Index and search previously visited web pages - without bookmarking them!
You saw something on the web, but you can't remember where, and you didn't make a bookmark. ISYS:hindsite offers Netscape Navigator and Internet Explorer users the unique ability to perform full text searches on the contents of previously accessed web pages.
If numbers themselves are infinite in number (there must be in order for prime twins to be infinite), doesn't it stand to reason that all "types" of numbers are also infinite?
So what's the big deal? Am I missing something here?
Only 2744 hours 12 min 14 sec for my download to complete, that's if it ever gets started!
If you can't start the download, you can't upload. Therefore your proportional download rate is zero.
Just sayin'
It would also be nice if the playlist window could remember where you were last looking / where the last file you played was, instead of reverting to the beginning of the listing every time you restart it.
It works like that for me. Perhaps you need to install an later version??? I am running 1.2.7.
The story on the frontpage started out with "Anonymous guy who can't remember his login sent in a story from the BBC that says..." then after clicking the Read More link it read "Anonymous guy who can't remember his login sent in a story from the Globe And Mail that says..."
The polls are acting weird too. Somethings up with the caching at planet slash methinks.
"In fact, this issue goes to the very heart of whether Open Source can be trusted as a development model for enterprise computing software."
Knowing that SCO sells enterprise systems based on software developed by the Open Source community, and also trying to obtain licence fees from Linux users, doesn't this statement sound somewhat odd?
Not to mention how they ripped off millions of mum and pop investors with the whole T2 failure.
No they didn't!! It was a case of greed and ignorance on the part of inexeperienced/first-time investors.
I bought T1 shares but it was gonna be a cold day in hell before I bought T2 shares, people just didn't think/do their homework.
Old News - Soya used in 30's
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Henry Ford made car panels from soybeans in the 30's.
From the article: By late 1937 Ford's research laboratory, under the direction of youthful, self-trained Robert Boyer, had developed a curved plastic sheet Ford hoped would replace steel in automobile bodies. A few weeks later the magnate called in reporters, jumped up and down on the unbending sheet and triumphantly exclaimed, "If that was steel, it would have caved in." He added "Almost all new cars will soon be made of such things as soybeans" and that the most prosperous era in American history was "just around the corner" because industry was opening up a "whole new field for agricultural by-products."
"this file system will let Microsoft's search tools work across a wider range of storage devices, including the file system, Active Directory, SQL Server databases, and Exchange Server data stores." Sweet!"
Nothing new, ISYS has been doing this for years!!!
I've witnessed something similar...
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... about 10 or 11 years ago I was working for a large hotel chain. And I recall there being an ant infestation in not one telephone but most of the telephones on a particular floor it was something like 25 of the 30 or so rooms on that level that we affected.
The interesting thing was they must have been using them for quite a while because many of the phones had damaged circuit boards in them which caused the phones to stop working, this is how the infestations were discovered initially. We had recieved no reports of ants in guests rooms from guests or housekeeping staff prior to the failures. A coincidence, perhaps. But very strange just the same.
I realise that is the fault of the developers who built the site, but it does go a long way in dispelling what I wish was not the case, MS did win the browser war, how? They are keeping people on Windows first and foremost and secondly a large number of people have to use their browser if they are to go about their daily online activities.
Yep, same for me. Yeah there is The Gimp, but I am just so used to PS and I find The Gimp does not have all the bells and whistles that PS has.
I would like Dreamweaver available for Linux too, but I can live without that, text editor and a browser would suffice, again I'd miss the bells and whistles that DW has but I can live without them more comfortably than I can with the ones missing in The Gimp.
Hmmm, let me get this straight the defence budget bought the USSR to it's knees because they ran out of money quicker.
Based on that logic, if all the enimes of the US' stopped spending period the US should run out of money spending it on perceived threats in no time. Paving the way for the enemy to waltz in take over the place.
Here, here. I am certainly one of the price sensitve customers. If it does address book, calendar/scheduling and note taking I'll be taking a look at the Zire when it's released, that's all I need.
...the prosumer level camera mentioned in the PC Mag story:
"The release mentioned a second new digital SLR known as the EOS 300V, also due for unveiling at Photokina. According to Westfall, this model is identical to the Canon Rebel Ti, which was announced in the States on August 27. Canon expects that this camera, likely to be priced at an astoundingly low $1000, will "become the world's number-one selling SLR camera."
That's what most of us should be focusing our attention on, a digital SLR for the rest of us, sweet.
Although my Olympus C-2100UZ is great, I do long for inter-changeable lenses, c'mon Canon release it already!!:)
Slashdot Mirror
They're highly credible, they leased their most expensive machine back to the company they bought it from.
... near-shoring.
Index and search previously visited web pages - without bookmarking them!
You saw something on the web, but you can't remember where, and you didn't make a bookmark. ISYS:hindsite offers Netscape Navigator and Internet Explorer users the unique ability to perform full text searches on the contents of previously accessed web pages.
http://isysdev.com/products/productsuite/hindsiteYou can search 125+ file formats, including pretty much every office file-format, SQL databases, Email, PDF, MP3 and the list goes on.
It's ligtning fast and will index GB's of data.
If search is really important to you, ISYS is where it is at; http://isysdev.com/
If numbers themselves are infinite in number (there must be in order for prime twins to be infinite), doesn't it stand to reason that all "types" of numbers are also infinite? So what's the big deal? Am I missing something here?
Only 2744 hours 12 min 14 sec for my download to complete, that's if it ever gets started! If you can't start the download, you can't upload. Therefore your proportional download rate is zero. Just sayin'
Say what?? What about my 2nd amendment right to bear arms? ;)
The story on the frontpage started out with "Anonymous guy who can't remember his login sent in a story from the BBC that says..." then after clicking the Read More link it read "Anonymous guy who can't remember his login sent in a story from the Globe And Mail that says..."
The polls are acting weird too.
Somethings up with the caching at planet slash methinks.
Henry Ford and His Magic Beanstalk
From the article:
By late 1937 Ford's research laboratory, under the direction of youthful, self-trained Robert Boyer, had developed a curved plastic sheet Ford hoped would replace steel in automobile bodies. A few weeks later the magnate called in reporters, jumped up and down on the unbending sheet and triumphantly exclaimed, "If that was steel, it would have caved in." He added "Almost all new cars will soon be made of such things as soybeans" and that the most prosperous era in American history was "just around the corner" because industry was opening up a "whole new field for agricultural by-products."
... I must be due for a heart atta
Nothing new, ISYS has been doing this for years!!!
The interesting thing was they must have been using them for quite a while because many of the phones had damaged circuit boards in them which caused the phones to stop working, this is how the infestations were discovered initially. We had recieved no reports of ants in guests rooms from guests or housekeeping staff prior to the failures. A coincidence, perhaps. But very strange just the same.
I realise that is the fault of the developers who built the site, but it does go a long way in dispelling what I wish was not the case, MS did win the browser war, how? They are keeping people on Windows first and foremost and secondly a large number of people have to use their browser if they are to go about their daily online activities.
I would like Dreamweaver available for Linux too, but I can live without that, text editor and a browser would suffice, again I'd miss the bells and whistles that DW has but I can live without them more comfortably than I can with the ones missing in The Gimp.
...I just don't think this idea will fly.
php.net is ranked 2 and 3 when I do a search for PHP.
Mod this post up!! He/she is right on the money.
Based on that logic, if all the enimes of the US' stopped spending period the US should run out of money spending it on perceived threats in no time. Paving the way for the enemy to waltz in take over the place.
... they will ever develop "Really Good Privacy", PGP is just too M$'esque for my liking ;)
Here, here. I am certainly one of the price sensitve customers. If it does address book, calendar/scheduling and note taking I'll be taking a look at the Zire when it's released, that's all I need.