Indeed, however it's more realistic to ask for a progress report function in PHP than to ask for a progress upload bar from all the browsers on all the platforms.
Especially Internet Explorer (unless it already has one, I honestly don't know). And if it does, than shame on Firefox, Opera and Safari for not having such a feature.
Will PHP6 finally support easy-to-make upload progress bars? Because with PHP5, unless you have total control over the server, it's almost impossible to do.
And all the "hacks" I've seen so far are Perl script who never seem to be doing their job on the servers I test them on (the files do upload but the progress bar never updates during the actual uploading of the file).
BARF: Oh, what are we doing risking our lives for a runaway process? I know we need the ponies... LONE STARR: Listen. We're not just doing this for ponies. We're doing it for a shit load of ponies! BARF: Oh, you're right, and when you're right, you're right, and you, you're always right.
At 1$/channel with no minimum number of channels (and no dumbass "you need to rent our decoder for 20$+ per month" requirement either), I wouldn't mind other shows that much.
At 1$ per channel per month and an average of 30 days per month, that's under 4 cents a day. Even if you only watch one show per day per channel, that's cheap.
Do they detect Nintendo DS from both "Nitro" and "Nintendo DS" strings? Opera on DS identifies as "Nitro" and has been available for much longer, while Opera on DSi identifies as "Nintendo DS" but has only been available for a few months (Japan) or even weeks (America, Europe?).
Windows 98SE is also able to run Final Fantasy XI. Which is great because 98SE requires less ressources than XP, which means you can run FF XI on older hardware with 98SE than XP.
Actually the newer songs don't have DRM at all. Of course you're right about older songs that are still encrypted with Fairplay.
The thing is, it's not about the music files anyway. DRM'ed or not, you can move the file around. The problem seems to be the files database itself that's been encrypted.
Reminds me of the old Tengen vs Nintendo case. If I remember corretly, they lost in the USA but won in Canada.
In 1995, listening to an MP3 file required most if not all of your CPU power.
In 2005, listening to an MP3 file required 1% of your CPU power, if even that.
What is "good enough" depends on the tasks to be done. Opera has proven that good code allows the Nintendo DSi to make a "good enough" browser on a very limited platform (and to those who have tried Opera on the DS/DS Lite - there's a world of difference between Opera DS and Opera DSi).
In the end, your hardware is only as "good enough" as your software can make it.
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9 dollars a month? You're not doing it right.
www.iweb.com
www.powweb.com
Note: I don't work for any of those, but I did get many years of excellent service from both so far.
Seriously, if you're a company/whatever, then the email address to contact me is YOUR damn company/whatever name @mydomain.com
So if I get a single godamn piece of spam at that address, I know you're the ones responsible for selling/giving that address to the spammers.
On the other hand, I've heard they try to make their games run fine under WINE.
Indeed, however it's more realistic to ask for a progress report function in PHP than to ask for a progress upload bar from all the browsers on all the platforms.
Especially Internet Explorer (unless it already has one, I honestly don't know). And if it does, than shame on Firefox, Opera and Safari for not having such a feature.
You're still only thinking in three dimensions.
You'll care if someone from the year 4022 kidnaps you and leaves you stranded in 2303!
What arrows?
I'm wearing a digital watch. I think it's a pretty neat idea!
And if you live in Finland, don't nuke yourselves just to make the rest of us look guilty.
Slashdot. News for NERDS, stuff that matters.
Of course he did. He's posting from the past about how warp drives are impossible only to hide the fact that HE has a time masheen.
Will PHP6 finally support easy-to-make upload progress bars? Because with PHP5, unless you have total control over the server, it's almost impossible to do.
And all the "hacks" I've seen so far are Perl script who never seem to be doing their job on the servers I test them on (the files do upload but the progress bar never updates during the actual uploading of the file).
That's so cliché.
But you can use Boost with any language, I don't see your point.
BARF: Oh, what are we doing risking our lives for a runaway process? I know we need the ponies...
LONE STARR: Listen. We're not just doing this for ponies. We're doing it for a shit load of ponies!
BARF: Oh, you're right, and when you're right, you're right, and you, you're always right.
Reply one: Especially since Bender would fail that class.
Reply two: Especially since Bender would be a terrible teacher for an ethics class.
A work of narrative fiction, one sentence at a time?
I'm sorry, but if you really want me to read this thing, I'll need more data...
But, but... I hate both Western and Country!
If people don't watch those channels, why would they be valuable for advertisers?
Unless the advertisers are complete morons, which wouldn't surprise me.
At 1$/channel with no minimum number of channels (and no dumbass "you need to rent our decoder for 20$+ per month" requirement either), I wouldn't mind other shows that much.
At 1$ per channel per month and an average of 30 days per month, that's under 4 cents a day. Even if you only watch one show per day per channel, that's cheap.
That's because deep down, we all want to be Fox Mulder.
Do they detect Nintendo DS from both "Nitro" and "Nintendo DS" strings? Opera on DS identifies as "Nitro" and has been available for much longer, while Opera on DSi identifies as "Nintendo DS" but has only been available for a few months (Japan) or even weeks (America, Europe?).
Windows 98SE is also able to run Final Fantasy XI. Which is great because 98SE requires less ressources than XP, which means you can run FF XI on older hardware with 98SE than XP.
Actually IE6 supports PNG24 fine, it's PNG with alpha that is a problem (doesn't matter if it's PNG8+alpha or PNG24+alpha).
Actually the newer songs don't have DRM at all. Of course you're right about older songs that are still encrypted with Fairplay.
The thing is, it's not about the music files anyway. DRM'ed or not, you can move the file around. The problem seems to be the files database itself that's been encrypted.
Reminds me of the old Tengen vs Nintendo case. If I remember corretly, they lost in the USA but won in Canada.
Dear Thought Police. You have made public the response time of our units.
P.S.: your office doors are now locked, no need to run. We'll be there shortly.
In 1995, listening to an MP3 file required most if not all of your CPU power.
In 2005, listening to an MP3 file required 1% of your CPU power, if even that.
What is "good enough" depends on the tasks to be done. Opera has proven that good code allows the Nintendo DSi to make a "good enough" browser on a very limited platform (and to those who have tried Opera on the DS/DS Lite - there's a world of difference between Opera DS and Opera DSi).
In the end, your hardware is only as "good enough" as your software can make it.