Fair enough, but out of curiosity, please tell me, what do Excel, Outlook, C, Pascal, and Java do? None of those names are descriptive, but all are simple and easy identifiers.
what if the superinterpreter can reduce 4 target machine instructions per program instruction - then you get a 75% speedup, more than enough to compensate for the interpreter's computation time...
Be careful when making rash claims about something's impossibility. Note: I don't think it could do this, but hey, if you're going to make an assumption, any assumption will do...
I discovered that there was a blank img being displayed over the left menu or something like that - can't remember exactly what the trick was, but I believe that you could still activate the links if you knew what they were... But they've been fixed for a few months now, probably due to all the spyware/phishing problems with IE... it's the most hit bank in.au...
It's amazing how fast you just move on once your mind classes something as "not a problem"...
That depends - I think the appropriate metaphor here is that if all the windows boxes are unable to talk because of the network traffic, then you can't talk to them either, anyway...
In that respect, your machine is just as useless as the infected machines...
When did netscape mail become proprietary? I seem to recall that Netscape Messenger used Unix mbox-format mailfolders... At least until 4.x when I was moving mail folders between the two on a regular basis...
I stopped using Netscape/Mozilla for mail many moons ago, tho', and while I believe that Mozilla Mail still uses mbox files, I'm not sure about Netscape... Or Thunderbird, come to think of it...
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Yeah, I realised this... Outlook is a scheduler which happens to have a built-in email client.
But really, for most people, Outlook is an email program... That's why the lite version has email, but no scheduling...
the people who designed it to run on toasters?
except in many languages, they don't hide the return; instruction...
I read that just like I readwhich also doesn't need an assignment...
That said, I'm not really sure whether I like operator overloading... I understand the utility, but I've never felt compelled to use it...
Fair enough, but out of curiosity, please tell me, what do Excel, Outlook, C, Pascal, and Java do? None of those names are descriptive, but all are simple and easy identifiers.
apparently a few:
Twisted: http://imdb.com/find?tt=on;nm=on;mx=20;q=twisted
Grind: http://imdb.com/find?tt=on;nm=on;mx=20;q=grind
there are a couple of relatively recent ones in there too... Spooky...
except that sniffers cannot collide - they just listen and never post, so they cannot bump into each other...
Except for trying to exploit each other, I suppose...
what if the superinterpreter can reduce 4 target machine instructions per program instruction - then you get a 75% speedup, more than enough to compensate for the interpreter's computation time...
Be careful when making rash claims about something's impossibility. Note: I don't think it could do this, but hey, if you're going to make an assumption, any assumption will do...
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No, they spent $10 mill on developing a product. They're sinking that cost in order to get free advertising.
OK, so I visited it... so what?
BTW, you might want to fix up your name on the site... I understand that you jumbled it up at the top of the page, but why at the bottom too?
We *USED* to have that; now it's gone...
In the old days, we had hundreds of video cards; but they all spoke EGA. The newer ones spoke VGA. There was no need for a hardware specific driver.
We had modems; they all spoke Hayes "AT". Functionality could vary, yet they did not need drivers...
We had Drives; they all spoke IDE. If you could plug it in, you could talk to it...
*NOW*, we need different drivers for two pieces of hardware with identical functionality...
Surely that's reversed; if we are twice the speed of the competitor, then
* Our competitors are 50% slower than us, but
* We are 100% faster than our competitors.
If we are 50% faster than our competitors, then they are only 33% slower than we are...
Surely the subscribers will simply get yet a larger spam-box...
No... NASA and DARPA count as scientific research...
Oh yeah - that one... I forgot about that...
... it's the most hit bank in .au...
I discovered that there was a blank img being displayed over the left menu or something like that - can't remember exactly what the trick was, but I believe that you could still activate the links if you knew what they were... But they've been fixed for a few months now, probably due to all the spyware/phishing problems with IE
It's amazing how fast you just move on once your mind classes something as "not a problem"...
Cheers.
Really, how long ago was this?
I've been a westpac customer for many years - I've never had a browser-related problem with them... Running Mozilla on Linux mainly...
That depends - I think the appropriate metaphor here is that if all the windows boxes are unable to talk because of the network traffic, then you can't talk to them either, anyway...
In that respect, your machine is just as useless as the infected machines...
You do realize that a thin client is not a slimline desktop, don't you?
A thin client is one with little or no computing power... Just a screen, keyboard and mouse, give or take...
A slimline desktop is one where you "pay more to have all that computing power stuffed into a smaller case."
OTOH, maybe IHBT.
Some have entire programs: check out http://www.offshore.com.ai/arms-trafficker/rsa2d.h tml
more interesting factoids at http://www.adams1.com/pub/russadam/stack.html
When did netscape mail become proprietary? I seem to recall that Netscape Messenger used Unix mbox-format mailfolders... At least until 4.x when I was moving mail folders between the two on a regular basis...
I stopped using Netscape/Mozilla for mail many moons ago, tho', and while I believe that Mozilla Mail still uses mbox files, I'm not sure about Netscape... Or Thunderbird, come to think of it...
My assumption is that the "socialism" refered to was the freely-given repair of another person's system...
Surely greed would be a contributor to malice then...