It works as a 'proxy' so it works with all browsers. I can inject javascript into any page (just like GreaseMonkey). Runs in the background. I haven't noticed much RAM or CPU usage.
Only downside is it doesn't do https sites, because the browser decodes those.
Just like we had the technology to keep New Orleans dry? Or how about everyone in Rhode Island right now?
All it takes is a freak storm or flash flood and this could get wet. This is just a tiny bit of sodium in a garbage can. Now imagine a few tons of it in a few hundred thousand gallons of a flash flood.
I have a few "projects" out on Mathwork's site. I wouldn't call them full fledged "projects" but snippets of functionality that saved myself a ton of time and now they're hopefully saving other people time.
BSD licensed, anyone can do with the code what they want, if I die tomorrow the code will still survive without me. (Hline and Vline are probably the two functions that should be built in, but they were uploaded and last updated in 2001.)
I've found a ton of nifty projects at github that maybe didn't do what I wanted, but had pieces of code I used. It's what motivated me to get one myself. Until github goes under, anyone who wants to see how I've implemented my bashrc scripts can. Just like I borrowed code from someone else's bashrc project. Sounds 'survived' to me.
Could you elaborate on what pieces of coded need to be OO? It's good when it's needed and wasted code when it's not. If need be, I could write code that was modular and extensively tested, but that's not what the code was written to be.
FYI: most of my scripts are used to analyze data that will be responsible for human lives and billions of dollars worth of equipment.
I keep reading these "I need a job, I'm a programmer" stories or slashdot and can't help but think... "yeah so what, I can do that".
I have a Mechanical Engineering degree. I honestly don't do much more than 'program' all day. But all my for loops and if statements have physical implications in the real world.
I took CS120 (Java) for kicks because I liked programming. I also took CS240 (C/C++) again just for fun, but I was depressed to find out that I graduated top of both classes. Those were my ELECTIVE classes.
If you have the ability to pick up concepts, why not try for a Mechanical or Electrical engineering degree. Your programming skills won't become useless, but you will be able to use them in other ways.
If you understand how a For Loop works and you can pick up ANY of the Mechanical Engineering concepts (Thermo, Fluids, Controls, or Mechanics) you're going to be non-unemployable. I write code to dig through TBs of field data looking for events. I even have quite a few submissions to Mathworks Central and Git Hub
Don't limit yourself to just Programming. There are other skills that require "programming" but are not just limited to being able to program.
People learn through repetition and college is no different, at least with stuff in my 'core' engineering curriculum.
First few weeks of differential equations is algebra and calculus. Dynamics is just Statics with some extra terms. Controls is just differential equations and calculus. Algebra is used constantly in all of the above.
Education is meant to build on itself.
And I think that your numbers are a bit off. I know we started long division in 4th grade. 3th grade was simple multiplication and division. Fractions was long before 6th grade.
1) Porn & Sexting. 2) Policing the police state. How many photos/videos have we seen released in recent years of police abusing their power? Stuff that would have just been your word vs his in the past. Shoving kids off skate boards, body checking bicyclists, etc.
I was the last person that wanted a camera on my phone. I just wanted a (*&3@ phone. That camera phone saved my ass from insurance when someone ran a red light and made up a whole lot of false claims.
Even if 99.99% of the stuff generated on the phone is useless, It's that extra 0.01% that shows a major disaster unfolding (9/11), gets the word out about what is happening (Iran Elections), etc that I'm interested in.
Can anyone give any insight behind how they perform upgrades like this?
I'm sure we all have a "friend" who has bricked a router doing something. Thankfully my Sheeva Plug has JTAG built in and was able to get to the interface through that.
Send everything, checksum it and then flash? If something goes wrong (solar wind) is there a very basic firmware that sits and listens? Probably some basic security so the Chinese can't sit there and flood it with fake update requests?
I'm sure stuff is a lot more fun when pings aren't measured in seconds or minutes.
Rehosted on my website and then put into the nyud system, should be able to handle it. I just hate hotfile and rapidshare type sites. No I don't want to wait 30 seconds or become a premium member.
Slashdot Mirror
They did release the source code, TPB has their own clone running: piratepad, there are numerous other out there.
Download the source if you want to still run it.
Glimmer blocker.
It works as a 'proxy' so it works with all browsers.
I can inject javascript into any page (just like GreaseMonkey). Runs in the background. I haven't noticed much RAM or CPU usage.
Only downside is it doesn't do https sites, because the browser decodes those.
What they need to do is remember why the project started and get back to that.
Themes in 3.6? WTF were they thinking?
Chrome and Safari both have excellent built in Web dev/javascript tools, I don't even miss Web Developer Toolbar.
Hear that OpenSource guys, even nature agrees that forking doesn't work out.
Where can I get the source code for my drier? I want to tweak the humidity sensor. Same for the washer. I want to create an extra shiny clean cycle.
Or on Mac OS X.
Just like we had the technology to keep New Orleans dry? Or how about everyone in Rhode Island right now?
All it takes is a freak storm or flash flood and this could get wet. This is just a tiny bit of sodium in a garbage can. Now imagine a few tons of it in a few hundred thousand gallons of a flash flood.
A gas generator would make more sense as the infrastructure is already available to fuel them.
4 - G3516 LE should do the trick, plus there isn't a single point of failure. Get 5 generators and run them all at partial load.
What happens when BOB gets wet?
Ferngullyium?
Danceswithwolfiums?
DO NOT WANT!!!!!!!
Does anyone have a torrent or nzb to the chinese translated english subtitled version of Star Wars? From the screen caps they look hilarious.
Calc II, Calc III, Diff Eq, I II or III. Linear Algebra, Statistics,
There's a huge difference.
There's always MIT's Open Courseware.
But he educated the Hispanic poor community, which is why he would be an icon for them.
St. Patrick wasn't Irish, but is definitely an Irish icon.
You don't have to be successful to survive.
I have a few "projects" out on Mathwork's site. I wouldn't call them full fledged "projects" but snippets of functionality that saved myself a ton of time and now they're hopefully saving other people time.
BSD licensed, anyone can do with the code what they want, if I die tomorrow the code will still survive without me. (Hline and Vline are probably the two functions that should be built in, but they were uploaded and last updated in 2001.)
I've found a ton of nifty projects at github that maybe didn't do what I wanted, but had pieces of code I used. It's what motivated me to get one myself. Until github goes under, anyone who wants to see how I've implemented my bashrc scripts can. Just like I borrowed code from someone else's bashrc project. Sounds 'survived' to me.
Could you elaborate on what pieces of coded need to be OO? It's good when it's needed and wasted code when it's not. If need be, I could write code that was modular and extensively tested, but that's not what the code was written to be.
FYI: most of my scripts are used to analyze data that will be responsible for human lives and billions of dollars worth of equipment.
I keep reading these "I need a job, I'm a programmer" stories or slashdot and can't help but think... "yeah so what, I can do that".
I have a Mechanical Engineering degree. I honestly don't do much more than 'program' all day. But all my for loops and if statements have physical implications in the real world.
I took CS120 (Java) for kicks because I liked programming. I also took CS240 (C/C++) again just for fun, but I was depressed to find out that I graduated top of both classes. Those were my ELECTIVE classes.
If you have the ability to pick up concepts, why not try for a Mechanical or Electrical engineering degree. Your programming skills won't become useless, but you will be able to use them in other ways.
If you understand how a For Loop works and you can pick up ANY of the Mechanical Engineering concepts (Thermo, Fluids, Controls, or Mechanics) you're going to be non-unemployable. I write code to dig through TBs of field data looking for events. I even have quite a few submissions to Mathworks Central and Git Hub
Don't limit yourself to just Programming. There are other skills that require "programming" but are not just limited to being able to program.
People learn through repetition and college is no different, at least with stuff in my 'core' engineering curriculum.
First few weeks of differential equations is algebra and calculus. Dynamics is just Statics with some extra terms. Controls is just differential equations and calculus. Algebra is used constantly in all of the above.
Education is meant to build on itself.
And I think that your numbers are a bit off. I know we started long division in 4th grade. 3th grade was simple multiplication and division. Fractions was long before 6th grade.
Who says the answer has to be 'right'?
For example every website that wants "Mother's Maiden Name" gets a sha1(md5($maidenname)). Technically accurate but no one is going to 'guess' it.
Same goes for all other questions. It doesn't even have to be as complex as a hash. Just do a simple reverse or Rot13.
Last name: Smith.
Reversed: htimS.
Rot 13: ugvzF.
Now the last name is technically accurate, even if it is permuted.
BAM! Third Wheel.
Who pays/paid for it?
When my company paid for my cell phone. I left it in my desk at work.
Now that they canceled that policy to save $$, they can go to hell if they want my personal cell number.
If I'm not at my desk or on Sametime, good luck finding me.
1) Porn & Sexting.
2) Policing the police state. How many photos/videos have we seen released in recent years of police abusing their power? Stuff that would have just been your word vs his in the past. Shoving kids off skate boards, body checking bicyclists, etc.
I was the last person that wanted a camera on my phone. I just wanted a (*&3@ phone. That camera phone saved my ass from insurance when someone ran a red light and made up a whole lot of false claims.
Even if 99.99% of the stuff generated on the phone is useless, It's that extra 0.01% that shows a major disaster unfolding (9/11), gets the word out about what is happening (Iran Elections), etc that I'm interested in.
Can anyone give any insight behind how they perform upgrades like this?
I'm sure we all have a "friend" who has bricked a router doing something. Thankfully my Sheeva Plug has JTAG built in and was able to get to the interface through that.
Send everything, checksum it and then flash? If something goes wrong (solar wind) is there a very basic firmware that sits and listens? Probably some basic security so the Chinese can't sit there and flood it with fake update requests?
I'm sure stuff is a lot more fun when pings aren't measured in seconds or minutes.
I'm in the Land of the Free(tm).
Sigh. And certain groups are screaming that this new health care plan is 'oppression' and taking away from all of our rights.
Near Norway,
How did you end up so not farked up.
Signed,
American.
And MDF is NOT a hardwood.
Searchable text mirror: http://www.exstatic.org.nyud.net:8080/201001_acta.pdf_as_text.html
Rehosted on my website and then put into the nyud system, should be able to handle it.
I just hate hotfile and rapidshare type sites. No I don't want to wait 30 seconds or become a premium member.
10.0 was Cheetah.
Public Beta: "Kodiak"
10.0: "Cheetah"
10.1: "Puma"
10.2: "Jaguar"
10.3: "Panther"
10.4: "Tiger"
10.5: "Leopard"
10.6: "Snow Leopard"