just as there are degrees to infinity. Most statements that are called semanticly meaningless can make more sense as a state machine that changes its state each time the statement is ran.
for example:
For "This statement is false"
For no initial state the statement results in false, because the statement, initially is not false.
For an initial state of false, the statement results in true.
For an initial state of true, the statement results in false.
Having an attitude that everything is terrible and having an attitude that everything is going to fail, and everything in your life is doomed. are completely different attitudes that often get lumped together. If you com at something with the attitude that something is terrible, then you have a motivation to do something about it that you just don't have while being happy, but if you think that everything is doomed you think that there's no point in even trying.
But what if Extended Stay makes the claim that it is acting on the user's behalf to block Gator's ads, That's the claim that Gator is making.
If Gator can make the claim that by the user's download of Gator, Gator is acting on the user's behalf in replacing Extended Stay's ads with its own, what is to keep Extended Stay from saying that by the user's navigation to Extended Stay, Extended Stay is acting on the user's behalf to block Gator.
If they don't give me food, then I hit them, and if they still won't give me food... then I hit them again... (Maybe I should work out a better plan) Oh well, there's always venison.
level competition, and who said the Iraqi army was doing the right thing. Essentially, most of what you are saying is that Microsoft is doing the right thing. Taking the ballgame away from Microsoft... Does Wine acheive that a little bit...There are other ways of taking the ballgame away from Microsoft than bad patents.
just how different is a Plug-in from a DLL anyways. Microsoft has had DLL type technology for how long? Since QB 3 at least, but I'm not sure how far back that was.
One mod up for funny and it gets modded down overrated... You're standing by the stairs, aren't you! Aren't you! No wait! You might be a Space Robot! You stay away from me, Space Robot! I don't want to be protected from the Terrible Secret of Space, I don't want to go down the stairs, I do not want to be shoved outside in the snow. I do not want snow pushed on top of me.
And that goes double for the Republican and Democrat Pusher and Shover Robots.
I called Comcast in Muncie and the person said they did not do that. Does anyone have a link to the law itself or to the FCC implemntation. I tried looking but turned up nothing.
But a drive running at 7200 RPM at greater densities can be faster than a 10000 RPM drive at lower densities, and a 10000 RPM drive would be very fast indeed.
Would you care to elaborate, and also explain how those 'other programming languages' aren't?
While you're at it, go to
this forum and try to explain to them how their favorite language reeks.
Here is a good version of BASIC that appears to be free. Requires Line numbers but is very interactive. i.e. It remembers variables that can be manipulated outside of a program.
You can load a series of programs and GOTO a line number to continue with the same variable values, or just load 1 program with all your routines and GOTO them when you want them.
Google Search for UBASIC version 8.8 appears to be buggy but 8.74 is good.
If you are being proactive, how about installing a crash reproting software similar to Bugtoaster on your machines. I haven't really looked at Bugtoaster's corprate offerings, but there should be something out there that reports all crashes on all machines to the NOC. (Though in acutality those things don't catch ALL crashes)
The Windows versions of edit.com is vastly improved over the edit.com in older MS operating systems, allowing you to open 9 files at once and a weak binary mode, not to mention the ability to open fairly large files. You should check it out.
Wil Wheaton is an actor. Wesley Crusher is a fictional character...
In other news, Canada, its ego buoyed by its success in the computing arena, declares war on the rest of the world, citing the rest of the worlds "blatant inferiority".
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Every time I hear that, it seems to ignore empirical proof.
just as there are degrees to infinity. Most statements that are called semanticly meaningless can make more sense as a state machine that changes its state each time the statement is ran. for example:
For "This statement is false"
For no initial state the statement results in false, because the statement, initially is not false.
For an initial state of false, the statement results in true.
For an initial state of true, the statement results in false.
that God is the essence of all that is power, with destuction being a natural effect of power over the powerless.
Having an attitude that everything is terrible and having an attitude that everything is going to fail, and everything in your life is doomed. are completely different attitudes that often get lumped together. If you com at something with the attitude that something is terrible, then you have a motivation to do something about it that you just don't have while being happy, but if you think that everything is doomed you think that there's no point in even trying.
But what if Extended Stay makes the claim that it is acting on the user's behalf to block Gator's ads, That's the claim that Gator is making.
If Gator can make the claim that by the user's download of Gator, Gator is acting on the user's behalf in replacing Extended Stay's ads with its own, what is to keep Extended Stay from saying that by the user's navigation to Extended Stay, Extended Stay is acting on the user's behalf to block Gator.
Dangermouse
If they don't give me food, then I hit them, and if they still won't give me food... then I hit them again... (Maybe I should work out a better plan) Oh well, there's always venison.
I imagine that it would be difficult to shield Bruce's lips from the intense heat...(rimshot)
That's okay, He's expected to die in the operation anyways.
+ and - just don't work the same way in Google.
Deutsche Democratic Republic(DDR) or Dance Dance Revolution (DDR) and he's right, it IS a terrible joke.
level competition, and who said the Iraqi army was doing the right thing. Essentially, most of what you are saying is that Microsoft is doing the right thing. Taking the ballgame away from Microsoft... Does Wine acheive that a little bit...There are other ways of taking the ballgame away from Microsoft than bad patents.
Think about it and tell me where I'm wrong.
just how different is a Plug-in from a DLL anyways. Microsoft has had DLL type technology for how long? Since QB 3 at least, but I'm not sure how far back that was.
Yes, Microsoft is wrong, but it is wrong for a company with a stupid patent to win, too. Just beat Microsoft by doing things right.
Suzaku. I like Suzaku better.
One mod up for funny and it gets modded down overrated... You're standing by the stairs, aren't you! Aren't you! No wait! You might be a Space Robot! You stay away from me, Space Robot! I don't want to be protected from the Terrible Secret of Space, I don't want to go down the stairs, I do not want to be shoved outside in the snow. I do not want snow pushed on top of me.
And that goes double for the Republican and Democrat Pusher and Shover Robots.
You have a rather vague imagination. Care to explain why precision would make it take longer?
The pusher robot always says shove, and the shover robot always says push.
By the way, any resemblance of the United States political system to "The terrible secret of space" is also a coincidence.
I called Comcast in Muncie and the person said they did not do that. Does anyone have a link to the law itself or to the FCC implemntation. I tried looking but turned up nothing.
But a drive running at 7200 RPM at greater densities can be faster than a 10000 RPM drive at lower densities, and a 10000 RPM drive would be very fast indeed.
Those source trees can grow pretty big, you know!
Would you care to elaborate, and also explain how those 'other programming languages' aren't?
While you're at it, go to this forum and try to explain to them how their favorite language reeks.
Here is a good version of BASIC that appears to be free. Requires Line numbers but is very interactive. i.e. It remembers variables that can be manipulated outside of a program. You can load a series of programs and GOTO a line number to continue with the same variable values, or just load 1 program with all your routines and GOTO them when you want them. Google Search for UBASIC version 8.8 appears to be buggy but 8.74 is good.
If you are being proactive, how about installing a crash reproting software similar to Bugtoaster on your machines. I haven't really looked at Bugtoaster's corprate offerings, but there should be something out there that reports all crashes on all machines to the NOC. (Though in acutality those things don't catch ALL crashes)
The Windows versions of edit.com is vastly improved over the edit.com in older MS operating systems, allowing you to open 9 files at once and a weak binary mode, not to mention the ability to open fairly large files. You should check it out.
I find that edit.com is all the editor i really need for most tasks... why doesn't someone come out with something that simple for Linux?
Wil Wheaton is an actor. Wesley Crusher is a fictional character...
In other news, Canada, its ego buoyed by its success in the computing arena, declares war on the rest of the world, citing the rest of the worlds "blatant inferiority".