There is no constitutional protection when not in the United States and at border crossings you're nowhere. They can't force you (unless you suck with torture) but they can do worse and prevent you from entering.
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Apache's only role in any Rails setup is mod_proxy_balancer to feed requests to a pack of mongrels.
To others: As for not scaling? Load of bollocks: Share an application root on NFS, configure rails and mongrel to log to a machine specific directory and just keep popping app servers into your cluster as needed. Or make extensive use of built-in caching or custom caching with memcached. It won't scale itself. Don't be lazy, people.
Will overlook the Christian Monk scrubbing scientific things away for religion to say this is really cool. I wonder how many other documents were similarly reused for $whatever. Wonder what it all says...
How long have we heard about companies selling old computers with customer data? Or people selling computers on ebay chock full of porn? The inability to learn from others' mistakes is a worry. Then again, the US military is in Asia
Clearly whoever is in charge never saw the Princess Bride and learned from Vizzini's wisdom
You only think I guessed wrong! That's what's so funny! I switched glasses when your back was turned! Ha ha! You fool! You fell victim to one of the classic blunders! The most famous is never get involved in a land war in Asia, but only slightly less well-known is this: never go in against a Sicilian when death is on the line! Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha! Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha! Ha ha ha
FIVE YEARS??? They're insane. It can take five years for a band to work their way up from garage band to being noteworthy enough to get a recording contract. This would mean that all of their early works would be unprotected right as they became popular enough to actually make money off them.
The law exists to protect private citizens and not business.
How many of you would be willing to place that kind of warranty on YOUR CODE?
I did.
Well, it wasn't so bad until the client decided to run the code (which worked locally) on some funky configuration and change spec after it's completed.
Not counting the citations at the end, the book is 1,577 pages of "guidelines." Who's got that kind of time for a hobby? Who, having a job as a programmer, even has the time to read a book like that?
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There is no constitutional protection when not in the United States and at border crossings you're nowhere. They can't force you (unless you suck with torture) but they can do worse and prevent you from entering.
Not so bad if you encrypt the cookie data.
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If anyone knows about what a monopoly is it's Microsoft.
Apache's only role in any Rails setup is mod_proxy_balancer to feed requests to a pack of mongrels.
To others:
As for not scaling? Load of bollocks: Share an application root on NFS, configure rails and mongrel to log to a machine specific directory and just keep popping app servers into your cluster as needed. Or make extensive use of built-in caching or custom caching with memcached. It won't scale itself. Don't be lazy, people.
Will overlook the Christian Monk scrubbing scientific things away for religion to say this is really cool. I wonder how many other documents were similarly reused for $whatever. Wonder what it all says...
Figure out why hot dogs come in packages of 8 whereas hot dog buns come in packages of 6.
And even still it isn't all that improved. Does IE7 support XHTML yet? Did they get around to the :hover pseudoclass?
How long have we heard about companies selling old computers with customer data? Or people selling computers on ebay chock full of porn? The inability to learn from others' mistakes is a worry. Then again, the US military is in Asia
Clearly whoever is in charge never saw the Princess Bride and learned from Vizzini's wisdom
Course...he died, soo...
FIVE YEARS??? They're insane. It can take five years for a band to work their way up from garage band to being noteworthy enough to get a recording contract. This would mean that all of their early works would be unprotected right as they became popular enough to actually make money off them.
The law exists to protect private citizens and not business.
Stay fresh or die.
Wish there was something other than a wmv!
The BBC already beat them to it.
...for those of us not in North America.
Where's the conspiracy here? Is it a good thing that DHS is supporting open source? Boy, I can't wait til the talking heads get ahold of this.
I'll see your compiler error and raise you a thousand pointless #defines!
How many of you would be willing to place that kind of warranty on YOUR CODE?
I did.
Well, it wasn't so bad until the client decided to run the code (which worked locally) on some funky configuration and change spec after it's completed.
The only real solution is to overthrow the capitalist giants whose sole purpose is to exploit "consumers" to make money.
But at the moment I'll settle for no DRM.
Well what time zone? 11:25pm here could be 6:25am somewhere else. Bad slashdot!
Must be a windows thing...
*hugs her inodes
Well I have to say I'd be happy as a schoolgirl if someone brought me a server, too. Why was it moved?
echo "Hello World!\n";
?>
What good is evolution if I'm not privy to the next generation's upgrades?
Now I know how a 386 feels.
*cry*
Section 508 surrenders?
I guess this is still news....
Not counting the citations at the end, the book is 1,577 pages of "guidelines." Who's got that kind of time for a hobby? Who, having a job as a programmer, even has the time to read a book like that?
1577 pages? Ever hear of Lord of the Rings?