Might be a useful skill for email and code comments.
Not really, since we all mispell the same words, those who are good spellers would be ostracized for having good spelling and making us all look bad. Not to mention the fact that we wouldn't understand the correct spelling of common words. Like "elite hacker", you mean l33t hax0r, right?
I play a lot of mutliplayer Halo, and trying to do the one-player one Legendary is frickin' hard. I think I maybe made it to the second level once. Even on Heroic the gameplay is excellent, when you have two groups of aliens killing each other, then trying to kill you...a truly great game.
So I just downloaded and built the CVS version of mono using their linux script. It seemed to work out well, but now I don't know how to do anything. Here are the programs I have at my disposal:
mint
mono
monodis
monograph
monosn
pedump
mcs
Now, I know that mcs is the compiler. I know that mono and mint run things ( but I don't know what the difference is ). I have no idea about the rest. I also don't know how to set up my "classpath". I am quite experienced in Java, but I am not sure how to go about using mono. Any hints would be welcome.
The ultimate goal is to get Piccolo.NET to run. Since I use the regular Java Piccolo all the time.
So they put in a roundabout in my home town of bainbridge island wa, everyone loves it, my mom goes out of her way to go through it.
It helped immensly.
One day he had to bring someone into his room to tell them that in future, it wasn't advisable to plagiarise from his own book and hand it right back into him, because he could recognise his own style!
This is perfectly acceptable. However, if a student goes to the trouble of digging up a really good source that even the prof doesn't know about...then maybe that student should get some credit for doing the research...
Maybe the best way to solve this problem is to have a set "LAN party room". Have a server in the room with all your ROM images, but now outside connection. People could BYO or use yours, and rent the room for a day ( $100-300, make it $10-20 per player ) plus a discount on food ( $1 hot dogs, like they had at the LOTR trilogy would get scarfed like nobody's business ).
Make sure that the room has dividers so that teams can talk strategy, and have someone come in once an hour to pick up the trash.
Under the GPL you only have to release code to someone if they buy your product. RedHat has spolied us. So, one you have the code you can keep releasing it yourself, but someone had to pay at some time. But it is still OpenSource just not really "free".
Don't forget that while someone may have 20-30 articles, what matters is how often they are referenced. That way the impact that you have has a measurable quantity.
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Right, Boeing is dirt poor compared to a software comapny that makes FPS games...
I would really suggest that you go and check out the COLT libraries from CERN: > CERN Colt project
So there are such huge leaps in 2003 that 2002 is not good enough...seems like I should just wait to buy till 2004, or even 2005.
I want to know how Pine stands up!
Might be a useful skill for email and code comments.
Not really, since we all mispell the same words, those who are good spellers would be ostracized for having good spelling and making us all look bad. Not to mention the fact that we wouldn't understand the correct spelling of common words. Like "elite hacker", you mean l33t hax0r, right?
Or Halo.
I play a lot of mutliplayer Halo, and trying to do the one-player one Legendary is frickin' hard. I think I maybe made it to the second level once. Even on Heroic the gameplay is excellent, when you have two groups of aliens killing each other, then trying to kill you...a truly great game.
The best is "santorum", which was an effort on the part of lots of Savage Love readers to defile the name of Senator Rick Santorum.
Now, I know that mcs is the compiler. I know that mono and mint run things ( but I don't know what the difference is ). I have no idea about the rest. I also don't know how to set up my "classpath". I am quite experienced in Java, but I am not sure how to go about using mono. Any hints would be welcome.
The ultimate goal is to get Piccolo.NET to run. Since I use the regular Java Piccolo all the time.
I don't think that it makes List into int[]... since it sounds like you can put whatever into List, which means that you could have a subclass of int.
The impression I got was that autoboxing was not necessary because everything is always boxed ( i.e they have no primitves in C# ).
Please correct me if I'm wrong.
So they put in a roundabout in my home town of bainbridge island wa, everyone loves it, my mom goes out of her way to go through it. It helped immensly.
One day he had to bring someone into his room to tell them that in future, it wasn't advisable to plagiarise from his own book and hand it right back into him, because he could recognise his own style!
This is perfectly acceptable. However, if a student goes to the trouble of digging up a really good source that even the prof doesn't know about...then maybe that student should get some credit for doing the research...
Maybe the best way to solve this problem is to have a set "LAN party room". Have a server in the room with all your ROM images, but now outside connection. People could BYO or use yours, and rent the room for a day ( $100-300, make it $10-20 per player ) plus a discount on food ( $1 hot dogs, like they had at the LOTR trilogy would get scarfed like nobody's business ).
Make sure that the room has dividers so that teams can talk strategy, and have someone come in once an hour to pick up the trash.
Arnold being born a non-native makes this impossible. Go read the constitution sometime ( or at least the GPL ;) )
So that means that if the ~1,000,000 /.ers buy one it will have sold half as many as the iPod....
Name one person you know who has installed these.
I am sure that I could easily up her "productivity" without the use of electronic aids. Unlike some people around here.....
that was meant as a general insult, more directed to my roomate than any particular poster
Under the GPL you only have to release code to someone if they buy your product. RedHat has spolied us. So, one you have the code you can keep releasing it yourself, but someone had to pay at some time. But it is still OpenSource just not really "free".
same set up, but e16.6. No problem.
I would say that "/" is the middle name of GNU/Linux.
no, FreeSoftware means free. OpenSource does not imply open to all.
Opensource does not mean free. His company could give hime the source, let him fix it if he wants to, and he would probably sign an NDA to do it.
Don't forget that while someone may have 20-30 articles, what matters is how often they are referenced. That way the impact that you have has a measurable quantity.
Go look at the H3 viewer here. This is the definitive work in this area. Tamara is now at UBC, I talked to her at a conference, she's cool.
Linus would be the Penguin with the flask, aka Fux, Andrew Morton would be with tbe briefcase, aka Bux.
No, no,
in San Francisco everyone knows its "Pitcher" and "Catcher".
The best part is that these could be used since they are baseball terms as well as butt-sex terms.