I haven't used VS2010 yet, so I'm not sure whether they've fixed it, but the biggest problem with the winforms designer in VS2008 isn't that it's too easy. It's that if you touch anything it rewrites half the.designer file. Must have been implemented by someone who didn't ever look at diffs in their source control program.
You're mishearing. It's actually the war on tourism. They're trying to make airports so unpleasant that no-one uses them.
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Angina is a heart problem. Heartburn is something completely different.
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Interesting. I thought that sugar beet would be a counterexample, but according to Wikipedia although it has been known for a very long time in Europe it has only been used for large-scale sugar extraction for about 200 years.
For files where you don't care about security, like say plopping some Linux ISOs on a server somewhere then FTP is as good as any.
No. For servers where you don't care about security, FTP will transfer files. Given that the cost is sending your password en clair it's just not worth it.
It's rather convenient to be able to say that every natural number has a unique factorisation. It allows you, for example, to take products over the factorisation (e.g. Euler's totient function phi(n) = n * PROD_p|n (1-1/p) which would have to be a product over "p|n AND p>1").
Sure, you can qualify "chess", but can you find a phrase as snappy as "mind sports" which is broad enough to cover tournament chess, bridge, and crossword solving?
At least you've seen the Star Wars films. I saw Attack of the Clones when I called round on a friend just as he was putting the DVD into the drive, but other than that I haven't seen them. However, just from hanging around/. and reading Darths and Droids I know enough to be the person everyone looks to when SW comes up in the pub quiz.
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My initial reaction was that he clearly didn't care about people being able to Google for his company.
I haven't used VS2010 yet, so I'm not sure whether they've fixed it, but the biggest problem with the winforms designer in VS2008 isn't that it's too easy. It's that if you touch anything it rewrites half the .designer file. Must have been implemented by someone who didn't ever look at diffs in their source control program.
Because getting blood out of a good suit is a pain in the arse.
You're mishearing. It's actually the war on tourism. They're trying to make airports so unpleasant that no-one uses them.
Angina is a heart problem. Heartburn is something completely different.
Interesting. I thought that sugar beet would be a counterexample, but according to Wikipedia although it has been known for a very long time in Europe it has only been used for large-scale sugar extraction for about 200 years.
The RIAA, at least, doesn't sue: it's the individual records companies who do that.
Or IEEE 754 / 854.
Bear in mind that anything which exposes someone with access to secret documents to blackmail ought to qualify.
For files where you don't care about security, like say plopping some Linux ISOs on a server somewhere then FTP is as good as any.
No. For servers where you don't care about security, FTP will transfer files. Given that the cost is sending your password en clair it's just not worth it.
Seminaries are more likely to teach koine Greek, which is substantially different from ancient Greek.
So it worked, then?
I know Tarjan published a paper on it in the 70s because I once tried to implement it.
It's rather convenient to be able to say that every natural number has a unique factorisation. It allows you, for example, to take products over the factorisation (e.g. Euler's totient function phi(n) = n * PROD_p|n (1-1/p) which would have to be a product over "p|n AND p>1").
Don't forget that the whole premise of the discussion is kicking mice.
Get them to watch the presentation standing on their heads.
Eschew verbosity.
By name or by value?
Most certainly not. Jeeves was a gentleman's gentleman, a valet, not a butler.
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Given that you can receive bucketloads of spam just by opening a hotmail account and waiting 6 hours, that's rather tautologous.
given the stigma attached to athletes in intellectual communities
I don't think you've taken on board Santax's point that the USA's culture doesn't extend beyond the USA.
Sure, you can qualify "chess", but can you find a phrase as snappy as "mind sports" which is broad enough to cover tournament chess, bridge, and crossword solving?
At least you've seen the Star Wars films. I saw Attack of the Clones when I called round on a friend just as he was putting the DVD into the drive, but other than that I haven't seen them. However, just from hanging around /. and reading Darths and Droids I know enough to be the person everyone looks to when SW comes up in the pub quiz.
I think that's EU database rights, which aren't the same as copyright.