Yes, knowing what to comment is a challenge. When I am actively working on a piece of code I find that I know it almost intuitively and comments are unnecessary. It's only when I go back weeks or months later to work on it again that I find the comments would have been helpful. Once I stumble through it a second time, I usually end up figuring out where the comments are needed.:)
It is therefore natural for us to ensure that foreign entities who wish to protect their Chinese language domain names in the.˾ and.ÍøÂç extensions are able to participate early on in the process. Therefore, we are very pleased to partner with i-DNS.net to bring this early opportunity to people outside of China now."
We have figured out a way to extract yet more money from the running capitalist dogs.
It's top 15. This is straight from Webalizer. It can probably be hacked to give OS breakdowns, but my "copious free time" list is pretty long at the moment.:)
I'm a big fan of MAPS, but one would think that over the years they've developed some very high-level contacts over at AOL and that they would call these guys up and talk it out before undertaking a major blacklisting.
Some BL lists have no published way to get off once on. There should be some consistency to at least getting removed. I speak from experience of having "inherited" an IP addr from my hosting provider that was formerly an open-relay. It took a lot of effort over 2 weeks to clean that mess up.
Soon, Linux development will no longer use this program, and no longer spread the message that non-free software is a good thing if it's convenient
Until something else comes along that suits there needs. I don't recall Linus saying, "Gee, I'll never do that again!"
OK, if you're a Stallman Myrmidon, just mod me as a troll or flamebait now.
Re-read the quote. Now try re-reading it with a cheesy Eastern-bloc accent (Boris Badenov will do in a pinch). How long before Stallman gets up on a podium and starts banging with his shoe shouting, We will bury you!"
The decision-makers will be finance-oriented, not technologists. Keep the "just like MS Office" points at a high level and keep pushing how much money it will save. Worst case, MS radically discounts their sw to play for the block. With either outcome, ther's more money to spend on the students, and that is what it's really all about.
Although Mr Allen is no longer directly involved in the management of Microsoft, he remains its second biggest shareholder. There is no suggestion that Mr Mandelson has broken the Commission's code of conduct.
As a rule, rihc and powerful people tend to hang out with other rich and powerful people. I suspect this is more about giving the appearance of impropriety rather than any impropriety itself. Political opponents will try to make hay from this.
The concept that PR influences media is about as novel as the concept that media exists primarily as an advertising vehicle. None of this is anything new.
You can get great suits (Oxxford, Zegna, Brooks Brothers, Armani) for 10-15% of retail. After another $100 at a good tailor and you've got a $2k designer suit at Men's Wearhouse prices.
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Yes, knowing what to comment is a challenge. When I am actively working on a piece of code I find that I know it almost intuitively and comments are unnecessary. It's only when I go back weeks or months later to work on it again that I find the comments would have been helpful. Once I stumble through it a second time, I usually end up figuring out where the comments are needed. :)
It's where they send the money each year to renew the tags on the Death Star.
roughly the same word as "summary execution and we send your family a bill for the bullet".
No wait. That's Mandarin.
It gets me all flustered when you talk dirty like that. :)
It is therefore natural for us to ensure that foreign entities who wish to protect their Chinese language domain names in the .˾ and .ÍøÂç extensions are able to participate early on in the process. Therefore, we are very pleased to partner with i-DNS.net to bring this early opportunity to people outside of China now."
We have figured out a way to extract yet more money from the running capitalist dogs.
As long as they don't totally fvck up what they already have, I can't see a train wreck.
Windows ME. Now that was a train wreck.
It's top 15. This is straight from Webalizer. It can probably be hacked to give OS breakdowns, but my "copious free time" list is pretty long at the moment. :)
Netmetrix is probably what you're looking for.
My stats show those whom the marketeers classify as early adopters.
Here's the whole list. IIRC, Opera can be configured to say it's either IE or FF, so their numbers are probably a little low.
75.72% Mozilla
22.50% Microsoft Internet Explorer
0.22% Opera/8.0 (Windows NT 5.1; U; en)
0.13% Opera/7.54 (X11; Linux i686; U) [en]
0.12% Opera/7.54 (Windows NT 5.1; U) [en]
0.10% Opera/8.0 (X11; Linux i686; U; en)
0.09% Googlebot/2.1 (+http://www.google.com/bot.html)
0.09% Opera/7.54 (Windows NT 5.0; U) [en]
0.07% Googlebot-Image/1.0
0.04% Opera/8.0 (Windows NT 5.0; U; en)
0.03% Opera/7.54 (Windows NT 5.1; U) [nb]
0.03% Opera/8.00 (Windows NT 5.1; U; en)
0.03% Opera/7.23 (Windows NT 5.1; U) [en]
0.03% Schmozilla/v9.14 Platinum
0.03% Mediapartners-Google/2.1
You mean PETA, but I'm sure a lot of people consider the a PITA. :)
This is Slashdot.
Infecting your hand doesn't count as "spreading it".
The subset of people who visit Network Mirror are showing 75% Firefox & 22% IE.
I'm a big fan of MAPS, but one would think that over the years they've developed some very high-level contacts over at AOL and that they would call these guys up and talk it out before undertaking a major blacklisting.
Some BL lists have no published way to get off once on. There should be some consistency to at least getting removed. I speak from experience of having "inherited" an IP addr from my hosting provider that was formerly an open-relay. It took a lot of effort over 2 weeks to clean that mess up.
sorry for overreacting then.
In the words of Foghorn Leghorn, "That's a joke son."
Any of the above-mentioned accents work for the purposes of the joke.
Or are you the same guy that missed the "does he prefer emacs or vi" joke too?
Soon, Linux development will no longer use this program, and no longer spread the message that non-free software is a good thing if it's convenient
Until something else comes along that suits there needs. I don't recall Linus saying, "Gee, I'll never do that again!"
OK, if you're a Stallman Myrmidon, just mod me as a troll or flamebait now.
Re-read the quote. Now try re-reading it with a cheesy Eastern-bloc accent (Boris Badenov will do in a pinch). How long before Stallman gets up on a podium and starts banging with his shoe shouting, We will bury you!"
He claimed 'They are shamelessly copying us',
And killing you in the market. Still. More focus on winning on less on being beaten please.
archives... all 3Gb of them. Google local search does a fine job on my 3.5Gb pst.
The decision-makers will be finance-oriented, not technologists. Keep the "just like MS Office" points at a high level and keep pushing how much money it will save. Worst case, MS radically discounts their sw to play for the block. With either outcome, ther's more money to spend on the students, and that is what it's really all about.
Although Mr Allen is no longer directly involved in the management of Microsoft, he remains its second biggest shareholder. There is no suggestion that Mr Mandelson has broken the Commission's code of conduct.
As a rule, rihc and powerful people tend to hang out with other rich and powerful people. I suspect this is more about giving the appearance of impropriety rather than any impropriety itself. Political opponents will try to make hay from this.
one would expect that one would allocate the bulk of one's campaign contributions locally, yes.
Accuweather is headquartered in Pennsylvania. And Santorum is a senator from PA. I mean, come on, what are the odds of that? ;)
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The concept that PR influences media is about as novel as the concept that media exists primarily as an advertising vehicle. None of this is anything new.
Remember subliminal advertising?
eBay
You can get great suits (Oxxford, Zegna, Brooks Brothers, Armani) for 10-15% of retail. After another $100 at a good tailor and you've got a $2k designer suit at Men's Wearhouse prices.