Wait, so did he build the whole thing with fully referenced paths on his machine, or is someone building that site live on the box? Either way, awesome work.
Right, because the price of a good is simply reflective of the cost of the inputs and not what people are willing to pay for it. Wait, that's not right.
As someone who works in C#, PHP and ASP at work and has barely played with Rails, it's the strict enforcement of MVC that is such a time saver. It's not enforcement like "You have to do things our way" to slow you down, but "We're going to make it easy to do things right so you don't cheat as often". It pays off in things like consistency and ease of refactoring.
He said, without having built anything of note in the Ruby or Rails.
Not sure why you replied to me, but A. How did you know I was an Apple user? I just switched (and I run FF on my Powerbook, my PCs at home and my machines at work). However, how do you think IE6 has a better rendering engine than Firefox (not that it's relevant since the codebase has nothing to do with Mac IE5)? There's a reason IE has a Quirks mode and it's not because it's so smart. It's a legacy of their busted (though understandable) CSS parsing from IE5. AFAIK, only Safari passes the ACID test. IE still lags behind Firefox in CSS support.
I spent years of my life making CSS consistent across browsers. Please don't tell me about Java in IE4 to justify your claims about IE's rendering engine.
They were well ahead of Windows' IE for a long time. Back when IE for Windows was at 5 and 5.5. The things Mac IE did well have long since been done by Safari, Firefox/ Camino and Opera. There's no reason (in my mind) to try to catch the Mac IE codebase up to present day. Why not hack on some open-source browser?
Are you using a Berkley back-end or FSFS? Switching to FSFS made a big difference for us (I'd say "no more corruptions", but that would be inviting a disaster). The only remaining problem is that VisualStudio hates the.svn folders and the alternate version of the Tortoise Windows client isn't a good enough solution.
Are you sure? Isn't this a good way to drive people to buy AdWords? It seems more likely this is a concerted effort that came out of the realization people who actively track their web statistics in a meaningful way are people who spend more money on ads. Which is the chicken and which is the egg is a question left to Google in this case.
Yeah, that's the new cool stylee among kids who are all ripping off Flickr in this incestuous circle jerk called "Web 2.0". Your talent is directly proportional to the size of your email input for the beta list.
While I completely agree with the spirit of your message, the reality is there needs to be some agreed-upon contract. What would you subsitute, since code won't help (as evidence of agreement) in a court case.
Oh thank you. I bought the game yesterday and played for about an hour. In Burnout 3 I thought both modes were equally enjoyable. I'm not feeling the new crash mode. It's slow and boring (though there's a good chance I don't know what I'm doing yet). The start meter is a nice idea, but it sucks to sit through the stall or the blowout. I didn't like the load time when we first got to the level; why do I need to enjoy it again?
Again, this is based on an hour's playing. Opinions expressed may not have any relationship to reality.
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I can't believe this has gotten that far, but SimCity 2000? How 'bout 1849? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean-Baptiste_Alphonse_Karr
Wait, so did he build the whole thing with fully referenced paths on his machine, or is someone building that site live on the box? Either way, awesome work.
Right, because the price of a good is simply reflective of the cost of the inputs and not what people are willing to pay for it. Wait, that's not right.
Which is just as well. We are talking about the Deity who created VD.
This may be the greatest troll of all times. Here's an object you have in most sites: User.
That's literally the figurative definition. I am floored.
No, you cannot. Prove a negative that way.
He did say "struggling to remain". I'm in the same trapper boat.
He said, without having built anything of note in the Ruby or Rails.
What kind of a name is "Poon", anyway?
You can't get the thing off until you unbuckle the 0th clasp.
You could make good money in Sudan with that theory.
Not that I'm switching to IE anytime soon. IE7's currently consuming all the memory on one of our test machines.
The rest of the world called. I tried to forward them to you, but this damn rotary phone, y'know?
Does it make you feel any better that the "joke" is actually cribed from the linked article? He managed to keep the stilted feel and everything.
I spent years of my life making CSS consistent across browsers. Please don't tell me about Java in IE4 to justify your claims about IE's rendering engine.
They were well ahead of Windows' IE for a long time. Back when IE for Windows was at 5 and 5.5. The things Mac IE did well have long since been done by Safari, Firefox/ Camino and Opera. There's no reason (in my mind) to try to catch the Mac IE codebase up to present day. Why not hack on some open-source browser?
Are you using a Berkley back-end or FSFS? Switching to FSFS made a big difference for us (I'd say "no more corruptions", but that would be inviting a disaster). The only remaining problem is that VisualStudio hates the .svn folders and the alternate version of the Tortoise Windows client isn't a good enough solution.
It takes 5 minutes? Must require two semen samples.
Basic X-Box Live is now free. Seems like less than a big deal.
Are you sure? Isn't this a good way to drive people to buy AdWords? It seems more likely this is a concerted effort that came out of the realization people who actively track their web statistics in a meaningful way are people who spend more money on ads. Which is the chicken and which is the egg is a question left to Google in this case.
Should have gone with the extended warranty this time around, then you could get your set fixed.
Yeah, that's the new cool stylee among kids who are all ripping off Flickr in this incestuous circle jerk called "Web 2.0". Your talent is directly proportional to the size of your email input for the beta list.
While I completely agree with the spirit of your message, the reality is there needs to be some agreed-upon contract. What would you subsitute, since code won't help (as evidence of agreement) in a court case.
Again, this is based on an hour's playing. Opinions expressed may not have any relationship to reality.