They also boosted the memory limitation of Notepad so that it can open files larger than 60 kilobytes. Definately a feature that distinguishes notepad from all the rest.
vaguely... and I don't actually run BeOS any more, I've found that a combination of Windows XP for desktops and FreeBSD for servers makes for a comfortable working environment.:)
Maybe people get nervous and pass a lot of gas at work, causing a small rise in greenhouse gasses which in turn trap the head in the local region - lowering the temperature range for those days?
On second thought, they probably pass more gas sitting on the couch on the weekends. There goes that theory. Buhbye.
You hardly need to lecture me, Jeremy. I ran MUSCLE for almost a year and a half, if you recall. In fact, *nudge nudge wink wink* beshare.beryllium.ca is back up.;-)
As I understood it, the POSIX implementation was full - except for one very important area. The network stack. It was fine-tuning the "new" network stack that put the company out of business; they took so long that their market evaporated... and they had to find a new market.
I think that extreme programming really only works when people are having a hard time initially getting in to 'the zone'. It helps to have someone to bounce ideas off of, when you hit stumbling blocks on the code. Using the same computer is stupid, but extreme programming over, say, a ping-pong table - that works great.
I, for one, welcome our new DRM overlords. And, as a trusted TV personality, I want to remind them that I can be useful in rounding up workers for their underground intellectual property lawsuit caves.
HTTP has nothing to do with HTML, really. Dreamweaver obscures HTML; it has absolutely nothing to do with HTTP.
HTTP is the protocol by which files are transfered over the world wide web, it can be anything from images to music to HTML files.
Knowing in-depth the protocol information, as this book seems to try to teach, one can use languages such as PHP to specify additional headers for various effects. Have you ever seen pages that seem to be dynamic (php or cgi), and yet they send an image file? What about the ones that are used for cgi-based site counter images? Or, for that matter, link-tracking of file downloads (I think PHPNuke does this) - All of these types of scripts require at least a rudimentary knowledge of HTTP protocol headers.
In the sixties, one didn't need to swear in a song to express one's meaning. People had this marvelous thing known as a "dictionary" which allowed them to find words with the meaning they intended to convey, which happened to form a rhyme or rythm. (Heh, I really ought to use a dictionary for spelling those two. Oh well.)
The hybrid SUV concept - to me - makes more sense than even hybrid city cars. Sure, they'll have the same in-city value as the regular hybrid cars - albeit with slightly less MPG - but for the (few) owners who actually take it off-road, the power generation facilities of the vehicle itself will be vastly more noticable (compared to highway driving).
I think it's a smart idea, if a bit unorthodox. If I could afford one, I'd buy one. And I wouldn't buy a regular Explorer-style SUV if I could afford one, so that says something. I think.
... "appliance"? Hybrid cars recharge themselves, they don't rely on external electrical power. Check out the Prius or the Civic or the Ford Escape hybrids, for example.
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They also boosted the memory limitation of Notepad so that it can open files larger than 60 kilobytes. Definately a feature that distinguishes notepad from all the rest.
Can I have his job? I can write well, and I can be non-critical of Microsoft software.
For instance, they have made great strides in improving Calculator and Notepad in recent versions of Windows.
It's less value by virtue of there being an excess. Common supply and demand.
vaguely ... and I don't actually run BeOS any more, I've found that a combination of Windows XP for desktops and FreeBSD for servers makes for a comfortable working environment. :)
Maybe people get nervous and pass a lot of gas at work, causing a small rise in greenhouse gasses which in turn trap the head in the local region - lowering the temperature range for those days?
On second thought, they probably pass more gas sitting on the couch on the weekends. There goes that theory. Buhbye.
Ooh, right, mmap() was a nasty missing one as I recall.
Oh. Well. Carry on, carry on.
You hardly need to lecture me, Jeremy. I ran MUSCLE for almost a year and a half, if you recall. In fact, *nudge nudge wink wink* beshare.beryllium.ca is back up. ;-)
It had all the hooks to be multi-user, but they delayed the implementation. I have no idea why.
They usually mean female virgins when they say that.
BeBits will reveal everything and more. :)
As I understood it, the POSIX implementation was full - except for one very important area. The network stack. It was fine-tuning the "new" network stack that put the company out of business; they took so long that their market evaporated ... and they had to find a new market.
:(
It was sad.
I think that extreme programming really only works when people are having a hard time initially getting in to 'the zone'. It helps to have someone to bounce ideas off of, when you hit stumbling blocks on the code. Using the same computer is stupid, but extreme programming over, say, a ping-pong table - that works great.
Is this the "Schroedinger's Boss" theorem?
I, for one, welcome our new DRM overlords. And, as a trusted TV personality, I want to remind them that I can be useful in rounding up workers for their underground intellectual property lawsuit caves.
Was Mozilla invaluable in fixing the second one? :)
Uhm ... you're forgetting something, I think.
HTTP has nothing to do with HTML, really. Dreamweaver obscures HTML; it has absolutely nothing to do with HTTP.
HTTP is the protocol by which files are transfered over the world wide web, it can be anything from images to music to HTML files.
Knowing in-depth the protocol information, as this book seems to try to teach, one can use languages such as PHP to specify additional headers for various effects. Have you ever seen pages that seem to be dynamic (php or cgi), and yet they send an image file? What about the ones that are used for cgi-based site counter images? Or, for that matter, link-tracking of file downloads (I think PHPNuke does this) - All of these types of scripts require at least a rudimentary knowledge of HTTP protocol headers.
Even more ironic is the messed-up bold tag.
*shrug* All I have are recordings. I never go to concerts, not then, not now. I stand by my statement. :)
In the sixties, one didn't need to swear in a song to express one's meaning. People had this marvelous thing known as a "dictionary" which allowed them to find words with the meaning they intended to convey, which happened to form a rhyme or rythm. (Heh, I really ought to use a dictionary for spelling those two. Oh well.)
Reminds me of the recent FedEx commercial.
... I have an MBA."
"We're short on staff, you'll have to handle the shipping."
"But
"Don't worry, it's easy."
"No, you don't understand, I have an MBA."
"Ohhhh, you have an MBA. In that case, I'll have to show you how to do it."
The hybrid SUV concept - to me - makes more sense than even hybrid city cars. Sure, they'll have the same in-city value as the regular hybrid cars - albeit with slightly less MPG - but for the (few) owners who actually take it off-road, the power generation facilities of the vehicle itself will be vastly more noticable (compared to highway driving).
I think it's a smart idea, if a bit unorthodox. If I could afford one, I'd buy one. And I wouldn't buy a regular Explorer-style SUV if I could afford one, so that says something. I think.
It's not a democracy.
I wish I could afford the Hybrid Ford Escape. That would rock :)
... "appliance"? Hybrid cars recharge themselves, they don't rely on external electrical power. Check out the Prius or the Civic or the Ford Escape hybrids, for example.