Did anyone else notice the 2 copyrighted images from "Pirates of the Caribbean" on the article. For some reason, I doubt he properly licensed those, but I'm sure that is completely different than pirating a game.
For my current job, they wanted a demonstration of a recent project that I've worked on. I also had to show code during it. My work on an open source project saved me from having to toss together a demo app in a few days.
From what I've read, oil companies are already leasing BLM land. Many times more oil/gas applications have been submitted/accepted without as thorough an environmental impact study.
It's okay, I'm sure Mexico will gladly sell us solar power in a few decades.
I did this to a mortgage lender who wouldn't let me get off of his spam list. He switched companies and brought the contact list with him. Sadly, his IT people didn't know how to properly configure mailman, so I replied to the list.
It happens more often than you think. Parents, tell your daughters to watch out for slippery ground. They may be the next one to slip and fall on a penis.
The article submitter has clearly never actually used the HTML canvas object. There's no way in HELL canvas & javascript together could ever approach the render and execution performance of Flash.
I have used the HTML canvas object. It's not on par with Flash 9, which is why I wrote "a first step towards Javascript being a rival to Flash". I styled that to help you with reading comprehension.
Processing.js is an enabler that will lower the bar for many developers and give it the attention needed to improve the weaknesses that exist.
I played EVE for many years and nearly every patch had some major flaw with it. The usual result was the server would have to be brought down due and then panic fixed. I think this is the first time where they resolved that issue by wiping the client.
"The documentation for the Delete function says the file should be specified with a full path but in fact it must be specified with a full path, like so:
Delete "$INSTDIR\boot.ini""
Last time I checked, a "full path" never consisted of just a filename. That is what we in the industry would like to call a relative path.
This sounds like pure marketing. If some one is willing to pay more to get their name out there, then they get what they paid for. Correct me if I'm wrong, but most of the comment arguments go against good and completely ethical business practices. If you are selling a book, would you sell it to (a) some one willing to pay $10, or (b) some one willing to pay $15?
It's possible if his cells convert light from a wider spectrum than current solar cells. "500x more" is not a direct comparison of efficiency.
That's a great idea! Definitely better than not running a red light.
McCain is also very, very, very, very, very old and has a very high probability of dying of natural causes before his term ends.
5. Get sued for injuries sustained during the stampede?
I don't see why they are trying so hard. This year the medals are lead filled immitations...like many things produced in china.
Did anyone else notice the 2 copyrighted images from "Pirates of the Caribbean" on the article. For some reason, I doubt he properly licensed those, but I'm sure that is completely different than pirating a game.
You should hold your breath until they arrive. They'll appreciate the gesture!
At least he will be able to get a better home lab after he brings this to court.
SimCity Societies returned to the simplicity and is very entertaining.
For my current job, they wanted a demonstration of a recent project that I've worked on. I also had to show code during it. My work on an open source project saved me from having to toss together a demo app in a few days.
From what I've read, oil companies are already leasing BLM land. Many times more oil/gas applications have been submitted/accepted without as thorough an environmental impact study. It's okay, I'm sure Mexico will gladly sell us solar power in a few decades.
That explains how I managed to get the first comment in.
research time well spent.
I can't wait for clownpenis.fart to be a financial website.
The problem is that in both of our wars, we are the government over there.
I did this to a mortgage lender who wouldn't let me get off of his spam list. He switched companies and brought the contact list with him. Sadly, his IT people didn't know how to properly configure mailman, so I replied to the list.
It happens more often than you think. Parents, tell your daughters to watch out for slippery ground. They may be the next one to slip and fall on a penis.
Slashdot has ads? I figured every here has firefox with noscript or one of the many ad blocking extensions.
The article submitter has clearly never actually used the HTML canvas object. There's no way in HELL canvas & javascript together could ever approach the render and execution performance of Flash.
I have used the HTML canvas object. It's not on par with Flash 9, which is why I wrote "a first step towards Javascript being a rival to Flash". I styled that to help you with reading comprehension. Processing.js is an enabler that will lower the bar for many developers and give it the attention needed to improve the weaknesses that exist.My website is wheelchair accessible...my conscious is clear.
I played EVE for many years and nearly every patch had some major flaw with it. The usual result was the server would have to be brought down due and then panic fixed. I think this is the first time where they resolved that issue by wiping the client. "The documentation for the Delete function says the file should be specified with a full path but in fact it must be specified with a full path, like so: Delete "$INSTDIR\boot.ini"" Last time I checked, a "full path" never consisted of just a filename. That is what we in the industry would like to call a relative path.
This sounds like pure marketing. If some one is willing to pay more to get their name out there, then they get what they paid for. Correct me if I'm wrong, but most of the comment arguments go against good and completely ethical business practices. If you are selling a book, would you sell it to (a) some one willing to pay $10, or (b) some one willing to pay $15?
If this works as advertised, it will be a great thing.
...else you get the hose again!
A straight answer will be given when they successfully lobby for a law that specifically states this.