When will you people stop thinking of it as "MY tax dollars", and think that you, as an individual should be able to decide what every penny is spent on? Taxes are a "membership fee" that you pay to be part of society, and in return you get to vote on how government conducts it's business on a broader level. Don't like it? Fine, cancel your membership, and go somewhere else..
Win XP also generates a "unique id" of sorts to identify your system. Changing certain things, like the partionsize could be hosing this as well. VMWare has solved this problem, and offers to "recalculate" the unique id for you.
What's the problem? If anyone downloading my files wants my email, they're free to ask me for it... Just ahh, eh... email me, and Ill send it right over..
Because that's how long it would take savvis to set up savvis2.net, or spamfriendlyisp.net, or something similar, move some servers around, send a "Don't use savvis.net/login anymore, use savvis2.net/login" email to all their "premium" customers, and LOUDLY proclaim that savvis.net has taken extreme measures in the battle against spam, and is the greatest thing since sliced bread.
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I have a Zaurus SL-5500 w/ a CF wifi card running the OpenZaurus/Opie firmware, and I can say it's pretty damn solid for me. I'm currently in the process of turning it into a "Universal" remote for my HTPC also running Linux, and at some point try doing VOIP, etc, etc on it in addition to other "traditional" PDA functions.
We use Simon Delivers fairly regularly, and for us it's a nice way to cut down on grocery shopping trips . It's a bit more expensive than the big grocery chains, but if there's one thing I hate, it's sloshing through the "big box" grocery stores.
Throw in an occasional trip to Sams Club (non-free reg required) to stock up on bulk staples, or a trip to the local farmers market and co-op and the hateful trips to the "big grocery" chains are all but eliminated:-)
One of the funniest things about this whole issue was when Opera released a version of their browser that "translated" the MSN page into "Sveedish Chef" (bork, bork), just to show that two could play the "alternate versions of content" game.
JUnit does a nice job of presenting "visually" pleasing results if you want it to. I usually use it in combo with Ant (if the JUnit test fails, don't deploy/check in/etc)
Haven't looked at the c++ port CppUnit, but I'm sure it's results can be presented just as pretty.:-)
The power to build HTML Applications (HTAs) brings Microsoft(R) Internet Explorer 5 to the fore as a viable Microsoft Windows(R) development platform. HTAs are full-fledged applications. These applications are trusted and display only the menus, icons, toolbars, and title information that the Web developer creates. In short, HTAs pack all the power of Internet Explorer?its object model, performance, rendering power, protocol support, and channel-download technology without enforcing the strict security model and user interface of the browser.
I ask, because we have a very specific internal "utility" (mostly an Ant script + some code) that uses some of Ostermiller Utilies code for dealing with Excel's socalled CSV files.
Given the fact that we are not making any improvements/changes to the code, it's not part of a "product" in any way and it's certainly not something we'd release, and that our use of the libraries are a minor part of a script that has a very specific use to us, would we still be considered in "violation of the GPL"?
I am by no means and expert on the GPL, but I wouldn't think this would come close to being a violation. However, if the author has a problem with it, let me know and we'll stop using the code.
Except this isn't sitting on a server tacking on this warning to it's pages:
NOTICE: All Department of Defense telecommunications and automated information systems and related equipment are for the communication, transmission, processing, and storage of U.S. Government information only. The systems and equipment are subject to authorized monitoring to ensure proper functioning, to protect against unauthorized use, and to verify the presence and performance of applicable security features. Such monitoring may result in the acquisition, recording, and analysis of all data being communicated, transmitted, processed, or stored in this system by a user. If monitoring reveals possible evidence of criminal activity, such evidence may be provided to law enforcement personnel. Anyone using this system expressly consents to such monitoring.
Ok, I'm a bit reluctant to post this (someone may need to get a mirror going).
It's about Omar, a spammer/scam artist caught in a "counter scam" that is amazingly well done (he's been named salesperson for a non-existant firm selling "Oilators", and is part of a trade group called "Industrial Machinists And Development International League Doing Oilators" or IMADILDO for short, and the poor fool is being sent all around Africa to meet with people like Mr. Genitali Herpesi). As of last Monday, he was in Abuja, Nigeria.
HEY!!! SCO has the exclusive copyright on the multi-scrolling mouse. Prepared for exortion!!!! Oh, wait, is that you Mr. Gates? Sorry, we didn't mean to.. eh.. we just got a bit carried away, yes, we do remember, oh please let's still be friends.. it'll never, ever happen again.... sorry....
Of course, outputting "Hello joe!" twice is silly, but that decision is (usually) up to the designer.
This really pays off when at some point, you for example would like to not store the username as a String in the session, but maybe put it in some other scope, or maybe you now have a User object in the session scope, so session.getAttribute("UserName") won't work. The developer can make these changes on the backend, and the designer would never need to know. Also, maybe the designer now realizes that is's dumb to show the output twice, but isn't comfortable modifying the "magic coding stuff" in the for loop, and therefore decides to ask you to do it, whereas with the custom tag he might be able to figure it out himself, leaving you to read slashdot in peace.
All errors (if any) are made on purpose. Yes, I do have a reason why, and no I won't tell you what that reason might be.
Slashdot Mirror
Well, of course it's outdated!! If they'd only called it KNewstiKker right off the bat, we wouldn't need this new fancy app..
After unzipping the sxw...
vi
emacs
nano
notepad
textpad
etc......
When will you people stop thinking of it as "MY tax dollars", and think that you, as an individual should be able to decide what every penny is spent on? Taxes are a "membership fee" that you pay to be part of society, and in return you get to vote on how government conducts it's business on a broader level. Don't like it? Fine, cancel your membership, and go somewhere else..
Win XP also generates a "unique id" of sorts to identify your system. Changing certain things, like the partionsize could be hosing this as well. VMWare has solved this problem, and offers to "recalculate" the unique id for you.
Try: www.electoral-vote3.com
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www.electoral-vote4.com
OR
www.electoral-vote5.com
What's the problem? If anyone downloading my files wants my email, they're free to ask me for it...
Just ahh, eh... email me, and Ill send it right over..
Because that's how long it would take savvis to set up savvis2.net, or spamfriendlyisp.net, or something similar, move some servers around, send a "Don't use savvis.net/login anymore, use savvis2.net/login" email to all their "premium" customers, and LOUDLY proclaim that savvis.net has taken extreme measures in the battle against spam, and is the greatest thing since sliced bread.
You forget that the bets only go to 2010 ,,,,,
I have a Zaurus SL-5500 w/ a CF wifi card running the OpenZaurus/Opie firmware, and I can say it's pretty damn solid for me. I'm currently in the process of turning it into a "Universal" remote for my HTPC also running Linux, and at some point try doing VOIP, etc, etc on it in addition to other "traditional" PDA functions.
We use Simon Delivers fairly regularly, and for us it's a nice way to cut down on grocery shopping trips . It's a bit more expensive than the big grocery chains, but if there's one thing I hate, it's sloshing through the "big box" grocery stores. :-)
Throw in an occasional trip to Sams Club (non-free reg required) to stock up on bulk staples, or a trip to the local farmers market and co-op and the hateful trips to the "big grocery" chains are all but eliminated
Here's their press release about it:
http://www.opera.com/pressreleases/en/2003/02/14/
A simple Google search reveals what looks like his phone listing ....
Ohh, that's what their TELLING us they're doing...
JUnit does a nice job of presenting "visually" pleasing results if you want it to. I usually use it in combo with Ant (if the JUnit test fails, don't deploy/check in/etc)
:-)
Haven't looked at the c++ port CppUnit, but I'm sure it's results can be presented just as pretty.
First paragraph of this link ( HTA Overview):
The power to build HTML Applications (HTAs) brings Microsoft(R) Internet Explorer 5 to the fore as a viable Microsoft Windows(R) development platform. HTAs are full-fledged applications. These applications are trusted and display only the menus, icons, toolbars, and title information that the Web developer creates. In short, HTAs pack all the power of Internet Explorer?its object model, performance, rendering power, protocol support, and channel-download technology without enforcing the strict security model and user interface of the browser.
Gotta love it...
how much do you want to bet? :-))
(Remember: Never go in against a Sicilian and/or a Norwegian when death is on the line! And of course, Never get involved in a land war in Asia)
Unfortunetly for DVD-Jon, they don't sell Mountain Dew in Norway...
Given the fact that we are not making any improvements/changes to the code, it's not part of a "product" in any way and it's certainly not something we'd release, and that our use of the libraries are a minor part of a script that has a very specific use to us, would we still be considered in "violation of the GPL"?
I am by no means and expert on the GPL, but I wouldn't think this would come close to being a violation. However, if the author has a problem with it, let me know and we'll stop using the code.
Except this isn't sitting on a server tacking on this warning to it's pages:
NOTICE: All Department of Defense telecommunications and automated information systems and related equipment are for the communication, transmission, processing, and storage of U.S. Government information only. The systems and equipment are subject to authorized monitoring to ensure proper functioning, to protect against unauthorized use, and to verify the presence and performance of applicable security features. Such monitoring may result in the acquisition, recording, and analysis of all data being communicated, transmitted, processed, or stored in this system by a user. If monitoring reveals possible evidence of criminal activity, such evidence may be provided to law enforcement personnel. Anyone using this system expressly consents to such monitoring.
Ok, I'm a bit reluctant to post this (someone may need to get a mirror going).
It's about Omar, a spammer/scam artist caught in a "counter scam" that is amazingly well done (he's been named salesperson for a non-existant firm selling "Oilators", and is part of a trade group called "Industrial Machinists And Development International League Doing Oilators" or IMADILDO for short, and the poor fool is being sent all around Africa to meet with people like Mr. Genitali Herpesi). As of last Monday, he was in Abuja, Nigeria.
Enjoy Omars Adventure
Troll troll troll... (Although I am impressed that the little punk managed to install OSX on a SE/30)
$320.69 6 days 7 hours left ......
HEY!!! ....
SCO has the exclusive copyright on the multi-scrolling mouse. Prepared for exortion!!!!
Oh, wait, is that you Mr. Gates? Sorry, we didn't mean to.. eh.. we just got a bit carried away, yes, we do remember, oh please let's still be friends.. it'll never, ever happen again.... sorry
The server will process the tags,perhaps outputting something like:
Hello joe!Hello joe!
or perhaps:
Hello Guest!Hello Guest!
The theory being that a webdesigner will like this better than writing:
Of course, outputting "Hello joe!" twice is silly, but that decision is (usually) up to the designer.
This really pays off when at some point, you for example would like to not store the username as a String in the session, but maybe put it in some other scope, or maybe you now have a User object in the session scope, so session.getAttribute("UserName") won't work. The developer can make these changes on the backend, and the designer would never need to know.
Also, maybe the designer now realizes that is's dumb to show the output twice, but isn't comfortable modifying the "magic coding stuff" in the for loop, and therefore decides to ask you to do it, whereas with the custom tag he might be able to figure it out himself, leaving you to read slashdot in peace.
All errors (if any) are made on purpose. Yes, I do have a reason why, and no I won't tell you what that reason might be.
Novell relatively recently bought a Java App server, SilverStream, and it's a piece of crap. Looks like that's what they are using..