Ah. Another wonderful display of the abomination that is called GTK. I don't know who is responsible for this piece of graphics-toolkit but I do hope they go learn from Microsoft, Trolltech and Apple for future versions.
funny thing is that "Freundlich" in German means something along the way of "friendly","cordial","pleasant":-)
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I'm not sure I understand your point here.
Are you an Apple developer so you know that they are "newbie developers" ? Do you know that they littered their source? Have you even looked at WebCore? I did, and it is one of the tightest integration of an HTML engine I've ever seen. I presume you miss the goal of what was to accomplish:
1. the KHTML want to make a full-fledged HTML engine 2. the Apple guys want to make an Apple Webbrowser(!)
there are fundamentally different concepts of the two being compatible in the process of engineering. that the KHTML guys wanted to know what they did is understandable, as per required by the license, but, once more, the Apple guys were never obliged to make the source "generic" as the KHTML engine would need it (one could wish). it was only after this reputation clash, that they opened up all of their WebCore to show their good will.
so no bad rep. to apple for this. also no bad rep. to khtml for this. why? because in the end, what matters is, that both of the projects improved.
oui, but they opened up and that's what matters, after all they were not obliged to do so. (the long-old discussion of "choose the right license if you can't cope with it".)
I say kudos to the KHTML/Konqueror Team for making this world-class engine, and also to the Apple WebCore Team for improving it even further.
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Konqueror (I suppose with the Apple patches in, thanks guys) now succeeds at rendering the ACID2 Webstandard-Tests (yes, we know that it's not an official standard. Firefox still can't do this.
And best of all, its got AdBlock-like functionality integrated, that works like a charm. Even with the Filter G Set for Mozilla Adblock.
That's one less user for Firefox, I'm sticking to Konqueror now as it is faster and not as memory-greedy.
you can "burn" the songs to a cd-image if you like, and rip this cd-image to mp3/flac/ogg, whatever you want. all within your rights. (yes, this includes you, Americans.:)
yeah, thank god we have those "Spar Mozartkugel"-Lookalikes. Taste the same, just not officially Mirabell-Branded. And cost only about 20 cent per 20 pieces.:) (opposed to 2 euros per 10 pieces original Mirabell)
16er, along with Schwechater and Egger are amongst the most disgusting brews of beer to ever wander the face of Austria.
lucky bitches that we are, they still even outperform everything else that gets imported (with the exception of the fine brands from Czech):)
So, if you really want a taste of good Austrian beer try the following:
-Hirter Märzen (if you like it tasty) -Villacher Märzen (if you like it dead-on) -Stiegl (if you like it kinda sweet) -Murauer (if you like it as grand addition to dinner) -Gösser (if you're into kinky stuff)
Actually it is proven that time travel forward is indeed possible (Einstein proved that in 1905 with his special relativity). It is happening all the time [sic]. Relative motion in spacetime in accordance with the absolute spacetime is what we perceive. This relative motion's duration is different for every observer.
So in fact, yes, time travel is possible. It just only proven for forward time travel. Backwards... We'll see about that...
EGNOS = European Geostationary Navigation Overlay Service
There is the ESTB (EGNOS System Test Bed) which is generating the information, currently located in Toulouse, France. Yes, you can get EGNOS-data in UK. And no, it won't make sense, because WAAS only works above the USA. (as EGNOS only works over Europe)
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Ah. Another wonderful display of the abomination that is called GTK. I don't know who is responsible for this piece of graphics-toolkit but I do hope they go learn from Microsoft, Trolltech and Apple for future versions.
funny thing is that "Freundlich" in German means something along the way of "friendly","cordial","pleasant" :-)
I'm not sure I understand your point here.
Are you an Apple developer so you know that they are "newbie developers" ? Do you know that they littered their source? Have you even looked at WebCore?
I did, and it is one of the tightest integration of an HTML engine I've ever seen.
I presume you miss the goal of what was to accomplish:
1. the KHTML want to make a full-fledged HTML engine
2. the Apple guys want to make an Apple Webbrowser(!)
there are fundamentally different concepts of the two being compatible in the process of engineering. that the KHTML guys wanted to know what they did is understandable, as per required by the license, but, once more, the Apple guys were never obliged to make the
source "generic" as the KHTML engine would need it (one could wish).
it was only after this reputation clash, that they opened up all of their WebCore to show their good will.
so no bad rep. to apple for this. also no bad rep. to khtml for this. why?
because in the end, what matters is, that both of the projects improved.
oui, but they opened up and that's what matters, after all they were not obliged to do so.
(the long-old discussion of "choose the right license if you can't cope with it".)
I say kudos to the KHTML/Konqueror Team for making this world-class engine,
and also to the Apple WebCore Team for improving it even further.
http://kde-cygwin.sourceforge.net/
:)
you asked for it
Konqueror (I suppose with the Apple patches in, thanks guys) now succeeds at rendering the ACID2 Webstandard-Tests (yes, we know that it's not an official standard. Firefox still can't do this.
And best of all, its got AdBlock-like functionality integrated, that works like a charm. Even with the Filter G Set for Mozilla Adblock.
That's one less user for Firefox, I'm sticking to Konqueror now as it is faster and not as memory-greedy.
Check it out!
so, let's make a quick comparison here.
what are ticket prices you pay for a blockbuster movie, like say "Mr. & Ms. Smith" or "Brother's Grimm" (whatever), during its first month
Austria: 9.80 Euro (that's 11.80 USD)
How much do YOU pay?
don't forget Rammstein! they are teh rulz from AMERICA and the RIAA!
A proton once said I'll fulfill
My long term belief in free will
Though theorists say
That I ought to decay
I'm damned if I think that I will.
*chuckles*
flac is not lossy :)
you can "burn" the songs to a cd-image if you like, and rip this cd-image to mp3/flac/ogg, whatever you want. all within your rights. (yes, this includes you, Americans. :)
because while you're out there getting wet, the girls stay in with the other guys who get them wet too :)
Bern, Switzerland :)
yeah, thank god we have those "Spar Mozartkugel"-Lookalikes. Taste the same, just not officially Mirabell-Branded. And cost only about 20 cent per 20 pieces. :) (opposed to 2 euros per 10 pieces original Mirabell)
parent scored a 2.. unbelievable :)
:)
16er, along with Schwechater and Egger are amongst the most disgusting brews of beer to ever wander the face of Austria.
lucky bitches that we are, they still even outperform everything else that gets imported
(with the exception of the fine brands from Czech)
So, if you really want a taste of good Austrian beer try the following:
-Hirter Märzen (if you like it tasty)
-Villacher Märzen (if you like it dead-on)
-Stiegl (if you like it kinda sweet)
-Murauer (if you like it as grand addition to dinner)
-Gösser (if you're into kinky stuff)
Mozartkugeln :)
:)
:)
as an Austrian I have to surrender
yes, Suisse Chocolat = teh best!
btw, visiting Zürich in two weeks. *fun fun fun*
q.e.d. :-)
Somebody set up us the bomb...
hmmmm..... reverse it...
Bomb the U.S., upset somebody.
*tinfoilhats himself*
Actually it is proven that time travel forward is indeed possible (Einstein proved that in 1905 with his special relativity). It is happening all the time [sic]. Relative motion in spacetime in accordance with the absolute spacetime is what we perceive. This relative motion's duration is different for every observer.
So in fact, yes, time travel is possible. It just only proven for forward time travel. Backwards... We'll see about that...
They needed a simple brain to begin their modelling with.
They decided on George W. Bush.
Let's just hope....
hmmm....
I for one welcome our new artificial dumb military overlord.
Russian Parts broke? I guess this means
On the International Space Station, Oxygen breathes you!
On a sidenote, mplayer has the same message on its website. have a look: http://www.mplayerhq.hu/homepage/index.html
>> Why should it give one whit what the EU finds, thinks, or wants?
Because a global law cares:
"United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods"
And yes, you are obliged to it.
The satellite will be launched in March if I remember correctly.
e t/sisnet.htm
Meanwhile, you can get EGNOS data via the internet via the sisnet platform.
http://esamultimedia.esa.int/docs/egnos/estb/sisn
joker :) but I will respond anyway.
EGNOS = European Geostationary Navigation Overlay Service
There is the ESTB (EGNOS System Test Bed) which is generating the information, currently located in Toulouse, France. Yes, you can get EGNOS-data in UK.
And no, it won't make sense, because WAAS only works above the USA. (as EGNOS only works over Europe)