to $0.
$200 vs $100 isn't a big deal, particularly if this thing is targeted towards businesses. And it's $0 today. Perhaps the biggest problem with the iTunes App Store (and Google Marketplace) is the spam apps -- shit that takes little or no time to build and has no value. RSS feed apps, wallpapers of images from other games, copy/paste a wikipedia article, "howto: guides for other games, etc. Putting a price on it should eliminate some of that shit.
Drinking saltwater is a dumb idea, but salt isn't evil. Drink your piss sometime. Taste salty? That's right, your body is quite efficient at getting rid of excess salt, minerals, vitamins (water soluble ones, at least), etc.
But, but, but, I ate 3 bags of potato chips a day for 60 years and now I have health problems! It must be the salt, couldn't possibly involve my lifestyle.
Maybe google engineers want to show off how smart they are by validating x86 code. And x64 code. And ARM code. Or maybe it's a poorly thought out research idea. At least they are working in PNaCl, which uses llvm bytecode instead of x86/x64/arm/mips/???.
If I have an expletive in c/c++ code, it's probably because it's a hard fucking problem. If I have an expletive in PHP, it's because PHP sucks shit straight from a donkey asshole. In other words, directed at the problem or directed at the fucking toy language.
Under the new policy, QNX Software Systems will continue to make its proprietary OS and middleware source code available to qualified customers, partners, and educational institutions. However, some of this code will no longer be available to hobbyists or to the general public.
After the Rim buyout, they closed down all access to the source code.
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AppleScript was part of MacOS System 7 (1993).
NeXTApple pretty much abandoned WebObjects (which was unfortunate because it is really cool) but at least they dropped the price from $50,000 to $0.
$200 vs $100 isn't a big deal, particularly if this thing is targeted towards businesses. And it's $0 today. Perhaps the biggest problem with the iTunes App Store (and Google Marketplace) is the spam apps -- shit that takes little or no time to build and has no value. RSS feed apps, wallpapers of images from other games, copy/paste a wikipedia article, "howto: guides for other games, etc. Putting a price on it should eliminate some of that shit.
Drinking saltwater is a dumb idea, but salt isn't evil. Drink your piss sometime. Taste salty? That's right, your body is quite efficient at getting rid of excess salt, minerals, vitamins (water soluble ones, at least), etc.
But, but, but, I ate 3 bags of potato chips a day for 60 years and now I have health problems! It must be the salt, couldn't possibly involve my lifestyle.
They could have gotten somewhere if they had not been shifting from one technology to another like changing underwear. :-/
I think the reference changing underwear will confuse most readers here.
c++0x has lambda functions/closures.
Maybe google engineers want to show off how smart they are by validating x86 code. And x64 code. And ARM code. Or maybe it's a poorly thought out research idea. At least they are working in PNaCl, which uses llvm bytecode instead of x86/x64/arm/mips/???.
If I have an expletive in c/c++ code, it's probably because it's a hard fucking problem. If I have an expletive in PHP, it's because PHP sucks shit straight from a donkey asshole. In other words, directed at the problem or directed at the fucking toy language.
Ahem. You missed the point. The government always reacts stupidly to things like this, so they'd ban regular helium just to "save" the helium-3.
It means they have a CEO, CSO (S = Strategy) and 5 vice presidents. (Do they even have employees that write code?).
I think it means they used up their VC cash and are desperate for Oracle to buy them out.
V8 compiles javascript to native code, so in that sense it is native speed. The limiting factor is interacting with the HTML DOM/CSS.
ARM was, perhaps, the spiritual successor to the 6502.
It's only awesome if you stole your kindle, too.
app wasn't solely developer lingo -- dating back to NeXTStep, .app was the suffix for application bundles, like .exe/.com for MS-DOS.
Not successfully, but the Moorestown atoms were targeted for smart phones and tablets.
also, slashdot used purged comments when archiving and with javascript injections.
Slashdot has deleted other posts due to DMCA (Microsoft also comes to mind).
Hemos proposed as a dupe the next day.
After the Rim buyout, they closed down all access to the source code.
*sniff *sniff*
"The Sun did it".
We all know it was Cowboy Neil.
Great! Where's the source code so I can verify that QNX is hard real time, secure, micro-kernel?
The atrix laptop dock costs $500.
HTC is also paying Microsoft patent license fees on their android phones.
Russia doesn't have black people, so that's a 39 million handicap.
If someone lives in large city 1 and spends 2-4 hours a day commuting to large city 2, maybe they should just move.
Since cockpit doors are now locked, the answer is 0. Unless you pull a Joe Stack, but no amount of TSA theater can prevent that.