Yeah, I used to look for a switch statement in Perl until I came along this type of construct, which is far more powerful (regexps) and basically better than a switch:
SWITCH: for ($checkme) {
$_ eq "foo" and do
{
# Foo stuff...
Maybe things will improve again when the mass production of e-paper comes along and the internet can be used to get hold of news. Some suggestions for less biased (not unbiased) news:
In general, humans like to share in emotions with other people, which is why groups of people tend to laugh together, cry together, smile together, get angry together, etc.
Try cheering a sports team on on your own, vs. with a group of other people, and see which feels naturally easier.
Wal-Mart pulled out of the German market in 2006 after losing ~$3 bn
Strange, isn't it? Given their profit level, they could easily afford to absorb that hit, and I'm kinda surprised they didn't just wait it out until they'd figured out and assimilated the market, Microsoft-style.
I Hope they slowly and carefully extend themselves to the East Coast and become available to more people.... and then get bought up in one fell swoop by some billionaire, mismanaged, closed down, and liquidated. Capitalism is failing.
Wow, just wow. I'm starting to realise why the land of the free has the highest number of prisoners in the world. You lock people up for LIFE because of 3 (perhaps) minor felonies? Puritans do not make for good government.
No, it's more like, there are 10,000 people who own the exact same gun and 1 person is found dead so we'll electrocute them all because each one might have done it.
Developing countries are going straight to cell networks rather than bothering with landlines. The infrastructure is far cheaper (no last-mile problem) andthe technology is more convenient for users.
Right. Try getting a fast, low-latency internet connection without a wired connection, though. For the masses. You might find it a bit more difficult.
My husband fell in a similar situation, landed on his left side, but had his large walkie-talkie in his pocket. It cracked his ribs and destroyed the walkie-talkie; the fall would have smashed his ribs if he hadn't had it in his pocket.
What? Was his walkie-talkie made out of foam, or something?
Re: Secret of Evermore
Strange, unused, and testing text is scattered throughout the ROM, in addition to what looks like a chunk of C programming code. No, that's just the ingame script.
Slashdot Mirror
Maybe things will improve again when the mass production of e-paper comes along and the internet can be used to get hold of news. Some suggestions for less biased (not unbiased) news:
www.reuters.com
english.aljazeera.net
www.bbc.co.uk
www.theregister.co.uk
I'm not sure even the British government wants to see the contents of your intestines.
And it's Fox NEWS.
The teacher was right. We have to stop this communism right here, right now!
No, open source software is Communist. Unbloating is Stalinist.
Link, please? http://update.microsoft.com/
And if you leave them charging for too long, they explode. Looks like Sony has a rival...
My ISP sends me an email when I hit 80% and again when I hit 100%.
My ISP doesn't have retarded bandwidth caps. We should be fighting this shit.
The days of rock stars with million dollar salaries are over.
Tell that to Led Zeppelin.
In general, humans like to share in emotions with other people, which is why groups of people tend to laugh together, cry together, smile together, get angry together, etc.
Try cheering a sports team on on your own, vs. with a group of other people, and see which feels naturally easier.
This is welcome in that it a step towards enforcing Universal Rights by our value system not rules to interpret of anothers.
I'm sorry, but... what??
And like hacker/cracker, it aint gonna happen.
Wal-Mart pulled out of the German market in 2006 after losing ~$3 bn
Strange, isn't it? Given their profit level, they could easily afford to absorb that hit, and I'm kinda surprised they didn't just wait it out until they'd figured out and assimilated the market, Microsoft-style.
I Hope they slowly and carefully extend themselves to the East Coast and become available to more people. ... and then get bought up in one fell swoop by some billionaire, mismanaged, closed down, and liquidated. Capitalism is failing.
Lockyer's a three-strikes case.
Wow, just wow. I'm starting to realise why the land of the free has the highest number of prisoners in the world. You lock people up for LIFE because of 3 (perhaps) minor felonies? Puritans do not make for good government.
No, it's more like, there are 10,000 people who own the exact same gun and 1 person is found dead so we'll electrocute them all because each one might have done it.
I am Spartacus!
Our country has literally nothing else to offer the rest of the world.
McDonalds?
Erm, over here at least (UK), Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares is on Channel 4, not the BBC.
Developing countries are going straight to cell networks rather than bothering with landlines. The infrastructure is far cheaper (no last-mile problem) andthe technology is more convenient for users.
Right. Try getting a fast, low-latency internet connection without a wired connection, though. For the masses. You might find it a bit more difficult.
Easy answer:
Hope you don't do business there, and block ALL e-mails originating from Russian, Nigerian, or Brazilian IPs. That'll hit spam hard.
Nah. I think they've been dying in a few fires.
My husband fell in a similar situation, landed on his left side, but had his large walkie-talkie in his pocket. It cracked his ribs and destroyed the walkie-talkie; the fall would have smashed his ribs if he hadn't had it in his pocket.
What? Was his walkie-talkie made out of foam, or something?
There's a Voyager 2?! Oh God no; come back Enterprise, all is forgiven...