The fundamental problem with CSS is that it's all about defining named things and then using them. That's a programmer's concept.
Now that's funny, because even MS Word has the same concept. You could select one heading after the other and change the font to Comic sans, like some do. But you get annoyed as you add an other heading, because it has again the default style. That's when you learn what these style classes are for.
Couldn't you include such an information in the original document? I.e. a div for pages - the desktop browser wouldn't care and you'd have a node that you can select for the transformation to smaller devices.
If you need different page breaks, just make your divs the smallest possible break and use a couple of these for bigger pages or use different classes to mark the breaks for each platform.
Depending on what you do or want to do on the server side, this could still be a solution and you'd have one document to rule them all.
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The worst part is PHP still don't have prepare/execute statements for binding values.
The big difference is fsevent, which is also used by spotlight. Syncing 100.000 or more files with rsync can take some time, because you always have to traverse the whole tree on source and destination. Time Machine already knows what's changed.
stop buying music from bands and labels that require DRM Yeah it's not important if you like a band, only if they have DRM. It might be that you don't like the bands you have to buy then, but at least you can feel good. If life would be that easy.
It's a pity, but some bands have been stupid and release records on the wrong label - still their music might be great. And as music is an entertainment thing that "vote with your wallet" argument doesn't always work.
Like your charset you could also define the output media like it's done in CSS:
Accept: text/html, text/html;media=pda Nothing fancy. And as it's still the same type, you're only more specific.
The solution would be the Accept header. Just add a parameter like a media type. Of course clients and servers need to understand such a parameter, but it wouldn't be hard to add.
but then you'd have to conjugate the noun as well and it'd become something like "die Barten, die". Or "die Bärte, die"? Bart (in this case) is not a German word, so it's "die Barts". Otherwise it would be "die Barte".
They normally only record mail messages send between the terrorists. That's also what has to be done in the whole EU. Now the funny part - these terrorists just shared a GMX account and saved the messages as drafts instead of sending them. You can't eavesdrop a communication that never happens.
Yes, but when you say, "wenn y plus 5 gleich 10 dann..." you are no longer using proper German word order. The problem isn't that you're using English words, but that the order of the symbols is different from the order of ordinary speech. Math doesn't always follow proper German to make it easier to distinguish the terms. If you'd say "Die Aussage ist wahr, wenn y plus 5 10 entspricht" it's very hard to write down the left and right part of the equation. You can read it out loudly and you might unterstand "... y plus 15 entspricht". That's why you mostly say the operators in order "Die Aussage ist wahr, wenn y plus 5 gleich 10".
"wenn int1 3 gleicht" You're trying to make a novel out of a mathematical expression. Let me give you an example what we say in math in German:
1 + 2 = 3
That's "1 plus 2 ist gleich 3" - or shorter "1 plus 2 gleich 3". You see, it's the same as in English only equals is gleich in German. Now take this:
y + 5 = 10
That's "y plus 5 gleich 10". And now the same as you would use it in a programming language:
if (y + 5 == 10) then...
That's "wenn y plus 5 gleich 10 dann..." or in English "if y plus 5 equals 10 then..". It's very easy for someone with German as his native language to think with "English words" and should be vice versa.
close to the time they watch it, not a season later when it comes out on DVD. Welcome to the rest of the world. We get all that stuff one year later as in the US, can't buy DVDs because of that stupid region code,... and if it's released it's after the season finished on TV, which is the same time the new season already started in the US. The companies could have a global market, but they choose to split it and annoy people, who could be their customers.
You say you want a scaling application. But in the next sentence you only speak about scaling up. Scaling goes both ways and you want your application to go both ways. That's important. Otherwise you might be stuck with that ten servers you just needed for a usage peak.
7) Put ALL the session variables in the SESSION array, don't use cookies for ANYTHING ELSE. There're a bunch of things you can do with cookies and still be on the safe side. As long as it's only for read access and something that's only visible to the user you could safe the time to lookup stuff in the DB, i.e. a Nickname or the current quota limit.
Also you can use mcrypt with Blowfish or AES for small chunks of data and store it in a cookie.
As long as you aren't storing to much data in cookies you can use the client as session based data storage - it even scales with directly with your clients - your DB doesn't.
It's not like you can't ski anymore after learning how to snowboard. So you might mess up three days with your snowboard and go back to skiing on you next holiday. But if you manage to learn it you have on more thing you can do next time, so your holiday gets even more fun.
Of course it's the same with an OS. Except there are more choices. But if you know two of them you won't have much problems with the others.
It's clear that this kind of conference is now impossible to gather in the US, so relocate it in a free country. Why not Mexico, South Am, East Asia, Russia ? I would be fine with Canada. In the past there've been some interesting conferences in the US, but because of the idiotic policies (storing data about me for 15 years, fingerprints,..) I didn't go there. Same for holiday. Instead of San Francisco or Miami I went to Toronto and Vancouver.
[T]argets at the edge of a display are infinitely large (given that you can overshoot them endlessly without missing them)
They are NOT "infinitely large". If they were infinitely large, then you wouldn't have to move the mouse *at all* to click on them. Calling them "infinitely large" just confuses people who know what the words "infinite" and "large" mean. So you are arguing they are infinite - the screen height or width? IIRC infinite - x = infinite.
If someone sees a fault in my math [...]
You're right. You'll hardly ever have to use images, because for every image that's not a photography there's an element. Oh no there isn't. Maybe it was just an example. But the same applies to all the arrows used i.e. in pagination widgets (first, previous, next, last).
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Now that's funny, because even MS Word has the same concept. You could select one heading after the other and change the font to Comic sans, like some do. But you get annoyed as you add an other heading, because it has again the default style. That's when you learn what these style classes are for.
Couldn't you include such an information in the original document? I.e. a div for pages - the desktop browser wouldn't care and you'd have a node that you can select for the transformation to smaller devices.
If you need different page breaks, just make your divs the smallest possible break and use a couple of these for bigger pages or use different classes to mark the breaks for each platform.
Depending on what you do or want to do on the server side, this could still be a solution and you'd have one document to rule them all.
Really? http://php.net/PDO-prepare
PHP and mysql are two different things. Other DB extensions had parameterized queries for years.
Not for microsoft: http://help.live.com/Help.aspx?market=en-US&project=WL_Local&querytype=topic&query=WL_LOCAL_REF_3D_Requirements.htm
The big difference is fsevent, which is also used by spotlight. Syncing 100.000 or more files with rsync can take some time, because you always have to traverse the whole tree on source and destination. Time Machine already knows what's changed.
It's a pity, but some bands have been stupid and release records on the wrong label - still their music might be great. And as music is an entertainment thing that "vote with your wallet" argument doesn't always work.
Like your charset you could also define the output media like it's done in CSS:
Accept: text/html, text/html;media=pda
Nothing fancy. And as it's still the same type, you're only more specific.
The solution would be the Accept header. Just add a parameter like a media type. Of course clients and servers need to understand such a parameter, but it wouldn't be hard to add.
Ok so you think it was right what they did in London to Jean Charles de Menezes because he looked strange and ran to the platform to catch the train?
Have you ever seen an Austrian military aircraft? They are not really threatening.
They normally only record mail messages send between the terrorists. That's also what has to be done in the whole EU. Now the funny part - these terrorists just shared a GMX account and saved the messages as drafts instead of sending them. You can't eavesdrop a communication that never happens.
1 + 2 = 3
That's "1 plus 2 ist gleich 3" - or shorter "1 plus 2 gleich 3". You see, it's the same as in English only equals is gleich in German. Now take this:
y + 5 = 10
That's "y plus 5 gleich 10". And now the same as you would use it in a programming language:
if (y + 5 == 10) then
That's "wenn y plus 5 gleich 10 dann
You say you want a scaling application. But in the next sentence you only speak about scaling up. Scaling goes both ways and you want your application to go both ways. That's important. Otherwise you might be stuck with that ten servers you just needed for a usage peak.
Also you can use mcrypt with Blowfish or AES for small chunks of data and store it in a cookie.
As long as you aren't storing to much data in cookies you can use the client as session based data storage - it even scales with directly with your clients - your DB doesn't.
Sounds like a David Copperfield trick ;)
It's not like you can't ski anymore after learning how to snowboard. So you might mess up three days with your snowboard and go back to skiing on you next holiday. But if you manage to learn it you have on more thing you can do next time, so your holiday gets even more fun.
Of course it's the same with an OS. Except there are more choices. But if you know two of them you won't have much problems with the others.
They are NOT "infinitely large". If they were infinitely large, then you wouldn't have to move the mouse *at all* to click on them. Calling them "infinitely large" just confuses people who know what the words "infinite" and "large" mean. So you are arguing they are infinite - the screen height or width? IIRC infinite - x = infinite. If someone sees a fault in my math [...]
But "the thing you already use" factor is stronger.
Only short-term. In the long-term a better interface is more important, than staying with what you have and know.
You're right. You'll hardly ever have to use images, because for every image that's not a photography there's an element. Oh no there isn't. Maybe it was just an example. But the same applies to all the arrows used i.e. in pagination widgets (first, previous, next, last).