not only that but you've got IE and Firefox browsing information over decnet?
would that be hpnet now thought?
Time to whore myself: HTML::Template for PHP
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PHP Template Engines?
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If you know perl at all, I've ported HTML::Template into a PHP class. It's about 1/3 of the size as the Sourceforge project that does just that, doesn't invoke the regular expression engine and generates as few objects as possible. This allows it to run A LOT faster than the other HTML::Template engine for PHP.
It uses the same Templating syntax and tries to be a close as possible in API as the perl version, but it doesn't handle caching at all. That's coming soon.
well, there are several template kits for php. i'm not a fan of smarty coming from a perl world, so i ported html::template over to php. it's smaller than the one on sourceforge and about twice as fast. it's not extremely pretty, but it gets the job done and done well with a good execution time.
it's really about peopel writing good code, much more than PHP providing an application framework.
i worked for tripod/angelfire for 4 years as their senior web developer (even wrote an article for webmonkey on PHP photo galleries) and at the time they closed webmonkey, lycos laid off most of it's employees who worked for "non-core" business parts now.
pretty much they (terra) are focusing on the money-making aspects (proudly tripod/angelfire seems to be one of these) and cutting the rest of the crap.
we use wap to allow you to purchase ringtones and wallpapers for your phone. since you're accessing it from the device we can custom tailor the content to display items on the specific device can handle.
why would you want a linux version of lotus notes?
just get your admin to turn on webmail. at my old company, one of the linux people wrote a "scraper" that logged into your web mail account and generated RFC compliant mail, and set up an imap server, and injected it there. then he set up ical and some sort of slick ical->notes gateway.
it was a think of beauty. too bad the old comnpany 'owns' the code. since it was written while he was on the clock.
in windows xp you just turn on internet connection sharing and bridge the 1394 and ethernet addresses. set up the IP of your windows machine as your gateway on your mac.
The trick is on the Mac, even in OS 9, an open application gets only one entry in the task-list. Whether this is the application menu (mutli-finder) or the dock, photoshop appears once.
What bothers me is that every window the gimp opens takes up a new task bar location. On the Mac, it's up the application to manage it's own open windows (That's what the "window" menu is for) and many OS X apps now adhere to the cmd-~ windows-in-current-application switch key, so I cycle though my open iChat windows, or my open Photoshop documents with that key stroke, but only have one entry in my "running programs" list. Which, if you think about it makes sense. I'm running the gimp as an app. Not the individual palettes.
Also, what bothered me so much, and i'm glad to see fixed, was the use of context menus. Context menus are great for contextual items, but THE FILE MENU IS NOT A CONTEXT MENU.
Yeah, but does your Dell have: A built-in dual head video card? Built-in firewire 400 AND 800? Built-in USB 2.0? An internal antenna for a wireless card and a dedicated slot for it so you don't have to use up a PC Card slot? A back-lit keboard? 4 hours of battery life?
No, the Dell (with the exception of the USB 2.0 and Firewire 400, POSSIBLY) doesn't have those. Let's make sure our systems match in comparison.
I just bought a new Powerbook G4 after comparing systems from PC vendors, and since the Apple delievered on all those (It's replacing a dual-head system and I have a wireless set up at home) PLUS came with the best Unix desktop I've ever used in my life, the Mac won hands down. And yes, I'm a linux and *bsd user as well, but let's face, the Mac seriously, JUST WORKS.
actually, a lot of recent research and theological tradition has come to show that likely the celebration of hannukah was really a celebration of a decisive (yet very bloody) battle against the maccabes. it was later turned into a festival of light to help further the connection with a bloody battle, and instead connect it to a tradition of peace and friendship.
no, i totally remember oregon trail from 2nd grade. i couldn't even find it on moby games though so maybe all those drugs i did later in high school affected my memory
actually $10 says there's some sort of security bug/error that DOES let people access the pop-up manager directly from HTML.
remember, you can embed VBScript in an HTML page and set it to run on the user's end.
And then, there's my favorite hack for getting PNGs to display transparent in IE (breaks links if you're using the transparent PNG as a background, if the link is on top of the PNG...but it still looks pretty).
filter:progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.AlphaIm ag eLoader(src='/img/text.png', sizingMethod='scale');
now, really, that's not even valid CSS. but place that in your CSS rule where you want a transparent background, and BAM! Transparent PNG.
So say what you will about jerkoffs writing pop-up spam not being able to access the pop up manager, i'm firmly placing myself in the skeptic arena.
I forget the name but in my junior year of high school civics class we had a choice of writing a paper or playing this poltical sim where you had to act as president to complete a specific scenario (like balance the budget, etc) by working with "congress"
it was all based on actual voting patterns and records and the sort...i wish i could remember. this is circa 1993/1994 so it was DOS based...
First, Rockstar games clearly says it's M for Mature.
Its up to the stores AND THE PARENTS to make sure that kids not old enough to partake in this entertainment are not. The game companies should no have to censor themselves anymore than CLEARLY labelling the box and the package. This is a problem not with Rockstar, but with society.
Second, from that list of "approved games" can we say MASSIVELY BORING? Who the hell EVERY enjoyed playing Math Attack over Missle Command?
by default os x stores it's machine specific information in a netinfo database. this is the way that NeXTSTEP did it.
But you can set the mode your OS X machine uses for it's information stores. Directory Access tells the machine where to look for the information, ie in BSD Flatfiles or other locations.
What's happening here is that his NetInfo database is getting hosed (since your os x machine runs this by default. hence the 127.0.0.1/local address for it)
yeah, actually I use perforce at home for all my files (similar to this cvs home directory thing, but with better results for me).
sadly we are more than 2 developers, and therefore would require more than 2 clients, of which the free version isn't licensed. and we also write our software for profit, so we can't even go that route.
but yeah, i want to write perforce and tell them to give my old job a price break. after four years i'm just 100% spoiled (of course i've never used bitkeeper, et al...)
have you every tried to install and set up subversion?
plus, after years and years of development, it's still point-oh-something and specifically states they can only guarentee that your repository can be read with x number of versions after the version that created it.
as for arch, i've been looking into it, but it's still a hack onto cvs.
subversion gets some of it right, but at my old company we used perforce and honestly, i'm spoiled and i've been trying to find a free (just as in beer, free as in speech would be nice, but i just want to get my work done quickly and without hassle) source control client that can mimic the functionality and stability of perforce, and i've yet to find one.
too bad my new place won't shell out the $650/seat for the license...
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woah!
you're still using decnet?!
not only that but you've got IE and Firefox browsing information over decnet?
would that be hpnet now thought?
If you know perl at all, I've ported HTML::Template into a PHP class. It's about 1/3 of the size as the Sourceforge project that does just that, doesn't invoke the regular expression engine and generates as few objects as possible. This allows it to run A LOT faster than the other HTML::Template engine for PHP.
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You can get it at http://www.robotholocaust.com/scripts/template.ph
It uses the same Templating syntax and tries to be a close as possible in API as the perl version, but it doesn't handle caching at all. That's coming soon.
well, there are several template kits for php. i'm not a fan of smarty coming from a perl world, so i ported html::template over to php. it's smaller than the one on sourceforge and about twice as fast. it's not extremely pretty, but it gets the job done and done well with a good execution time.
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it's really about peopel writing good code, much more than PHP providing an application framework.
(http://www.robotholocaust.com/scripts/template
actually, the lay off spree is mostly complete.
i worked for tripod/angelfire for 4 years as their senior web developer (even wrote an article for webmonkey on PHP photo galleries) and at the time they closed webmonkey, lycos laid off most of it's employees who worked for "non-core" business parts now.
pretty much they (terra) are focusing on the money-making aspects (proudly tripod/angelfire seems to be one of these) and cutting the rest of the crap.
i am a wap developer.
we use wap to allow you to purchase ringtones and wallpapers for your phone. since you're accessing it from the device we can custom tailor the content to display items on the specific device can handle.
why would you want a linux version of lotus notes?
just get your admin to turn on webmail. at my old company, one of the linux people wrote a "scraper" that logged into your web mail account and generated RFC compliant mail, and set up an imap server, and injected it there. then he set up ical and some sort of slick ical->notes gateway.
it was a think of beauty. too bad the old comnpany 'owns' the code. since it was written while he was on the clock.
at least in america we have the decency to weigh our boxes in miles.
IT'S A KILOGRAM
in windows xp you just turn on internet connection sharing and bridge the 1394 and ethernet addresses. set up the IP of your windows machine as your gateway on your mac.
done.
The trick is on the Mac, even in OS 9, an open application gets only one entry in the task-list. Whether this is the application menu (mutli-finder) or the dock, photoshop appears once.
What bothers me is that every window the gimp opens takes up a new task bar location. On the Mac, it's up the application to manage it's own open windows (That's what the "window" menu is for) and many OS X apps now adhere to the cmd-~ windows-in-current-application switch key, so I cycle though my open iChat windows, or my open Photoshop documents with that key stroke, but only have one entry in my "running programs" list. Which, if you think about it makes sense. I'm running the gimp as an app. Not the individual palettes.
Also, what bothered me so much, and i'm glad to see fixed, was the use of context menus. Context menus are great for contextual items, but THE FILE MENU IS NOT A CONTEXT MENU.
is still my commodore 64 monitor from way back in '86. works better than most tvs i've owned.
i don't use it on my computer, but it's still a monitor.
dude, i hear they're also really huge in iceland
Yeah, but does your Dell have:
A built-in dual head video card?
Built-in firewire 400 AND 800?
Built-in USB 2.0?
An internal antenna for a wireless card and a dedicated slot for it so you don't have to use up a PC Card slot?
A back-lit keboard?
4 hours of battery life?
No, the Dell (with the exception of the USB 2.0 and Firewire 400, POSSIBLY) doesn't have those. Let's make sure our systems match in comparison.
I just bought a new Powerbook G4 after comparing systems from PC vendors, and since the Apple delievered on all those (It's replacing a dual-head system and I have a wireless set up at home) PLUS came with the best Unix desktop I've ever used in my life, the Mac won hands down. And yes, I'm a linux and *bsd user as well, but let's face, the Mac seriously, JUST WORKS.
actually, a lot of recent research and theological tradition has come to show that likely the celebration of hannukah was really a celebration of a decisive (yet very bloody) battle against the maccabes. it was later turned into a festival of light to help further the connection with a bloody battle, and instead connect it to a tradition of peace and friendship.
no, i totally remember oregon trail from 2nd grade. i couldn't even find it on moby games though so maybe all those drugs i did later in high school affected my memory
actually $10 says there's some sort of security bug/error that DOES let people access the pop-up manager directly from HTML.
m ag eLoader(src='/img/text.png', sizingMethod='scale');
remember, you can embed VBScript in an HTML page and set it to run on the user's end.
And then, there's my favorite hack for getting PNGs to display transparent in IE (breaks links if you're using the transparent PNG as a background, if the link is on top of the PNG...but it still looks pretty).
filter:progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.AlphaI
now, really, that's not even valid CSS. but place that in your CSS rule where you want a transparent background, and BAM! Transparent PNG.
So say what you will about jerkoffs writing pop-up spam not being able to access the pop up manager, i'm firmly placing myself in the skeptic arena.
I forget the name but in my junior year of high school civics class we had a choice of writing a paper or playing this poltical sim where you had to act as president to complete a specific scenario (like balance the budget, etc) by working with "congress"
it was all based on actual voting patterns and records and the sort...i wish i could remember. this is circa 1993/1994 so it was DOS based...
i assume you've already tried ctrl-x ctrl-b meta meta esc ctrl-j meta x mp3id3v1-tag?
that would be my first guess.
First, Rockstar games clearly says it's M for Mature.
Its up to the stores AND THE PARENTS to make sure that kids not old enough to partake in this entertainment are not. The game companies should no have to censor themselves anymore than CLEARLY labelling the box and the package. This is a problem not with Rockstar, but with society.
Second, from that list of "approved games" can we say MASSIVELY BORING? Who the hell EVERY enjoyed playing Math Attack over Missle Command?
Ah, how's Georgia?
when he successfully defended IBM against the Feds who said it was a monopoly.
The courts said it wasn't.
of course, if you'd read the iSlurp page you'd see that it no longer works with anything post 4.0
LIke 4.0.1 where Apple started doing key passing and he doesn't want to violate the DMCA.
So, you really can't use iSlurp unless you use old copies of iTunes.
well actually, no.
by default os x stores it's machine specific information in a netinfo database. this is the way that NeXTSTEP did it.
But you can set the mode your OS X machine uses for it's information stores. Directory Access tells the machine where to look for the information, ie in BSD Flatfiles or other locations.
What's happening here is that his NetInfo database is getting hosed (since your os x machine runs this by default. hence the 127.0.0.1/local address for it)
yeah, actually I use perforce at home for all my files (similar to this cvs home directory thing, but with better results for me).
sadly we are more than 2 developers, and therefore would require more than 2 clients, of which the free version isn't licensed. and we also write our software for profit, so we can't even go that route.
but yeah, i want to write perforce and tell them to give my old job a price break. after four years i'm just 100% spoiled (of course i've never used bitkeeper, et al...)
well,
have you every tried to install and set up subversion?
plus, after years and years of development, it's still point-oh-something and specifically states they can only guarentee that your repository can be read with x number of versions after the version that created it.
as for arch, i've been looking into it, but it's still a hack onto cvs.
subversion gets some of it right, but at my old company we used perforce and honestly, i'm spoiled and i've been trying to find a free (just as in beer, free as in speech would be nice, but i just want to get my work done quickly and without hassle) source control client that can mimic the functionality and stability of perforce, and i've yet to find one.
too bad my new place won't shell out the $650/seat for the license...
using my dad's computer (mac os 9 with only ie installed) i get a pop under ad when i use the back button to get back to slashdot.
time to upgrade this to os x and install safari.