FWIW: I have done some app development on Linux using Java compiled with GCJ with UI provided by QT (through the KDEBindings package). I found it worked quite well, and the app was very responsive (didn't feel nearly as clunky as Swing apps often do).
My only complaint was that the occasional completely random feature seemed not to work, as though they had missed a few bindings.. I can't think of any examples, but it was nothing serious.
The XM1541 multitask cable is only a bit different from the XE1541 extended cable. It has two wires swapped at the Commodore end of the cable. This allows other transfer softwares to use interrupts rather than polling to do handshake with the Commodore drive under GNU/Linux.
Q3: What do you enjoy? Bot: No, I'm not able to enjoy anything. Q4: What do you hate? Bot: I don't hate anything. Q5: How do you eat? Bot: It just comes naturaly to me. I can eat any time I want. Q6: Is snow cold? Bot: A hedgehog's heart beats 300 times a minute on average. Q7: What is the color of the sky? Bot: Fuck off.
Just awesome.. I know plenty of people who speak less coherently than that!
..up here in Ontario, Rogers cable offers boredband, where you click on links just like usual, then get bored waiting for pr0n on their so called "high speed network". It fucking rocks.
Anyone infected by email virii should have their internet access revoked for being too damn stupid. Stop opening every fucking attachment you get, morons!
Did you happen to notice the part where it said This new variant apparently doesn't spread via e-mail but instead scans for machines with an open TCP port 3127?
It's interesting to look at the W3C's description of XML:
Its goal is to enable generic SGML to be served, received, and processed on the Web in the way that is now possible with HTML.
I wonder what fraction of the XML usage out there actually falls under that definition... God knows I've used it for config files, messaging, etc. far more than I've ever used it for processing stuff on the web. Maybe that's just me..
They are serious, although it's written kinda tongue in cheek.
They just didn't have a real lawyer available to write it for them, so they tried to make it all inclusive.
..is here:
cprr
Would you and your colleagues be willing to provide some assistance to make the language more to your liking? We hoped that you would notice our longstanding plea for help, acknowledging in the agreement that it is "completely ridiculous," quoting Shaw "I'm sorry this letter is so long, I didn't have time to write a short one" and imploring the legal community: "if you know of a better, simpler 'legally correct' way, do tell us how!"
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You know you can't just make up words, right?
FWIW: I have done some app development on Linux using Java compiled with GCJ with UI provided by QT (through the KDEBindings package). I found it worked quite well, and the app was very responsive (didn't feel nearly as clunky as Swing apps often do).
My only complaint was that the occasional completely random feature seemed not to work, as though they had missed a few bindings.. I can't think of any examples, but it was nothing serious.
Let's see windows handle *that*!
..even if you got it to run under WINE, it would still produce windows binaries, which also wouldn't run natively under linux.
Q3: What do you enjoy?
Bot: No, I'm not able to enjoy anything.
Q4: What do you hate?
Bot: I don't hate anything.
Q5: How do you eat?
Bot: It just comes naturaly to me. I can eat any time I want.
Q6: Is snow cold?
Bot: A hedgehog's heart beats 300 times a minute on average.
Q7: What is the color of the sky?
Bot: Fuck off.
Just awesome.. I know plenty of people who speak less coherently than that!
You know you're living in a radioactive area if these are hopping around!
..up here in Ontario, Rogers cable offers boredband, where you click on links just like usual, then get bored waiting for pr0n on their so called "high speed network". It fucking rocks.
i believe one of the reasons for such neglection
Nice! A word that was considered obsolete in 1913.. Now that's cutting edge!
They probably meant "the world wide web" instead of the internet, and "rapid expansion" rather than initial contruction.. :)
Perl/CGI played a huge part in the early days of dynamic web programming.
Anyone infected by email virii should have their internet access revoked for being too damn stupid. Stop opening every fucking attachment you get, morons!
Did you happen to notice the part where it said This new variant apparently doesn't spread via e-mail but instead scans for machines with an open TCP port 3127?
It's interesting to look at the W3C's description of XML: Its goal is to enable generic SGML to be served, received, and processed on the Web in the way that is now possible with HTML. I wonder what fraction of the XML usage out there actually falls under that definition... God knows I've used it for config files, messaging, etc. far more than I've ever used it for processing stuff on the web. Maybe that's just me..
They are serious, although it's written kinda tongue in cheek. They just didn't have a real lawyer available to write it for them, so they tried to make it all inclusive.
..is here: cprr Would you and your colleagues be willing to provide some assistance to make the language more to your liking? We hoped that you would notice our longstanding plea for help, acknowledging in the agreement that it is "completely ridiculous," quoting Shaw "I'm sorry this letter is so long, I didn't have time to write a short one" and imploring the legal community: "if you know of a better, simpler 'legally correct' way, do tell us how!"
Here it is..
Have you considered just no clicking on the stories with the little picture of a penguin? You might save yourself a lof of heartache that way....
Have you considered just turning on javascript to block the image? :)
The RIAA doesn't care about HTTP mp3 sharing?! Tell that to mp3.com!
If they really wanna make people less vulnerable to attack, they should start filtering all traffic that DOES look like MSIE..