zfeeder is what I use. It's a php app for a web server. The big advantage is that you don't need anything installed on a client machine, so you can get your feeds pretty much anywhere.
One I've used for laughs is the USDA Nutrient Database. It gives you, well, nutrient information on just about any food you can think of. It's normalized, and just complicated enough to have fun with.
You're going to have to google it yourself, though.
We've always done this. It doesn't have to be a robot. People love their cars. Kids love their dolls (or "action figures"). Slashdotters love their 'puters [kiss kiss].
In the "olden days", men loved their swords.
Now, if I can get a sexbot to love my sword, then we're really talking.
..even if a few second or third world countries allow spyware / spam creators to work in their countries, the countries with spyware/spam laws can form a "coalition of the willing" and blackhole violating countries
I personally havn't used web monkey as a development resource since about 1998, because I have found information elsewhere. It seems as if WebMonkey lost it's edge around that time.
I agree. I think it's a combination of pandering to a lower common denominator as well as my personal increased skillset.
Kind of the same reason I cancelled my PC Magazine subscription years ago.
This solves the problem I've had for years. How do I turn athletic, good-looking people into nerds? Once I do that, I can rule the world and get their women!
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zfeeder is what I use. It's a php app for a web server. The big advantage is that you don't need anything installed on a client machine, so you can get your feeds pretty much anywhere.
One I've used for laughs is the USDA Nutrient Database. It gives you, well, nutrient information on just about any food you can think of. It's normalized, and just complicated enough to have fun with.
You're going to have to google it yourself, though.
My guess would be incorrect use of a static/global variable.
Much thanks! I've been trying for weeks to figure our what's wrong.
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Bill Gates
This reminds me of the classic story (urban legend?) of the bank robber that wrote a robbery note on one of his deposit slips.
I have one of these, and I've never had a pro
It's not like 10 years ago when it was being a couch potato doing nothing but watching TV.
Well, some of us consider TV to be our best friend.
We've always done this. It doesn't have to be a robot. People love their cars. Kids love their dolls (or "action figures"). Slashdotters love their 'puters [kiss kiss].
In the "olden days", men loved their swords.
Now, if I can get a sexbot to love my sword, then we're really talking.
Nine days?
That's the problem with averages. They can be calculated in so many ways. I know that I've never had a workstation down for nine days out of a year.
As a matter of fact, I'm one of the legions of programmers that lost their jobs when it was outsourced to Indiana.
I think they said it was Indiana, anyway.
Let's see if we can get the electricity working first.
Maybe this is all part of a secret Finnish plan for world domination.
I guess it's true that fiber is good for you.
The good news is, with the supplied antenna, you can just grab local HDTV programming right out of the air for free!
Getting TV with an antenna? For free? Well, that sure would be nice, but I can't imagine it happening in my lifetime.
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The last thing I need to be doing is wandering around vegas at three in the morning trying to find some hydrogen to power my notebook
During my 3am Vegas wanderings, it sure wouldn't be hydrogen that I'm looking for.
..even if a few second or third world countries allow spyware / spam creators to work in their countries, the countries with spyware/spam laws can form a "coalition of the willing" and blackhole violating countries
Hey, it worked to keep out drugs, didn't it?
Oh, wait..
I personally havn't used web monkey as a development resource since about 1998, because I have found information elsewhere. It seems as if WebMonkey lost it's edge around that time.
I agree. I think it's a combination of pandering to a lower common denominator as well as my personal increased skillset.
Kind of the same reason I cancelled my PC Magazine subscription years ago.
Penthouse magazine, too. - yeah, right.
This solves the problem I've had for years. How do I turn athletic, good-looking people into nerds? Once I do that, I can rule the world and get their women!
They've had triple D's on porn sites for a long time already.
I've always wondered this. Is it like Formula 409? Or Heinz 57? Does it just sound cool like MacOSX.
"What formula do you use to win?"
"The simplest formula of all. FORMULA ONE!"
Seriously, anyone know?
anyone know what all those buttons and knobs do?
Well, the one with little scissors on it means "cut". The one with two pages means "copy". The little clipboard and piece of paper means "paste".
Oh and that great big knob? That's the radio.
Thanks to Eric, I've reduced my mortgage to anall-time low and have added 3 inches to my viagra-driven member.
Thanks, Eric.
Why not? Doesn't he have children and grandchildren?
Yes, Charles Walton does have children. John-Boy for one.
"Nobody will ever need more than 100 movies a month."
-Bill Gates
Let's all send him an email and ask him how it's working out.
Sounds like your "baiting the board"* . Or being sarcastic?
Packaging, marketing, shipping, blah blah blah, affect price far more that the actual medium.
* "baiting the board" : euphemism for, well, you know [whisper] monkey spanking