You would not believe the number of businesses that use a bog-standard DSL line that doesn't even carry an SLA - and then have the hubris to call their ISP and demand compensation for "lost revenue".
If it runs on a computer, it is compiled eventually. I propose that JIT compilation be considered a "half-way" mark between interpreted code and compiled code.
Certain sites are wired up to block desirable content if ads are blocked. I call this fair and unblock the site (usually)(if the content is really good, not some stupid copypaste blog).
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They live their whole lives doing what they want, and rejecting the concept that there could be anyone or anything greater than themselves
Not really, Mr. choose-something-uglier-and-attack-that-instead. They only reject the idea of an almighty God. But I think you knew that already.
As Douglas Adams defined his own atheism, you could think of it as a specific belief that there is no god.
It's necessary to boil the turtle for a bit first.
Go to an electronics supply catalog and try to find "iron stick".
The hipsters are taking up arms now.
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You would not believe the number of businesses that use a bog-standard DSL line that doesn't even carry an SLA - and then have the hubris to call their ISP and demand compensation for "lost revenue".
As would Optim...
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Never mind.
I love reading posts made by time travelers from 2006.
Okay, +1 Pratchett, just so you know we noticed.
There was a time...
Javascript, not Java.
If it runs on a computer, it is compiled eventually. I propose that JIT compilation be considered a "half-way" mark between interpreted code and compiled code.
Certain sites are wired up to block desirable content if ads are blocked. I call this fair and unblock the site (usually)(if the content is really good, not some stupid copypaste blog).
For the first time in years, I almost fell for a troll. +5 Troll.
You can't install most software without administrator perms. Not that that's a bad thing.
You're functionally correct, but there is no spec. It's a pure de facto standard, not IBM fiat.
Without even looking, I can assure you that they do not cram a bloody FORTH interpreter into 446 bytes ;)
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Just tell people you're a WinAMP admin. That will clear up the confusion.
-1 Offtopic: the plot of the last Pirates of the Caribbean movie isn't relevant.
Reminds me of a movie I went to see last year (don't remember which). One of the pre-movie ads played twice. Back to back.
It looks like you want a Lenovo laptop running Fedora Core.
Somewhere between the two is what they call "execution". Nintendo's is better.
(In addition, not in argument): You cannot innovate by focus group. This isn't a complex idea.