Wow, you guys must have nothing better to do. It stands for "etcetera", but we just call it "etsee".
are you kidding? what's better than real life flamewar?
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Where's the recipe for fixing that problem?
it's right in the reply: use InnoDB by default. or how about this, don't forget to set the transaction flag. it's not rocket science and these aren't valid complaints either. it's just mindless MySQL bashing because "it doesn't work as I expect it to by default and I can't be bothered to tune".
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+4, Interesting? the recipe is linked in your post. change the defaults.
because there I was hand-holding him through two (XP & OSX) ftp client installs.
in XP it would have been easier to just type ftp://username@ftpserver.com in the Explorer address bar. I expect such an advanced OS as OSX to have similar functionality out of the box.
Wow, seven instances of "M$" in one post. Do you write about "Linu$ Torvald$" or "$u$e Linux" as well?
in nerd circles this might also be considered as a reference to BASIC variable notation. also, Torvalds/SUSE never got convicted under anti-turst laws and they dont have the reputaton of money grabbing bitches Microsoft has.
I guess it's like with soylent cola -- the taste varies from person to person. I've been enjoying it all the way, through Phoenix/Firebird/Firefox and now 2.0. The only things that caused grief were fucked extensions, not the browser itself.
I'll be switching back to 1.5 as soon as I find a mirror to get the old version from.
You're also missing the annoying UI design and worse performance.
I agree that the UI is not the most pretty thing ever envisioned (why does everyone go for ROUND shit now? let me guess, the UI designers have Macs) but performance wise it got better. also it's more stable and the integrated session management allows you to get rid of all the clunky extensions that tried to provide sessions (along with the kitchen sink)
there's also tabbed browsing improvements and other features. GP, check the changelogs.
There is no reasonable scenario which would ever put the IFE system in a position to affect the avionics, so mentioning the "fortune" of them being separate is utterly ridiculous.
Testing with Lynx is actually quite a good idea. Not only will you make sure that blind people can see your site, you can also confirm the complexity of your website and how easily information can be found from there.
blind people use lynx?
Re:As a longtime(past tense) PHP developer I can s
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Yet the world is full of programmers which abuse PHP to a level where you start to get the feeling that a complete rewrite of "the thing" is "the way to go"
so is it the language's fault or the programmers fault? you seem a bit confused.
If you felt that that nation state was directly responsible, you might very well decide to bomb an entire nation's infrastructure to the point where no one has Internet access.
if only they had a way to control this "cyber" attack from anywhere on the planet. some sort of globally interconnected network of computers. if al gore invents that, america is *fucked*.
you've maid about three posts whining about how expensive mobiles are. we get it. you're not fond of mobiles. how about this: get someone to send you an invite if you really want GMail, or just use another mail provider if it's not worth the hassle. Google products are not mandatory on teh internets.
and as the article states, and several other posters have mentioned, the service is now open for the masses. it may just take a while until the changes propagate to all the gajillions of servers.
I think Wikipedia is on several mysql servers simultaneously (not to mention well over a hundred http and squid servers). But I don't know the technical details.
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fedex ftw
are they still on Namek?
"Maybe we should rethink the design of our computer systems so they they are somehow verifiable," she said.
that's what she said!
>> No, it's an OS on top of an OS (your webbrowser) on top of an OS (your uhm OS).
> So where does emacs fit in there?
emacs runs them all?
Wow, you guys must have nothing better to do. It stands for "etcetera", but we just call it "etsee".
are you kidding? what's better than real life flamewar?
Where's the recipe for fixing that problem?
it's right in the reply: use InnoDB by default. or how about this, don't forget to set the transaction flag. it's not rocket science and these aren't valid complaints either. it's just mindless MySQL bashing because "it doesn't work as I expect it to by default and I can't be bothered to tune".
+4, Interesting? the recipe is linked in your post. change the defaults.
Imagine a Beowulf Cluster of These!
imagine a beowulf cluster of cheese!
because there I was hand-holding him through two (XP & OSX) ftp client installs.
in XP it would have been easier to just type ftp ://username@ftpserver.com in the Explorer address bar. I expect such an advanced OS as OSX to have similar functionality out of the box.
>> For example, the only way to effectively destroy deeply buried facilities such as those in N Korea and Iran would be to use a tactical nuke.
> Or sending infantry to clean the thing out.
nuke it from orbit. it's the only way to be sure.
That must be why everybody refers to IBM as International Busine$$ Machine$.
get with the times. IBM is a FLOSS hero now.
Wow, seven instances of "M$" in one post. Do you write about "Linu$ Torvald$" or "$u$e Linux" as well?
in nerd circles this might also be considered as a reference to BASIC variable notation. also, Torvalds/SUSE never got convicted under anti-turst laws and they dont have the reputaton of money grabbing bitches Microsoft has.
[...] massive problems with stability in 2.0
I guess it's like with soylent cola -- the taste varies from person to person. I've been enjoying it all the way, through Phoenix/Firebird/Firefox and now 2.0. The only things that caused grief were fucked extensions, not the browser itself.
I'll be switching back to 1.5 as soon as I find a mirror to get the old version from.
there you go. have fun.
You're also missing the annoying UI design and worse performance.
I agree that the UI is not the most pretty thing ever envisioned (why does everyone go for ROUND shit now? let me guess, the UI designers have Macs) but performance wise it got better. also it's more stable and the integrated session management allows you to get rid of all the clunky extensions that tried to provide sessions (along with the kitchen sink)
there's also tabbed browsing improvements and other features. GP, check the changelogs.
Hundreds of thousands of companies have, in the past day and a half, switched their entire office infrastructure
in related news: Chairs Seen Flying in Redmond
What went wrong guys? Capitalism was never supposed to be as f*cked up as this.
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There is no reasonable scenario which would ever put the IFE system in a position to affect the avionics, so mentioning the "fortune" of them being separate is utterly ridiculous.
and fortunately, they didn't.
Maddox, is that you?
Who are the apple zealots? And what is their relation to the apple nazis?
the Apple zealots try to get you to switch, while the Apple nazis kill you if you already didn't?
Testing with Lynx is actually quite a good idea. Not only will you make sure that blind people can see your site, you can also confirm the complexity of your website and how easily information can be found from there.
blind people use lynx?
Yet the world is full of programmers which abuse PHP to a level where you start to get the feeling that a complete rewrite of "the thing" is "the way to go"
so is it the language's fault or the programmers fault? you seem a bit confused.
If you felt that that nation state was directly responsible, you might very well decide to bomb an entire nation's infrastructure to the point where no one has Internet access.
if only they had a way to control this "cyber" attack from anywhere on the planet. some sort of globally interconnected network of computers. if al gore invents that, america is *fucked*.
And for fuck sake, why doesn't Windows support NFS? It makes mixing boxes on a lan such a bitch ... oh wait ... I get it.
it does thru SFU
you've maid about three posts whining about how expensive mobiles are. we get it. you're not fond of mobiles. how about this: get someone to send you an invite if you really want GMail, or just use another mail provider if it's not worth the hassle. Google products are not mandatory on teh internets.
and as the article states, and several other posters have mentioned, the service is now open for the masses. it may just take a while until the changes propagate to all the gajillions of servers.
I think Wikipedia is on several mysql servers simultaneously (not to mention well over a hundred http and squid servers). But I don't know the technical details.
details are here