Why protected at an upper level, if you can protect at a lower level? It's more robust to enforce security at a lower level than to rely on good programming practices!
Did anyone thought of the social impacts these "wifi robots" can bring? i mena, here at Portugal this kind of job is usually done by retired men and young people that couldn't find another job. If these robots substitute humans, more unemployed people will appear. Social-unfriendly technology isn't the way to go, IMHO.
Keeping data and presentation separate is still the best thing to do. But that's why we have CSS. So unless you're still using tables, font tags or whatnot, you're not integrating data and presentation.
I think you are wrong... CSS splits STRUCTURE from PRESENTATION. DATA is what you put between tags. You can have the same structure with diferent data instances, presented in several diferent forms. Oh, BTW, php, asp, jsp are BAD ways of using this kind of design. Try using XML/XSLT/CSS to unleash the true power of web...
Vampire: The Masquerade - Redemption uses Java as its game scripting language, as described here (free reg required) under the "What Went Right" section, 3rd topic (3. Using Java as a scripting engine.). I guess it pretty much says it!!!
I don't agree. Nearly everything you have in linux, you can have it already compiled (or at least in source code) to MacOS X. Regarding apps, this deals with them. Kernel realiability, *BSD legacy handles it very well. GUI, well... it's a mac, its responsiveness is at an upper level, comparing with ANY linux GUI. It even has a X server just in case you want to run anything based on it.
I'm left-handed but i use my mouse with the right hand... I know it's weird but I can't sign my name with the right hand. I guess the solution ain't solution to everybody!
[...] And my PC keyboards all waste plastic on a backwards-apostrophe key [...]
Well, you know, that backwards-apostrophe you talk about, amongst other things, is used in many countries (Portugal, France, Spain, etc.) as a vowel accent (e.g. à, è, ì, ò, ù...).
And you should also know that it's used in many unix shells to run commands and pipe the output.
Sometimes when you think that there's no use in a key, someone else created good ways to use them.
Heck, why just they use those mini CDRW's of about 150MB? Just throw into the package a bunch of them! Label them as 'FREE' and you will se that people will start buying it!
Even here in Portugal, where I live, a small country we were affected by what happened. We had some scientific projects regarding living in space that could result in good information for future space projects (like man in mars). R.I.P.
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HTML+TIME, more powerful than SMIL.
don't say that, otherwise there will be no more IT security jobs!
I'm suprised more network services (smtp, web, ftp) aren't being written either entirely in these languages
smtp: Apache James
web: Apache Tomcat
Why protected at an upper level, if you can protect at a lower level? It's more robust to enforce security at a lower level than to rely on good programming practices!
but 1 TB of storage, what the hell for ?
Maybe Microsoft is going to absorb eMule to rule the P2P networks?
just one more step to replacing Microsoft as the evil monopoly.
/.'ers will start saying "Google, that evil monopoly" and will hate it.
And then
this is what happens when you have too much time in your hands... what's next, chewie costume???
Did anyone thought of the social impacts these "wifi robots" can bring? i mena, here at Portugal this kind of job is usually done by retired men and young people that couldn't find another job. If these robots substitute humans, more unemployed people will appear. Social-unfriendly technology isn't the way to go, IMHO.
read it as "Projectionists Using Night Vision GOOGLES in Theaters"... damn :S
Keeping data and presentation separate is still the best thing to do. But that's why we have CSS. So unless you're still using tables, font tags or whatnot, you're not integrating data and presentation.
I think you are wrong... CSS splits STRUCTURE from PRESENTATION. DATA is what you put between tags. You can have the same structure with diferent data instances, presented in several diferent forms. Oh, BTW, php, asp, jsp are BAD ways of using this kind of design. Try using XML/XSLT/CSS to unleash the true power of web...
Vampire: The Masquerade - Redemption uses Java as its game scripting language, as described here (free reg required) under the "What Went Right" section, 3rd topic (3. Using Java as a scripting engine.). I guess it pretty much says it!!!
I don't agree. Nearly everything you have in linux, you can have it already compiled (or at least in source code) to MacOS X. Regarding apps, this deals with them. Kernel realiability, *BSD legacy handles it very well. GUI, well... it's a mac, its responsiveness is at an upper level, comparing with ANY linux GUI. It even has a X server just in case you want to run anything based on it.
I'm left-handed but i use my mouse with the right hand... I know it's weird but I can't sign my name with the right hand. I guess the solution ain't solution to everybody!
hummm, vampires and werewolves... Vampire: The Masquerade anyone?
[...] And my PC keyboards all waste plastic on a backwards-apostrophe key [...]
Well, you know, that backwards-apostrophe you talk about, amongst other things, is used in many countries (Portugal, France, Spain, etc.) as a vowel accent (e.g. à, è, ì, ò, ù...).
And you should also know that it's used in many unix shells to run commands and pipe the output.
Sometimes when you think that there's no use in a key, someone else created good ways to use them.
Just a thought...
This way we can have two options:
- Give me enough time and enough cpu cycles that i can break any encryption...
- Steal the keys
Just a thought...Heck, why just they use those mini CDRW's of about 150MB? Just throw into the package a bunch of them! Label them as 'FREE' and you will se that people will start buying it!
Just a thought...
Even here in Portugal, where I live, a small country we were affected by what happened. We had some scientific projects regarding living in space that could result in good information for future space projects (like man in mars).
R.I.P.