More aptly, it would be like withholding the cure for breast cancer until cures for lung cancer, melanoma, malignant brain tumours, etc. were found. Assuming of course that each have subtle, but significant differences in how each is treated.
A better question is "Is this safe to use?" Theoretically, with enough power, a pulse 1Hz in frequency would disintegrate concrete rather quickly and could most likely rupture a person's organs.
Having played and finished SW: KotOR, they mention in the game that the Sith as a race died out long ago, but that Korriban (the Sith home planet) was populated by outcast Jedi who took on the Sith name as a faction.
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A good SDD should include both. A strong, easy to use, well designed UI is critical in the success of almost any front-end application. If the people developing the UI have no idea what it should look like (all they know are they requirements), you are almost guarenteed to get something with lots of blinking/scrolling text, unusable functionality, and terrible navigation.
In fact, a SDD should hardly mention code at all. Class diagrams that give a skeleton of how the functionality will be seperated and interact is much more concise and functional. Your programmers will appreciate not having to wade through hundreds of pages of code when a page containing a class diagram would have been sufficient.
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If only we could get the people responsible for fixing this onto the Druid dev team.
They have, it's just been suppressed.
"I'd offer up organs for one of these things."
/., we all know which organ should be first to go, seeing as how it's the least used.
This being
More aptly, it would be like withholding the cure for breast cancer until cures for lung cancer, melanoma, malignant brain tumours, etc. were found. Assuming of course that each have subtle, but significant differences in how each is treated.
The French didn't surrender? Quelle surprise!
You must be new here.
A better question is "Is this safe to use?" Theoretically, with enough power, a pulse 1Hz in frequency would disintegrate concrete rather quickly and could most likely rupture a person's organs.
Jeff Bezos has to start reminding his customers that he owns patents on them
You become your own grandfather.
So... just how many does she have?
Oh wait...
My car requires 1.21 jigawatts and a flux-capacitor.
Not really if take this into consideration
"And look at this... A cheese grater!"
Nonsensical statement involving plankton
Having played and finished SW: KotOR, they mention in the game that the Sith as a race died out long ago, but that Korriban (the Sith home planet) was populated by outcast Jedi who took on the Sith name as a faction.
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Absolutely!
You've demonstrated your passion for Windows by finding a way to make it go faster. After all, nothing accelerates Windows like a good 9.8 m/s^2
I do hope that within the next few years we'll see a merging of phones and PDA's
You mean like this
Well, Purple is a fruit
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Good God man! He's already at +4, Funny. I dunnaw think I can push 'im much more, Cap'n.
So would that mean a Pinto based on this technology could be called the Ford Exploder?
Thanks! I'll be here all week. Try the veal.
Online advertising saw a dramatic decrease today as one of the world's largest online advertising agencies, DoubleClick.com, mysteriously went silent.
Sources pointed to a /. article that linked to a PDF on DoubleClick.com's website as the culprit.
It would be interesting to see ./ actually slashdot itself. Hurray for infinite recursion!
"It's dead, Jim."
A good SDD should include both. A strong, easy to use, well designed UI is critical in the success of almost any front-end application. If the people developing the UI have no idea what it should look like (all they know are they requirements), you are almost guarenteed to get something with lots of blinking/scrolling text, unusable functionality, and terrible navigation.
In fact, a SDD should hardly mention code at all. Class diagrams that give a skeleton of how the functionality will be seperated and interact is much more concise and functional. Your programmers will appreciate not having to wade through hundreds of pages of code when a page containing a class diagram would have been sufficient.