Wouldn't you agree that link time is largely irrelevant (except in the situation of having to fix a critical bug that should have been discovered in testing anyway)?
Being able to avoid the incessant act of compiling/linking is probably what leads to so much sub-par PHP code in the first place - you're less likely to be moulded into a mindset of getting it right the first time:)
yeah, uh, I dunno about you, but I haven't dared bring an important electronic device (aside from my camera and my cellphone) across the border - and I don't plan to start now. Encryption would likely equate to near-instant confiscation and detainment, if I refused to cooperate.
If I urgently need a laptop while I'm on a trip, I'll bloody well buy one:)
But seriously, if she pays the bill, she should also bill them (or sue for) an amount for services rendered; as I recall, numerous other crashes and oddities were uncovered in the search, despite not finding Fossett.
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I thought that "boot.ini" didn't arrive on Windows until NT4.0, 2000, and XP? (The article says "windows 3.1" - I call shenanigans)
So *that's* where the billions of dollars go!
Great, just what I need - newspapers that groan and snap when I try to read them.
Wouldn't you agree that link time is largely irrelevant (except in the situation of having to fix a critical bug that should have been discovered in testing anyway)?
:)
Being able to avoid the incessant act of compiling/linking is probably what leads to so much sub-par PHP code in the first place - you're less likely to be moulded into a mindset of getting it right the first time
As a famous philosopher once said, Two out of three ain't bad.
It's not a major bug. It's just a bug.
Hrm, I wonder what this HAL thing is ... must be a virus! I'd better remove it.
Ah, so you're suggesting that they need to adjust for inflation ... of the American population. :)
yeah, uh, I dunno about you, but I haven't dared bring an important electronic device (aside from my camera and my cellphone) across the border - and I don't plan to start now. Encryption would likely equate to near-instant confiscation and detainment, if I refused to cooperate.
:)
If I urgently need a laptop while I'm on a trip, I'll bloody well buy one
It's going to be Voice over IP over Voice? VoIPoV?
That's Officer Thinking, Spaceball.
I tried asking Benzene, but he and I are not on speaking terms.
Since the majority of the comments so far have pointed at SQLite, I'm kind of surprised that the post didn't come "from the sqlite dept." :)
Well, if you don't want to just outright say no, you could make up a fake excuse.
"Someone else was stupid once, and ruined it for everyone, and now we have a policy not to allow access to anyone."
I still think they should have gone with DOS-based batch files ... or Monad/Windows PowerShell :)
I initially misread it as "Jet Powered Wang".
"navigating rough terrain" is clearly a coded phrase meaning "flying around being badass and blowing shit up"
I think you mean "obligatory nitpick".
'tis a fine pool, english, but a supercomputer it ain't.
Welcome to capitalism, baby.
But seriously, if she pays the bill, she should also bill them (or sue for) an amount for services rendered; as I recall, numerous other crashes and oddities were uncovered in the search, despite not finding Fossett.
Tropical Depression Hawaiian Punch is going to be very angry at you.
And I bet you also don't support naming Tropical Depressions, do you? :)
Names are for hurricanes!
If he's an Iron Man, I get why he would be partially made of steel (since it's an alloy). However ... why does Iron Man have lead boots, in the song? :)
Have you not heard of tracking numbers and prediction markets?
Perfect! Why didn't they realize that conflicts like this are exactly what plugins were intended to address? :)