But he is not a "nit": Huffman compression uses Huffman Coding based on the *entire* input string, unlike gzip which uses LZ77 with a sliding window, followed by Huffman Coding.
FYI- it is indeed very easy with mplayer, using the audio out driver. I did this on Linux recently so I could listen to Bowie's "Ziggy Startdust" DVD at work as an mp3, instead of having to buy the CDs when I already owned the DVD.
And the federal government is a lot more right-wing than the states.
But come here anyway.
"Australia's pretty nice, though it's a bit on the socialist side and some of the states are run by right-wing bluenose politicians, and the beer's not any better than American beer, though they do have more of it, and they're more friendly and less polite than the Canadians."
Do you need your password to be accepted in order to change the password?
The "solution" in the article is to "change your password if necessary". But how do you change your password when your previous password is not accepted?
"My question is, wouldn't developers rather use purely object-based packages, if they could, rather than code generators?"
A resounding YES! I am thoroughly sick of using dodgy code generators / wizards in a certain buggy-as-hell O-R mapping tool.. if you don't do things in a certain order, the xml files will corrupt and you're up shite creek.
I generally turn to doing just the initial generation using the IDE, then editing the XML by hand thereafter.
Most developers at Oracle currently run windows 2000. I'm pretty certain RedHat will be chosen for the desktop.. it's currently not supported officially, but I know work is underway on it.
Windows rarely bluescreens when running under VMWare. I use windows in VMWare on Linux at work every day, and it's alot more stable than running windows natively.
A little bit slower, but not too bad.. if I need to edit a complex document, I just renice VMWare for awhile and it's perfect.
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So why compare a kernel to a user-level application (ie: sendmail)? The Linux kernel is considered to be damn good also (well..).
Yes, what you describe is Huffman Coding.
But he is not a "nit":
Huffman compression uses Huffman Coding based on the *entire* input string, unlike gzip which uses LZ77 with a sliding window, followed by Huffman Coding.
You nit.
Why don't you try Epitonic?
FYI- it is indeed very easy with mplayer, using the audio out driver. I did this on Linux recently so I could listen to Bowie's "Ziggy Startdust" DVD at work as an mp3, instead of having to buy the CDs when I already owned the DVD.
yeeeeee-ha.
Hardly on the socialist side, more's the pity.
And the federal government is a lot more right-wing than the states.
But come here anyway.
"Australia's pretty nice, though it's a bit on the socialist side and some of the states are run by right-wing bluenose politicians, and the beer's not any better than American beer, though they do have more of it, and they're more friendly and less polite than the Canadians."
With a Sea of Microwaves floating around, I'm worried one of them will hit me in the head. They are bloody heavy y'know!
Oh well at least we can capture them and cook instant popcorn whenever we like.
My apologies..
The previous post explaining this bug could be in the OF App, and not OF itself probably explains this.
Do you need your password to be accepted in order to change the password?
The "solution" in the article is to "change your password if necessary". But how do you change your password when your previous password is not accepted?
"My question is, wouldn't developers rather use purely object-based packages, if they could, rather than code generators?"
.. if you don't do things in a certain order, the xml files will corrupt and you're up shite creek.
A resounding YES! I am thoroughly sick of using dodgy code generators / wizards in a certain buggy-as-hell O-R mapping tool
I generally turn to doing just the initial generation using the IDE, then editing the XML by hand thereafter.
Hear, hear.
And it's migration to every other day of the week
Yeah, that's a fair enough dig at my comment. I was not really thinking in terms of commercial games (and I should have been).
The same is true where I work (also not the gaming industry).
If MS Word worked really well under wine, would that stop people from wanting a native Linux word processor?
;)
WineX is great, but nothing beats a native game, and developers using WineX as an excuse to be windows-only are just lazy.
Okay perhaps you are right - laziness is very common after all
The point is to simply follow the link, not to parse or render the recieved HTML.
But yes, the idea is daft as many people have already pointed out.
No, but ignoring ACs (or moderating them down) is pretty standard.
An ex-employee.
*riddup*
TOAD is fantastic. I even use it under VMWare
Yes I did consider writing a shell script that plays the sound before launching tora. Still
The only problem with TOAD is all the blocking OCI calls and a single-threaded UI can lead to a very interesting experience with long-running queries.
Most developers at Oracle currently run windows 2000. I'm pretty certain RedHat will be chosen for the desktop
Did you think if the subject heading said "funny" you would be modded as such?
RTFA.
And I quote: "In March, federal agents seized Hawash, 38, from a parking lot outside Intel Corp., where he worked".
but what they found was trihydrogendioxide.
Scorched Earth was the most amazing MS-DOS game and it got me through many a high school IPT (information processing technology) class.
mmm those state-of-the-art plasma nuke graphics.
heh.
It's not that rare...
add VMWare and IntelliJ to your list.
There are lots of multi-platform, commercial java apps that people could be installing on Linux.
today you have been given 10 monitors to meta-monitor.
Windows rarely bluescreens when running under VMWare. I use windows in VMWare on Linux at work every day, and it's alot more stable than running windows natively.
A little bit slower, but not too bad