Not to mention frame rates... be nice to be able to get those big hi-res images at say, 10 frames/sec. Not motion video (that would be nice too) but at least fast enough to have a really nice "sport/action" mode going on...
Strange - I've never had a browser related problem with WebCT (pre-blackboard days), Blackboard, WebCT Vista, or Angel from my Linux desktops. Always used Netscape 4.x, Mozilla, or Firefox 2+
Not really - if that is how a developer prefers to work and get paid, more power to them.
What needs fixing is the to get a few higher ups to have the will to dedicate a little bit of $ to it. Those big companies mentioned above may do better by working with wine and focusing on a wrapper dedicated to DX -> OpenGL/sound/etc.
Don't give 'em access to USB ports - turn off in bios and password it. Remove the ability to add new PPD files, mount their home directory as noexec, etc. Let the network enforce traffic rules, break it up into different subnets with no routes between groups of users.
Yup, VB is the scripting language of choice for the GUI dependent Windows world... lord knows I did more than a few things with it that could be done with bash, etc. on a *nix system.
Also, in the pre-server side scripting language days (before PHP, etc) it was also relatively easy to do basic CGI stuff with it...
Makes sense... a PC user can switch to Linux by downloading a LiveCD (or whatever) and installing or just running from the disk. A PC user has to buy new hardware to switch to Apple.
Would you be willing, and would your current employer be willing, to stay on a few weeks longer as a contractor at a higher pay rate? Would your new employer allow you to change your start date?
Helped my mom buy a car long distance while I was at a conference. Sign on the in-room phone said "we charge you 110% of what AT&T charges us". So I think, gee, 10% isn't that bad.
Well, what it really is is that they pass AT&T's bill to you, then they charge you 110% of that.
Actually, the corals, etc. on deeper reefs (70-100ft deep, off West Palm from my personal experience) are quite colorful. However, color is filtered out based on depth. First to go is true red, happens near the surface. Then true orange, yellow, etc. until you get down to about 70 feet, after that you really just have various shades of blue. Until you go night diving and take a light source with you, at which point its all pretty colors again.
For a certification dive I'd be more worried about currents than depth off an oil rig, esp. after all the pool time and very first dives in springs and such.
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What about Space Balls?
Backwards. Educause used to require that you were a 4 year accredited school, now any school can get a .edu domain
Pass it off to sed ....
Has any copper actually been "made" in the past 2000 years? Wouldn't it all by definition be ancient?
Of course, the trace elements in it could identify it as coming from Somewhere Else.
I still have an unopened l33t tin edition for Linux. CD was shipped separately so it would arrive before christmas, so I never needed to open the tin.
Saw it in the firehose, been waiting, so I've been torrenting for a while already this morning.
Even if you don't code, etc. this is a good way to help the F/OSS movement - share your bandwidth!
The A1 fixed a lot of the issues with the original M16 - chrome bore and forward assist.
Just look at the whole M16 period and compare it with the FN-FAL for an example of what not to do if you want to create a battle rifle...
Think affero or gpl3 or something like that is what you want...
Not to mention frame rates... be nice to be able to get those big hi-res images at say, 10 frames/sec. Not motion video (that would be nice too) but at least fast enough to have a really nice "sport/action" mode going on...
Strange - I've never had a browser related problem with WebCT (pre-blackboard days), Blackboard, WebCT Vista, or Angel from my Linux desktops. Always used Netscape 4.x, Mozilla, or Firefox 2+
I know how you feel... I have 3 model Ms in the garage, waiting to be needed.
Not really - if that is how a developer prefers to work and get paid, more power to them.
What needs fixing is the to get a few higher ups to have the will to dedicate a little bit of $ to it. Those big companies mentioned above may do better by working with wine and focusing on a wrapper dedicated to DX -> OpenGL/sound/etc.
Don't give 'em access to USB ports - turn off in bios and password it. Remove the ability to add new PPD files, mount their home directory as noexec, etc. Let the network enforce traffic rules, break it up into different subnets with no routes between groups of users.
I write in plain text, wrapped at 50 chars per line, and make my viewers telnet to port 80 and manually GET the pages you insensitive clod!
One day the wrong group of folks will feel very disenfranchised, and will go all Athens, Tn on 'em.
Yup, VB is the scripting language of choice for the GUI dependent Windows world... lord knows I did more than a few things with it that could be done with bash, etc. on a *nix system.
Also, in the pre-server side scripting language days (before PHP, etc) it was also relatively easy to do basic CGI stuff with it...
Well, they are getting your email contact info, etc. and then they know you have an iPhone. So you can start getting some targeted spam...
Nah, if they did that then Monsanto would sue 'em for patent infringement...
See, with some more masturbation, the harry palms will provide a cushion to prevent this.
Makes sense... a PC user can switch to Linux by downloading a LiveCD (or whatever) and installing or just running from the disk. A PC user has to buy new hardware to switch to Apple.
Would you be willing, and would your current employer be willing, to stay on a few weeks longer as a contractor at a higher pay rate? Would your new employer allow you to change your start date?
Helped my mom buy a car long distance while I was at a conference. Sign on the in-room phone said "we charge you 110% of what AT&T charges us". So I think, gee, 10% isn't that bad.
Well, what it really is is that they pass AT&T's bill to you, then they charge you 110% of that.
Raised hell, got the whole call for free.
Dunno, a bunch of GIs managed to do quite a bit with a few rifles and handguns in Athens, Tenn. in 1946...
Well, there is that pesky ol' Second Amendment. But don't worry, they are working on that as well...
Actually, the corals, etc. on deeper reefs (70-100ft deep, off West Palm from my personal experience) are quite colorful. However, color is filtered out based on depth. First to go is true red, happens near the surface. Then true orange, yellow, etc. until you get down to about 70 feet, after that you really just have various shades of blue. Until you go night diving and take a light source with you, at which point its all pretty colors again.
For a certification dive I'd be more worried about currents than depth off an oil rig, esp. after all the pool time and very first dives in springs and such.