It is obvious that tall peole earn more money. let us think, who are the tallest people...hmmm. Atheletes. They earn tons of money and are generally big & tall people. How many programmers do you know have 100 million dollar contracts and multimillion dollar signing bonuses?
Hey at least you don't have to worry about zipping up after a trip to the bathroom... just make sure you're properly tucked in first....yeeeouch. We've all seen There's Somthign about Mary... don't need any "frank and beans" problems.
I could never tell how speedy it was, with all the blue flashes.
Win2k and winxp run better on my 4.5 yr old machine than 98 even did (though i did 2x my ram:-))
What are you talking about? XP ~2 times in 6 months (AOL 9... dont ask) 2k ~10 times in a year (all hardware related) 98 10 times a day, i mean come on
A decent internet connection already costs too much, I don't want to have to pay to get into every site I visit it. What's next, libraries go pay per view?
Some early/mid 90's cars with cd players added in the trunk broadcast on like channel 88. something, which is what the user tunes to, to listen to cds. (This is before 6 cd changers in-dash existed)
This is the same thing. Would these be illegal in the UK too?
Actually I think the cookie i am using is just a session id which corresponds to the session data on the server. When you're throwing together things quickly, sometimes youre just happy that its working, and don't care why.:-) The only point I really wanted to make is that cookies are more than unchekcing a box that says "always keep me logged in".
but the session key, is stored client side as a cookie, and if they dont accept that...boom. You still need something on the client side, even if what it is is minimized. I just don't like that law. I'm not pro-cookie are anything, just like to have the option to use then if i want to. Mmm, me eat cookies.
but the session key, is stored client side as a cookie, and if they dont accept that...boom. You still need something on the client side, even if what it is is minimized.
I just don't like that law. I'm not pro-cookie are anything, just like to have the option to use then if i want to.
Mmm, me eat cookies.
I guess I need to look into that stuff. Interesting. Actually I think the cookie i am using is just a session id which corresponds to the session data on the server. When you're throwing together things quickly, sometimes youre just happy that its working, and don't care why.:-)
The only point I really wanted to make is that cookies are more than unchekcing a box that says "always keep me logged in".
When you have user log-in to a particular part of the site, you need to store username, password information, and some other session variables in a cookie, so that on subpages within the part that needs to be logged into can check to see is the user is properly logged in. I like to check to see if the user is the actual user I think they are.
I guess you've never used php before. Especically a for site you need to log into. Hope this law never passes in the US, if you dont want cookies from a site, don't go there.
Does this low allow you to deny service to a user who doesn't accept the use of cookies?
What happened to Linux being a free open source OS alternative? Oxymoron.
Why doesn't SCO try to make us have a passport account and activate Linux online and everytime we make minor changes in hardware configuration and charge us an arm and a leg for it. That sounds familiar... hmm.
That's Linux with.Net.
(I hope someone thinks that spoof is funny)
I'd love to see a penquin in a red hat spray-painting cars to a customers liking...NOT!
When you copy that floppy, better not be sloppy, or you'll end up on HardCopy.
Why is the penatly for sharing music online much greater (up to 100k per song allegedy) than the penalty for getting caught shoplifting the CD from the store?
What message is this sending? Physcially stealing something is ok?
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It is obvious that tall peole earn more money. let us think, who are the tallest people...hmmm. Atheletes. They earn tons of money and are generally big & tall people. How many programmers do you know have 100 million dollar contracts and multimillion dollar signing bonuses?
Sweet! I can finnally watch the booty divx of Spy Kids 3D I've just been dying to watch. Not!
Hey at least you don't have to worry about zipping up after a trip to the bathroom... just make sure you're properly tucked in first....yeeeouch. We've all seen There's Somthign about Mary... don't need any "frank and beans" problems.
I could never tell how speedy it was, with all the blue flashes. Win2k and winxp run better on my 4.5 yr old machine than 98 even did (though i did 2x my ram :-))
What are you talking about?
XP ~2 times in 6 months (AOL 9... dont ask)
2k ~10 times in a year (all hardware related)
98 10 times a day, i mean come on
A decent internet connection already costs too much, I don't want to have to pay to get into every site I visit it. What's next, libraries go pay per view?
Some early/mid 90's cars with cd players added in the trunk broadcast on like channel 88. something, which is what the user tunes to, to listen to cds.
(This is before 6 cd changers in-dash existed)
This is the same thing. Would these be illegal in the UK too?
Isn't it funny that you'll recieve a lesser punishment for getting caught shoplifting a cd, then you would for getting caught sharing one song?
Guess we'll just have to get our music old school style. I wanna ask Winona Ryder for some tips.
Actually I think the cookie i am using is just a session id which corresponds to the session data on the server. When you're throwing together things quickly, sometimes youre just happy that its working, and don't care why. :-) The only point I really wanted to make is that cookies are more than unchekcing a box that says "always keep me logged in".
but the session key, is stored client side as a cookie, and if they dont accept that...boom. You still need something on the client side, even if what it is is minimized. I just don't like that law. I'm not pro-cookie are anything, just like to have the option to use then if i want to. Mmm, me eat cookies.
yeah, but not originally, its been passed around... i think it was, or i may be totally off, that happens sometimes, eh i'll get over it.
i just meant session cookies..that are temporary, and so only exist while you're at the site, not for 'evil' use. :-)
but the session key, is stored client side as a cookie, and if they dont accept that...boom. You still need something on the client side, even if what it is is minimized. I just don't like that law. I'm not pro-cookie are anything, just like to have the option to use then if i want to. Mmm, me eat cookies.
I guess I need to look into that stuff. Interesting. Actually I think the cookie i am using is just a session id which corresponds to the session data on the server. When you're throwing together things quickly, sometimes youre just happy that its working, and don't care why. :-)
The only point I really wanted to make is that cookies are more than unchekcing a box that says "always keep me logged in".
And just so you know, the session stuff was encrypted then put into the cookie. I saw some other people comments in the forum.
You're wrong.
When you have user log-in to a particular part of the site, you need to store username, password information, and some other session variables in a cookie, so that on subpages within the part that needs to be logged into can check to see is the user is properly logged in. I like to check to see if the user is the actual user I think they are.
I guess you've never used php before.
Especically a for site you need to log into.
Hope this law never passes in the US, if you dont want cookies from a site, don't go there.
Does this low allow you to deny service to a user who doesn't accept the use of cookies?
What happened to Linux being a free open source OS alternative? Oxymoron. Why doesn't SCO try to make us have a passport account and activate Linux online and everytime we make minor changes in hardware configuration and charge us an arm and a leg for it. That sounds familiar... hmm. That's Linux with .Net.
(I hope someone thinks that spoof is funny)
I'd love to see a penquin in a red hat spray-painting cars to a customers liking...NOT!
Whew and boy did that Duke Nukem sequel come out quickly, like 10+ years to develop. I hope they treat the DOOM franchise much better.
When you copy that floppy, better not be sloppy, or you'll end up on HardCopy.
Why is the penatly for sharing music online much greater (up to 100k per song allegedy) than the penalty for getting caught shoplifting the CD from the store?
What message is this sending? Physcially stealing something is ok?