My wife and I just had our 2nd on Monday (20060626). We were always annoyed by baby talking adults too, and try to treat ours as intelligent beings.
Our main obstacle at the moment is that our 1st understands her Mother's language (Polish) well but is reluctant to converse e.g. with her grandparents in it.
In high school we had an "art teacher" who just ripped Bob Ross. Totally, like the parent quote, the methods, everything. We just thought the guy was a bit of a wierdo - he got quite excited about Ross' methods.
Unless something goes wrong with the browser security model you shouldn't be able to script a file form control or load a local file in an (i)frame in that way.
I think that's the best solution to Turing Testing that I've heard proposed so-far. It's not CA but it is a PTCHA, and operators aren't very expensive; Joe Bloggs isn't going to be coffing up for it tho.
I'm not in any way advocating mandatory RFID implants, however if the things beeped when they were pinged it'd be pretty damn obvious when you were being snooped.
Does wearing a tinfoil armband prevent reading these tags?
It's rather ironic that we're trying to get browsers to do what other application platforms have been able to do since the late 1970s. I sometimes wonder if the web browser, like the gopher client before it, should be dropped for something, well, a little less kludgy and arcane.
There's an urban legend here in Sydney that if you over-pay a traffic violation fine and don't cash the refund cheque then the RTA won't deduct the points off of your license - like it gets held up in the system or something.
To find journals that cover the discoveries that don't make the mainstream news you'd probably need to find individual dig blogs like high-pasture-cave.org. I went out to Uamh An Ard Achadh with George while I was visiting my sister on Skye last year. Here's George and I at the wet sieving station. Here's a cool piece of worked antler (2nd pic down) that I discovered in the binding matrix. That was one of the best field trips I've been on:) (except the damned bloody midges). George and co are finding some really amazing stuff there like a rare Iron Age burial.
I could probably code my way out of a brown paper bag with a text editor if I had to but Dreamweaver is handy. The features I use are all available in other softwares (sp. vi) but having them all in one spot with a relatively friendly interface is nice.
Syntax highlighting
Line numbering (&goto)
Regex search and replace (across current file/selected files/network)
Tag search and replace (changing tags/adding/removing attributes...)
Code hints
Code beautification and cleanup (esp. MS Word HTML cleanup, uggh!)
I often find that adding comments in the PHP/MySQL/Whatever manual under the function you are using is helpful. That way next time you are looking up how to do something (maybe a year later) your snippet is waiting for you. Also writing articles about how to do something and getting it posted on community code sites is good. Otherwise I'm a fan of plain text files or just keeping copies of the projects you work on and poking through them later. I find that I incrementally improve on my foundation code over time. I don't believe that re-writing code is a bad thing.
I'm sorry my initial example was poor. I just grabbed the first link and didn't look at it much. Nonetheless, there are umpteen fucking examples of streaming internet radio devices. Many of them are available on the shelf, even at places like Circuit Shitty. And I've seen several at Fry's, come to think of it.
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Sleeping gas, every home was like Alcatraz And motherf*ckers lost their minds
Just curious, why bother censoring your sig when you use profanity in your posts?
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How else would
Large Hadron, Lords of the Ring; I'm surprised no one has managed to come up with an immature joke or two about this.
A black/whitelist would be more efficient.
Wait, I'm confused; Is this evil or not?
You're going to have to wait at least a day before the dictionary becomes available again.
Congratulations Man!
My wife and I just had our 2nd on Monday (20060626). We were always annoyed by baby talking adults too, and try to treat ours as intelligent beings.
Our main obstacle at the moment is that our 1st understands her Mother's language (Polish) well but is reluctant to converse e.g. with her grandparents in it.
RegardsMike
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In high school we had an "art teacher" who just ripped Bob Ross. Totally, like the parent quote, the methods, everything. We just thought the guy was a bit of a wierdo - he got quite excited about Ross' methods.
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Unless something goes wrong with the browser security model you shouldn't be able to script a file form control or load a local file in an (i)frame in that way.
Look, I'm not going to play with you if you keep pulling out your "Dynamite"!
I think that's the best solution to Turing Testing that I've heard proposed so-far. It's not CA but it is a PTCHA, and operators aren't very expensive; Joe Bloggs isn't going to be coffing up for it tho.
Hex editor? Bah.
Not to mention the fact that you can actually make origami with a Paper Pad.
Does wearing a tinfoil armband prevent reading these tags?
My wife recently renewed her Australian passport and the new one came with an RFID tag in it. What's more, they charged extra for the privilege :(.
Also someone mod the comment above me Re: firefox +1 funny.
According to the Weekly Piracy Report there are UAVs watching our oceans, so what makes you think they're not already watching us too?
There's an urban legend here in Sydney that if you over-pay a traffic violation fine and don't cash the refund cheque then the RTA won't deduct the points off of your license - like it gets held up in the system or something.
To find journals that cover the discoveries that don't make the mainstream news you'd probably need to find individual dig blogs like high-pasture-cave.org. I went out to Uamh An Ard Achadh with George while I was visiting my sister on Skye last year. Here's George and I at the wet sieving station. Here's a cool piece of worked antler (2nd pic down) that I discovered in the binding matrix. That was one of the best field trips I've been on :) (except the damned bloody midges). George and co are finding some really amazing stuff there like a rare Iron Age burial.
I often find that adding comments in the PHP/MySQL/Whatever manual under the function you are using is helpful. That way next time you are looking up how to do something (maybe a year later) your snippet is waiting for you. Also writing articles about how to do something and getting it posted on community code sites is good. Otherwise I'm a fan of plain text files or just keeping copies of the projects you work on and poking through them later. I find that I incrementally improve on my foundation code over time. I don't believe that re-writing code is a bad thing.