Wow! Most of that page is about alternative browsers. There isn't even an internet explorer icon there. The Mozilla icon is displayed prominently.
The last line says "To learn about the Google Toolbar for Internet Explorer, click here" which links to this url http://toolbar.google.com/index_2 Hey! There's a number in that url and a freaking underscore.
Nobody else think it's significant that Google seems to be actually advertising Mozilla-based browsers?
"It's true that every time you hear a bell, an angel gets its wings. But what they don't tell you is that every time you hear a mouse trap snap, an angel gets set on fire." --Jack Handy
I've heard many times that Religion attempts to answer the 'Why'.
You seem to be a reasonably intelligent person. Could you please tell me why you assume that there is a why?
People do not typically "flame" about VB's functionality, but rather the breed of programmers and the vendor,IDE and API lock-in which accompany it.
Oh....thanks! Mod this up 'informative', people.
I've been making VB jokes for years now with no idea why VB sucks.
Now, I can do it with authority.
XHTML is a reformulation of HTML in XML; XUL is an XML-based language that describes a computer application's graphical user interface. Not the same thing.
With the mozilla platform available on a particular machine, there really is no difference between XHTML and XUL except for the fact that one is a lot more powerful than the other.
Both of them are used to build web-applications using javascript and CSS.
The difference is that XUL can be used only on the mozilla platform while XHTML can be used for both IE and Mozilla. Oh wait.....Most of XHTML won't work on IE, so forget I said that.
Yeah, XUL can also be used to build desktop applications, but then so can XHTML.
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Wow! Most of that page is about alternative browsers. There isn't even an internet explorer icon there. The Mozilla icon is displayed prominently.
The last line says
"To learn about the Google Toolbar for Internet Explorer, click here" which links to this url http://toolbar.google.com/index_2 Hey! There's a number in that url and a freaking underscore.
Nobody else think it's significant that Google seems to be actually advertising Mozilla-based browsers?
Good times ahead, I think!
only 24,000 fewer job listings for Unix than for Windows
And there were 24,100 job listings for Windows?
Why the fuck reproduce?
That was the creepiest slashdot summary of all time. As usual I have no plans of reading TFA
And there's Odeo about which there was a New York Times Article
"It's true that every time you hear a bell, an angel gets its wings. But what they don't tell you is that every time you hear a mouse trap snap, an angel gets set on fire." --Jack Handy
+1 sure, just no Karma.
Mods should use 'Underrated' for funny comments. That should help prevent the Karma disasters which result from 'Funny/Overrated' combo mods.
Meg: You could kill all the girls who are prettier than me.
Death: Well, that would just leave England.
I've heard many times that Religion attempts to answer the 'Why'.
You seem to be a reasonably intelligent person. Could you please tell me why you assume that there is a why?
Invisible Pink Unicorn
*SWOOOOOOSH*
You'd have found it a lot funnier had you read the book. Best Two-page-chapter ever.
OMG! YOU'RE ABSOLUTELY RIGHT. LOL!! SOME PEOPLE JUST DON'T MAKE USE OF THE SHIFT KEY AT ALL. SUCH IDIOTS. LOL!!
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In ruby
>>2.+(1)
3
You see, it doesn't look like crap.
That is the same as
>>2 + 1
3
And this operation can be redefined.
class Fixnum
def +(other)
return (self - other)
end
end
>>2.+(1)
1
>>2 + 1
1
A simpler and more elegant language. __get__ __it__ ?
It's the kind of langauge you can just fall in love with.
Yeah, but then Bush will be re-elected.
Which is why the Australian preferential voting system is what America needs.
Sure you can.
:)
1) Post anonymously setting up a '+5 Funny' reply
2) Make the '+5 Funny' reply
3) Profit
Works every freaking time. I see you doing it right now
"Some may say Ruby is a bad rip-off of Lisp or Smalltalk, and I admit that. But it is nicer to ordinary people." --Matz
http://www.paulgraham.com/quotes.html
Someone should patent that line and then sue slashdotters like you.
People do not typically "flame" about VB's functionality, but rather the breed of programmers and the vendor,IDE and API lock-in which accompany it.
Oh....thanks! Mod this up 'informative', people.
I've been making VB jokes for years now with no idea why VB sucks.
Now, I can do it with authority.
1) Get free software from GNU and free hardware from Sun
2) ????
3) Profit
I'm at work and i just web-searched MILFhunter cause I didn't know what it meant!!! Gaaah!! And my organisation logs every URL!
Anyway, guess I'll be visiting a few new sites when I'm back home tonight.
XHTML is a reformulation of HTML in XML; XUL is an XML-based language that describes a computer application's graphical user interface. Not the same thing.
With the mozilla platform available on a particular machine, there really is no difference between XHTML and XUL except for the fact that one is a lot more powerful than the other.
Both of them are used to build web-applications using javascript and CSS. The difference is that XUL can be used only on the mozilla platform while XHTML can be used for both IE and Mozilla. Oh wait.....Most of XHTML won't work on IE, so forget I said that.
Yeah, XUL can also be used to build desktop applications, but then so can XHTML.
For those in the know, I guess this is surprising. Or are you claiming that we should never be surprised by any discovery?
I'm serious. How tough can cooking be? One definitive resource for the basics is all we need.
A "Learning Cooking" book from O'Reilly would rock.
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Accepting the fact that he isn't is very important
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