Incorrect. Obviously, both rules are valid, and there exists simply the (correct) corrolary that sites with more than 343 pages are improperly desinged.
So you are saying that Amazon, like it or not the most popular ecommerce site, is improperly designed?
How exactly do you "properly" design an ecommerce site that has thousands of products?
...covers any system in which a purchaser provides credit information to a mediating party, who then approves the payment and provides authorization and an identifying value to the seller.
This could possibly be the saftey net for most e-commerce sites.
Most sites collect the card info and pass it off to the processor (mediating party) and get an approval (authorization) so this "should" not be covered under this patent as the customer does not directly provide information to the mediating party.
Oh you mean Postal2 nothing quite like taking a head off with the shovel, kicking it down the street and having the dog bring it back to you to play fetch...
The version on the live CD is a patched parted. Others have used it succesfully, I have not tried it, I can't until the new live CD is released, the 10.2.8 update broke the current live CD.
You can use parted which is on the Gentoo Live CD and probably others..
From the FAQ:...Before installing Gentoo, startup with the Mac OS X Install CD. Use the Disk Utility to partition the drive in your machine into two or three partitions. Alternatively use parted from the recent LiveCD, that can handle HFS and HFS+ partitions. Furthermore it is able to shrink a partition so you don't need to delete your whole disk...
The downside to this is that the current Live CD may not work on your box due to a frimware issue, but a fixed iso should be available soon.
But if Corporations are willing to pay for RedHat on the desktop they most likely don't want something that they are going to have to upgrade every 12 months.
They will buy Enterprise WS and have patches for 5 years and only have to upgrade when they want to or every 5 years (whichever comes first).
VMWare is great, but it really only works with unix and windows. VirtualPC work(s|ed) great with old OS's like OS/2 and DOS.
Ah... OS/2 the first time I realized that I could run something other than Windows and still be able to do the Windows junk I needed.
I guess most of my virtualization uses have been to use a primary OS other than Windows while still being able to do the stuff that I have to use Windows for.
Unfortunately I don't have any of my old games/software to mess around with... wouldn't mind playing "Leisure Suit Larry in the Land of the Lounge Lizards".
Now I wonder why I have CD copies of Slackware 2.3 and FreeBSD 2.1.5 but I don't have any of my old games. My priorities must be messed up.
Since all you are doing is x86 -> x86 just use VMWare. In my experience it runs better than VPC on a Windows box.
The people that have the most cause for concern are the ones using VPC on the Mac to test web development on the Windows platform. Sure it's about as fast as molasses in winter, but it doesn't need to be fast as most of what you are looking for is layout issues.
If MS decides to scrap or cripple VPC for the Mac I will have to use my x86 machione for more than games I guess.
Based on all of the Tattoo comments in the thread...
How many Tattoos do you currently have? [] 0 (and I don't want any) [] 0 (I can't decide on the design) [] 1 [] 2-5 [] 6-10 [] 11-20 [] You can't see bare skin any longer [] CowboyNeal tried to doodle on me once
Although I do agree with you that it sucks that it trashed your music directory.
Prefrences
Advanced
Keep iTunes Music folder organized (remove check mark)
Would have saved you from this issue... You did go through the prefs before you cut it loose on your music, right?
Also a quick and dirty perl script will be able to go through the structure that iTunes created and put them back the way you want them. Or you could try something like this, which I haven't used so please don't be pissed at me if it makes a bigger mess out of your library.
My only real complaint about iTunes is that its random play isn't very random. I prefer the way winamp does this by randomizing the list and then playing it top to bottom, you are guaranteed not to hear the same song twice that way.
for me anyway, is heading to the bowl during the summer with my wife and a picnic basket containing a good bottle of wine, some bread, cheese and roasted chicken.
Turn off your damn PDA/cell/pager and if you are so important that you HAVE to be reachable at least set it to vibrate, nobody needs to know that somone is trying to get ahold of you, but you. And walk away before starting your conversation, answer it and tell them to hold while you exit the performance area.
what's wrong with using the SMTP of your ISP? You could still recieve mail... you'd just have to set up your outgoing mail to relay through the approved SMTP
This is a problem I personally would run into with what you suggest, I have a feeling I'm not alone here.
I have a laptop, I may not be in the same place for extended periods of time, I may be consulting for someone, I may be on vacation, I could be anyplace. The only location I can send mail through reliably is my own mail server.
So does this mean I need to setup my own dyndns type system to add my current IP to the approved list so that I can still send mail no matter where I am?
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So you are saying that Amazon, like it or not the most popular ecommerce site, is improperly designed?
How exactly do you "properly" design an ecommerce site that has thousands of products?
Since I have no interest in seeing that image EVER again...
Did you run that test with Safe Search ON or OFF?
I use this all the time with Smarty output filters.
In development the filters are disabled, when it goes to production they strip white space and single line comments.
Combine that with Smarty caching and phpa and you get dynamic PHP pages that perform like static ones.
This could possibly be the saftey net for most e-commerce sites.
Most sites collect the card info and pass it off to the processor (mediating party) and get an approval (authorization) so this "should" not be covered under this patent as the customer does not directly provide information to the mediating party.
Of course I'm no lawyer, so I could be wrong.
Oh you mean Postal2 nothing quite like taking a head off with the shovel, kicking it down the street and having the dog bring it back to you to play fetch...
Soon to be released with Multi player.
Froogle shows it for as low as $34.49.
And if you think tha's some kind of affiliate link, just go to froogle.google.com and search on the isbn: 1590590953.
Maybe it's just me, but that's gotta be one of the funniest sigs I've seen. Who knows, maybe I took it out of context.
DBDesigner looks promising, but they don't have an OS X build. I'll give it a shot if it will build, we shall see.
And as mentioned previously, DBDesigner only supports MySQL.
The version on the live CD is a patched parted. Others have used it succesfully, I have not tried it, I can't until the new live CD is released, the 10.2.8 update broke the current live CD.
;-)
Thereare a few mentions of it on the forums
Here
here
and here
I know that's not what you wanted to hear (first hand experience), but it's better than a sharp stick in the eye
You can use parted which is on the Gentoo Live CD and probably others..
...Before installing Gentoo, startup with the Mac OS X Install CD. Use the Disk Utility to partition the drive in your machine into two or three partitions. Alternatively use parted from the recent LiveCD, that can handle HFS and HFS+ partitions. Furthermore it is able to shrink a partition so you don't need to delete your whole disk...
From the FAQ:
The downside to this is that the current Live CD may not work on your box due to a frimware issue, but a fixed iso should be available soon.
Salvage is your friend. Of course they may have change it's name or removed it, it was salvage back in 4.1.
But if Corporations are willing to pay for RedHat on the desktop they most likely don't want something that they are going to have to upgrade every 12 months.
They will buy Enterprise WS and have patches for 5 years and only have to upgrade when they want to or every 5 years (whichever comes first).
Here are a few options:
Desktop Manager GPL
CodeTek Shareware, $30.00
Space.app QPL
Have fun-
Well, apart from doing a quick keyword search|justMichael|0 votes
Divine, it's not cheap but it sure looks nice.
Ah... OS/2 the first time I realized that I could run something other than Windows and still be able to do the Windows junk I needed.
I guess most of my virtualization uses have been to use a primary OS other than Windows while still being able to do the stuff that I have to use Windows for.
Unfortunately I don't have any of my old games/software to mess around with... wouldn't mind playing "Leisure Suit Larry in the Land of the Lounge Lizards".
Now I wonder why I have CD copies of Slackware 2.3 and FreeBSD 2.1.5 but I don't have any of my old games. My priorities must be messed up.
Since all you are doing is x86 -> x86 just use VMWare. In my experience it runs better than VPC on a Windows box.
The people that have the most cause for concern are the ones using VPC on the Mac to test web development on the Windows platform. Sure it's about as fast as molasses in winter, but it doesn't need to be fast as most of what you are looking for is layout issues.
If MS decides to scrap or cripple VPC for the Mac I will have to use my x86 machione for more than games I guess.
Doesn't that indirectly fit into the first one (and I don't want any)?
;-)
If your wife doesn't want you to do or have something she just slowly convinces you that you don't want it either.
Based on all of the Tattoo comments in the thread...
How many Tattoos do you currently have?
[] 0 (and I don't want any)
[] 0 (I can't decide on the design)
[] 1
[] 2-5
[] 6-10
[] 11-20
[] You can't see bare skin any longer
[] CowboyNeal tried to doodle on me once
The only AAC that has DRM is the stuff you purchase, you own ripped music has no restrictions.
Although I do agree with you that it sucks that it trashed your music directory.
Prefrences
Advanced
Keep iTunes Music folder organized (remove check mark)
Would have saved you from this issue... You did go through the prefs before you cut it loose on your music, right?
Also a quick and dirty perl script will be able to go through the structure that iTunes created and put them back the way you want them. Or you could try something like this, which I haven't used so please don't be pissed at me if it makes a bigger mess out of your library.
My only real complaint about iTunes is that its random play isn't very random. I prefer the way winamp does this by randomizing the list and then playing it top to bottom, you are guaranteed not to hear the same song twice that way.
...introduced a wave of new registration including...
OK, funny either way, but was that r a typo or were you poking fun at some folks probrems pronouncing certain letters?
for me anyway, is heading to the bowl during the summer with my wife and a picnic basket containing a good bottle of wine, some bread, cheese and roasted chicken.
Turn off your damn PDA/cell/pager and if you are so important that you HAVE to be reachable at least set it to vibrate, nobody needs to know that somone is trying to get ahold of you, but you. And walk away before starting your conversation, answer it and tell them to hold while you exit the performance area.
This is a problem I personally would run into with what you suggest, I have a feeling I'm not alone here.
I have a laptop, I may not be in the same place for extended periods of time, I may be consulting for someone, I may be on vacation, I could be anyplace. The only location I can send mail through reliably is my own mail server.
So does this mean I need to setup my own dyndns type system to add my current IP to the approved list so that I can still send mail no matter where I am?
The movies content may have sucked, I wouldn't know I didn't see it.
But anything that produces the following ROI was obviously good for somebody.
Hell they made $11M profit in the opening weekend.
Budget: $25M
Gross: $81.6M (as of September 28, 2003)
Numbers from IMDb
Disclaimer: These are only the US numbers, I'm too lazy to look up the conversion.