Use decimal floating point or simple swich to fixed point. Fixed point not used as often as it should, and many developers don't know how difficult ordinary floiting point really is.
What is that, voice phishing? What's next, we're going to call telemarketers "vammers"? And we'll call phreakers "vackers"?
I'm sure we could come up with a better term than "vishing".
If the alternative is phreashing and phreammers, then I'll prefer "vishing". That said, I doubt most cases are using an actual "bug" in Asterisk, it is much more likely there are different setups, were some are incorrectly setup to handle _one_ of the many combinations of diversion, refer, redirection, route, proxy, RFC and draft SIP features that Asterisk "supports".
Check the statistics. Contrary to early reports it is less deadly then the regular flu. So he is actually trying to inform you our of your irrational fear.
Again bullshit, try your own advise and read history again. The church funded science including your mentioned Copernicus and Galileo. Who where prosecuted by other branches of the church as part of a scheme against their patrons.
His point was that Apple has a much smaller market share than Nokia. If something only ships on Nokia that means 10+ times bigger market share than something that only ships on Apple. And iPhone apps doesn't seem to have problems despite the severely limited market.
The biggest problem is that Nokia has so many platforms, and if you limit the market to only smartphones Nokia is only 2-3 timer bigger than Apple.
No, you ship the dependencies inside the binary package. Just one package. Or you statically link the libraries into your program so you don't have dynamic dependencies.
Yes, but that is an advantage of the Linux way, which makes the binaries slimmer. There is however nothing preventing a.deb files from containing all its dependencies and installing them to a package specific location or having them statically linked.
It's dead simple. We need something like this in Linux.
You may want to check out something called RPM and DEB files. They are single files packages used to install applications. The rest is just a matter of user-interface. Create an io-slave (KIO, GVFS) that shows installed packages, and executes install when files are dropped there and you have everything you ask for.
No Linux does not need them, even if you want to distribute multi-arch "binaries" linux already have a universal "binary" format called shell-scripts
Replace installed binaries with a symbolic link to a simple shell-script and you magically have a multiarch "binary". #!/bin/bash ARCH=`uname -m` LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/lib/$ARCH `/usr/bin/$ARH/$0`
It more looks like the rebutal confirms the original article by reiterating the proposed delusions in the following comment. Is he trying to sarcastically agree with the original article? In that case it is not a rebutal.
Microsoft haven't been using their patents to sue everybody else of the marketplace. They have been using their dominant position to threaten OEMs and suppliers to freze others out of the marketplace. They have been doing it completely on their own and in direct conflict with government regulation.
I don't try to control my emotions or instincts, but that doesn't lead me to think they are related to logic. You questioned logic, but bring up emotions.
Sure doing the right thing when it feels wrong is hard, meaning they are both factors of decision making. Logic and emotions are still completely unrelated however. The existance of emotions does not invalidate the soundness of logic. There is not even a reason to think that using emotional data would be wrong. Emotions are perfectly correct data about how you feel. How you feel might not be based on logic, but neither is the weather or the lotto number. Yes biased data might lead you to "imperfect decisions", but what on earth are you trying to optimize? You are a human being not a robot. Being wrong is okay.
More likely, Nokia's profits are down because the economy is down and they are not on a significant rise. The already dominate everywhere except the US, so it is hard for them to grow except in the US, where they, like everybody else, just haven't found out exactly what it is Apple are paying all those journalists for free advertisement.
No, if your logic is internally consistent, it will form a valid base of logic-space and will only lead to correct results. The problem is a lot of people have and defend broken logic. It doesn't matter if you rationalize about emotions or the bible, if you can manage to make it coherent you are right. I do admit that cohorent emotions are hard, and the bible itself is incoherent, but those are just examples.
Finland is considering to legalize unauthorized use of unsecured wireless networks. Wonder how such a policy would work in combination with a three strikes rule:)
Legalizing?? That would require it to have been illegal in the first place. Those crazy finns.
By the way, my router supports multiple wireless networks; one of them is unsecured and named "freeinternet", please consider doing the same.
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Use decimal floating point or simple swich to fixed point. Fixed point not used as often as it should, and many developers don't know how difficult ordinary floiting point really is.
Well, you need glasses. Most of the issues due to the fact that competition is naturally limited and the lack of regulation.
If the alternative is phreashing and phreammers, then I'll prefer "vishing". That said, I doubt most cases are using an actual "bug" in Asterisk, it is much more likely there are different setups, were some are incorrectly setup to handle _one_ of the many combinations of diversion, refer, redirection, route, proxy, RFC and draft SIP features that Asterisk "supports".
Arabs are Caucasian. Caucasian is wider term than Aryan so that it includes Semitic people like Jews and Arabs.
Check the statistics. Contrary to early reports it is less deadly then the regular flu. So he is actually trying to inform you our of your irrational fear.
Again bullshit, try your own advise and read history again. The church funded science including your mentioned Copernicus and Galileo. Who where prosecuted by other branches of the church as part of a scheme against their patrons.
Do you sign it? If not, it is not valid.
Also the product has to explicit state you are buying a license and not a physical product, otherwise any license terms are inconsequential anyway.
His point was that Apple has a much smaller market share than Nokia. If something only ships on Nokia that means 10+ times bigger market share than something that only ships on Apple. And iPhone apps doesn't seem to have problems despite the severely limited market.
The biggest problem is that Nokia has so many platforms, and if you limit the market to only smartphones Nokia is only 2-3 timer bigger than Apple.
In the US.. And specifically in California. EULAs are generally not valid, except for certain states in the US and the far east.
Yes, blink is an old netscape extension, and Mozilla Firefox carries a lot of Netscape background.
The easiest think would be to not use ldd and use "readelf -d" instead
text-docoration:blink is optional and usually only implemented by the evil browsers already implementing
No, you ship the dependencies inside the binary package. Just one package. Or you statically link the libraries into your program so you don't have dynamic dependencies.
Yes, but that is an advantage of the Linux way, which makes the binaries slimmer. There is however nothing preventing a .deb files from containing all its dependencies and installing them to a package specific location or having them statically linked.
You may want to check out something called RPM and DEB files. They are single files packages used to install applications. The rest is just a matter of user-interface. Create an io-slave (KIO, GVFS) that shows installed packages, and executes install when files are dropped there and you have everything you ask for.
No Linux does not need them, even if you want to distribute multi-arch "binaries" linux already have a universal "binary" format called shell-scripts
Replace installed binaries with a symbolic link to a simple shell-script and you magically have a multiarch "binary".
#!/bin/bash
ARCH=`uname -m`
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/lib/$ARCH
`/usr/bin/$ARH/$0`
It more looks like the rebutal confirms the original article by reiterating the proposed delusions in the following comment. Is he trying to sarcastically agree with the original article? In that case it is not a rebutal.
Microsoft haven't been using their patents to sue everybody else of the marketplace. They have been using their dominant position to threaten OEMs and suppliers to freze others out of the marketplace. They have been doing it completely on their own and in direct conflict with government regulation.
I don't try to control my emotions or instincts, but that doesn't lead me to think they are related to logic. You questioned logic, but bring up emotions.
Sure doing the right thing when it feels wrong is hard, meaning they are both factors of decision making. Logic and emotions are still completely unrelated however. The existance of emotions does not invalidate the soundness of logic. There is not even a reason to think that using emotional data would be wrong. Emotions are perfectly correct data about how you feel. How you feel might not be based on logic, but neither is the weather or the lotto number. Yes biased data might lead you to "imperfect decisions", but what on earth are you trying to optimize? You are a human being not a robot. Being wrong is okay.
You are using bubble logic. Please review the economic development the last 24 month, and rethink your advise.
Bubble logic is sound economic advise as long as things are going up, once they go down you need to know what things are _really_ worth.
The same way they did in 80's and 90's: perfectly fine.
More likely, Nokia's profits are down because the economy is down and they are not on a significant rise. The already dominate everywhere except the US, so it is hard for them to grow except in the US, where they, like everybody else, just haven't found out exactly what it is Apple are paying all those journalists for free advertisement.
No, if your logic is internally consistent, it will form a valid base of logic-space and will only lead to correct results. The problem is a lot of people have and defend broken logic. It doesn't matter if you rationalize about emotions or the bible, if you can manage to make it coherent you are right. I do admit that cohorent emotions are hard, and the bible itself is incoherent, but those are just examples.
Yes. That's the problem with legal/archaic English when you not a native speaker. My browser-dictionary gave up and died.
Legalizing?? That would require it to have been illegal in the first place. Those crazy finns.
By the way, my router supports multiple wireless networks; one of them is unsecured and named "freeinternet", please consider doing the same.