Studies show that after about 200 or so days in combat troops fall into a zombie like state, not really caring what happens next.
Which studies are these?
The sad part is those 6 young soldiers will stand trail as scapegoats for the whole incident
Nothing sad about it, they were in the wrong and should be punished for that. They should also be punished for the damage they have caused to the image of the coalition.
CD-Wow is a great site and they are recommended by virgin.net. I have been using them since they started a few years back, you get your cd/dvd's individually through the post from Hong Kong.
I usually find they are far cheaper than other online sites.
I use ghost but if I had to install from scratch.
Zonealarm
Norton Systemworks (including ghost)
Partition Magic
Visual Studio 6
Visual Studio.NET
Sql Server 2000
Office XP developer
Crystal Advanced Developer 10
Crystal Enterprise 10
Winamp
If you want to make money you should be using the infinitely superior ASP.NET with Sql Server.
Of course these have the added benefit of running on a real OS like NT, 2000 or XP.
Even if you go with an online service you should do some form of local backup.
What happens if you lose your connection? This sort of service is perhaps best treated as an offsite backup.
Perhaps the crew wouldn't have died, they might have been able to stay on the ISS until the Russians sent up a capsule?
As for the Shuttle, well I agree that there wouldn't be much they could do to repair it.
Dim myArray(4) As Integer
MsgBox("After Dim " & LBound(myArray) & Chr(32) & UBound(myArray))
Running the above code I get "After Dim 0 4". This excerpt from "VB.NET in a nutshell" confirms that arrays are 0 to N containing N+1 elements.
This is what it says in VB.NET help.
Array Bound Changes in Visual Basic
Visual Basic.NET updates the declaration of array bounds to provide interoperability with arrays in other programming languages.
Visual Basic 6.0
In Visual Basic 6.0, the default lower bound of every dimension of an array is 0. You can change this to 1 with the Option Base statement. You can also override the default lower bound in individual array declarations.
If you leave the default at 0, the number of elements in the array is equal to the upper bound plus one. The following declaration reserves 21 elements for the array Weight:
Dim Weight(20) As Single
Visual Basic.NET
In Visual Basic.NET, the lower bound of every array dimension is 0, and you cannot declare it to be otherwise. The Option Base statement is not supported. The number you specify for each dimension in the declaration is the upper bound, and the initial element count is equal to the upper bound plus one. The declaration in the preceding example reserves 21 elements for Weight, with subscripts 0 through 20.
I use Visual Studio Enterprise and have not upgraded recently. I used the following code with no errors and both msgbox's reporting "0 4 4". Perhaps you have an old beta version?
Just tried that (in VB.NET) and it gives a 5 element array (0 to 4) each time. I checked both with assignment to each element and the bounds functions (lbound & ubound).
So it looks like you owe VB.NET an apology young man!
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Studies show that after about 200 or so days in combat troops fall into a zombie like state, not really caring what happens next.
Which studies are these?
The sad part is those 6 young soldiers will stand trail as scapegoats for the whole incident
Nothing sad about it, they were in the wrong and should be punished for that. They should also be punished for the damage they have caused to the image of the coalition.
gah!
CD-Wow is a great site and they are recommended by virgin.net. I have been using them since they started a few years back, you get your cd/dvd's individually through the post from Hong Kong.
I usually find they are far cheaper than other online sites.
I use ghost but if I had to install from scratch. Zonealarm Norton Systemworks (including ghost) Partition Magic Visual Studio 6 Visual Studio .NET
Sql Server 2000
Office XP developer
Crystal Advanced Developer 10
Crystal Enterprise 10
Winamp
If you want to make money you should be using the infinitely superior ASP.NET with Sql Server. Of course these have the added benefit of running on a real OS like NT, 2000 or XP.
sand in your vagina?
Even if you go with an online service you should do some form of local backup. What happens if you lose your connection? This sort of service is perhaps best treated as an offsite backup.
Prank that Stifferly Stifferson with a Tire Iron baby!
Perhaps the crew wouldn't have died, they might have been able to stay on the ISS until the Russians sent up a capsule?
As for the Shuttle, well I agree that there wouldn't be much they could do to repair it.
If you have mice and the cats aint catching them, stop feeding the cats...
well actually...
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No it isn't you wanky yanky.
You Sir, are an arsehole!
But will it have dual Jag caches? Is it egg resistant and how many ppm (pies per minute) will it consume?
Second, when the layoffs actually happened, she held a meeting with the survivors to tell us about it so we didn't hear it through the grape vine.
I can see how that works
"Can everyone who still works here come to my office for a meeting?"
"Where are you going Skyshadow?"
Small beer was the very low alcohol beer that everyone drank instead of water.
On one hand a great little motorised tank and on the other an empty can. Which is more fun?
You can stop beung a dickhead now.
Mr Grantsdale!
Tech support needs a cuddle after this.
How about deflating them as they land to cushion them.
1: You do not talk about consortium.
Out of curiosity what do you get with this?
.NET updates the declaration of array bounds to provide interoperability with arrays in other programming languages.
.NET
.NET, the lower bound of every array dimension is 0, and you cannot declare it to be otherwise. The Option Base statement is not supported. The number you specify for each dimension in the declaration is the upper bound, and the initial element count is equal to the upper bound plus one. The declaration in the preceding example reserves 21 elements for Weight, with subscripts 0 through 20.
Dim myArray(4) As Integer
MsgBox("After Dim " & LBound(myArray) & Chr(32) & UBound(myArray))
Running the above code I get "After Dim 0 4".
This excerpt from "VB.NET in a nutshell" confirms that arrays are 0 to N containing N+1 elements.
This is what it says in VB.NET help.
Array Bound Changes in Visual Basic
Visual Basic
Visual Basic 6.0
In Visual Basic 6.0, the default lower bound of every dimension of an array is 0. You can change this to 1 with the Option Base statement. You can also override the default lower bound in individual array declarations.
If you leave the default at 0, the number of elements in the array is equal to the upper bound plus one. The following declaration reserves 21 elements for the array Weight:
Dim Weight(20) As Single
Visual Basic
In Visual Basic
I use Visual Studio Enterprise and have not upgraded recently.
I used the following code with no errors and both msgbox's reporting "0 4 4". Perhaps you have an old beta version?
Dim myArray(4) As Integer
myArray(0) = 0
myArray(1) = 1
myArray(2) = 2
myArray(3) = 3
myArray(4) = 4
MsgBox("After Dim " & LBound(myArray) & Chr(32) & UBound(myArray) & Chr(32) & myArray(4))
ReDim myArray(4)
myArray(0) = 0
myArray(1) = 1
myArray(2) = 2
myArray(3) = 3
myArray(4) = 4
MsgBox("After ReDim " & LBound(myArray) & Chr(32) & UBound(myArray) & Chr(32) & myArray(4))
Just tried that (in VB.NET) and it gives a 5 element array (0 to 4) each time. I checked both with assignment to each element and the bounds functions (lbound & ubound).
So it looks like you owe VB.NET an apology young man!
larger than sovereign European states
How? in area? So what.