I got mine about 3 weeks after I ordered it. It helped out a lot patching a friend's WinXP machine. He is stuck on 28k dialup and I think I got the CD faster than I could have pulled SP1 over that.
Windows 95 in 1995
Windows 95 OSR2 in 1996-7
Windows 98 in 1998
Windows 98 SE in 1999
Windows 2K and ME in 1999-2000
Windows XP in 2001
Wow, an upgrade every year! Blasphemy!
Actually Google will treat that as one long word. If they wanted to spam Google they would use -, not _. I believe this is a recent change to fight spammers.
Seeing how PHP started its life as a Perl script it makes sense that the langauge would be a lot like Perl. However, they are both based on C so the only main thing ripped off is the $. The foo($array, $var) foo($var, $array) thing trips me up about once a day, but thats what the manual is for (best language manual out there, imho). Also, I take insult to your bit of trolling at the end. PHP and MySQL might not be the most powerful languages, but you can get stuff done fast and its perfect for smaller sites. Now, for larger sites I would probably look into mod_python *ducks*.
Not even that, stripslashes() takes out all the extras for you, or at least appears to.
echo addslashes("This isn\'t bad for you");
This isn\\\'t bad for you
echo stripslashes("This isn\\\'t bad for you");
This isn't bad for you
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VMWare Workstation isn't an emulator, its a virtualization. It only runs on x86 machines because it doesn't actually emulate the processor.
I've gotten OS X Panther to install as well, you can see it here. Took about 7 hours on a Duron 1.6Ghz with 512MB SDRAM.
It won't have actual sticks of RAM. Its all soldered in.
Wait, you mean Hurd is still vaporware?
That would be the Earth Simulator in Japan.
So would producing and distributing software that bypasses the FairPlay DRM count? Just wondering, not that I'm doing it or anything...;)
Oh yeah, lets get sites blocking Firefox because they don't show banner ads. It already happened with popups.
Don't forget the Betamax case.
Sure, they should hire the author of DeCSS.
http://nanocrew.net/blog/apple/fairplayv2.html
http://nanocrew.net/blog/apple/hymn.html
Actually your more likely to be able to use a CD than a floppy. New systems from Dell don't have have floppy drives in the default config.
Mozilla-the-platform vs Avalon and XAML might be what he meant.
I got mine about 3 weeks after I ordered it. It helped out a lot patching a friend's WinXP machine. He is stuck on 28k dialup and I think I got the CD faster than I could have pulled SP1 over that.
Uh, I hope this was supposed to be funny. If not, you sir are looney tunes.
Windows 95 in 1995
Windows 95 OSR2 in 1996-7
Windows 98 in 1998
Windows 98 SE in 1999
Windows 2K and ME in 1999-2000
Windows XP in 2001
Wow, an upgrade every year! Blasphemy!
Oops, forgot formatting in last post.
Windows 95 in 1995 Windows 95 OSR2 in 1996-7 Windows 98 in 1998 Windows 98 SE in 1999 Windows 2K and ME in 1999-2000 Windows XP in 2001 Wow, an upgrade every year! Blasphemy!
Authentication _is_ the login. Logging in authorizes you to get access. If you mean registration, then sure.
Actually Google will treat that as one long word. If they wanted to spam Google they would use -, not _. I believe this is a recent change to fight spammers.
Probably because in a week or less playfair and DeDRMS will get a new version that does work.
phpTunes lets you access iTunes from a browser, although buying might not actually work since the upgrade. I'm out of cash so I can't test.
Uh, you can access iTunes from Windows. They wrote a windows version a long time ago.
It's mostly worthless now that they changed the DRM, but phpTunes lets you search and buy songs, if you already have an iTunes account.
Seeing how PHP started its life as a Perl script it makes sense that the langauge would be a lot like Perl. However, they are both based on C so the only main thing ripped off is the $. The foo($array, $var) foo($var, $array) thing trips me up about once a day, but thats what the manual is for (best language manual out there, imho). Also, I take insult to your bit of trolling at the end. PHP and MySQL might not be the most powerful languages, but you can get stuff done fast and its perfect for smaller sites. Now, for larger sites I would probably look into mod_python *ducks*.
Not even that, stripslashes() takes out all the extras for you, or at least appears to. echo addslashes("This isn\'t bad for you"); This isn\\\'t bad for you echo stripslashes("This isn\\\'t bad for you"); This isn't bad for you
Hmm, seems it does now. That was a big problem last time I had to deal with it. I guess enough people complained.
You could, but then you piss off all the real programmers on the server who use addslashes() when they need to. ; SELECT * FROM users WHERE id = 1