Fragile? Obscure? Guess you don't need the registry. Apache hasn't been that hard to configure, once I figured how to make the directories accessible. Can you make Windows file sharing work with Linux boxes? Is configuring XP's software firewall that much easier than using Yast? It may be harder to configure X, but at least I can restart it without rebooting.
That is, is there a Java function that will accept a mathematical expression in a variable and evaluate that expression for a guven value of that variable?
Note: for those of you playing this at home, set your calculator's angle mode to radians.
A cubic foot is roughly 28 liters There are 1728 cubic inches in a cubic foot, and roughly 61 cubic inches in a liter. Dividing 1728 by 61 yields a quotient of about 28.
Academic (Student/Teacher) version of Microsoft Office is only
about $130 at Staples. That means savings of about $130,000.
Of course, Star Office includes a database program.
He also fails to realize that hardware and software are complementary goods, so that if the price for software falls, then the demand for hardware increases.
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Fragile? Obscure? Guess you don't need the registry. Apache hasn't been that hard to configure, once I figured how to make the directories accessible. Can you make Windows file sharing work with Linux boxes? Is configuring XP's software firewall that much easier than using Yast? It may be harder to configure X, but at least I can restart it without rebooting.
Except that Linux is a product, not a company. Whom are you going to sue?
Does Java have an equivalent to Python's eval()?
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in Python
>>>from math import *
>>>x = 7
>>>function = "sin(x)"
>>>eval(function)
>>>0.656986598718789
That is, is there a Java function that will accept a mathematical expression in a variable and evaluate that expression for a guven value of that variable?
Note: for those of you playing this at home, set your calculator's angle mode to radians.
Hmm. . . 2^63 (assume signed int) is 1.8x10^19, Divide that by
3x10^7 (the number of seconds in a year) to get 6x10^11, or
600,000,000,000 years.
Hmm. . . Better stock up on those 128-bit processors.
Sorry, but Noah Webster didn't risk his ass in the American Revolution to put up with your lame-o spelling.
A cubic foot is roughly 28 liters There are 1728 cubic inches in
a cubic foot, and roughly 61 cubic inches in a liter. Dividing 1728 by 61 yields a quotient of about 28.
Red air? Whatever happened to "Never underestimate your enemy"?
Last time carriers were used in war? I'm sure the crews of The General Belgrano and HMS Sheffield will disagree.
Blumenkraft? Isn't that flower power?
As being in the lead locomotive going over the first bridge made from Rearden metal? :-)
I want to hear
I want to hear
The scream of the butterfly
You also want the force to be spread over as much area as possible, to minimize the pressure at any one point.
Or in your .bash_profile file (or .bashrc)
have the line
EDITOR=/usr/local/bin/nano
EXPORT EDITOR (along with everything else).
Does it run gcc?
OOPS, could have actually tried Perl first. Yes, Perl's eval() can also do this. Why is there no Perl preview option? :-(
Well, there goes my karma :-(.
I know that Norway was ruled by Sweden from roughly 1815 to 1905. When has the reverse been the case?
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Academic (Student/Teacher) version of Microsoft Office is only about $130 at Staples. That means savings of about $130,000. Of course, Star Office includes a database program.
He also fails to realize that hardware and software are complementary goods, so that if the price for software falls, then the demand for hardware increases.
Then how would you show what the variable of integration is? And what is this purpose?
Or PostScript. I like doing graphs using PSTricks in TeX/LaTeX. To do so requires entering the formula in raw PostScript, which is in RPN.
Is a few billion dollars really that much of a miss for Microsoft? Especially if that money is spread out over several years?
But you don't object to "pro-life"? Interesting.
According to Just for Fun, Tove was a Finnish Karate Champion, so she should be able to do her own fighting.
Does IBM make more profit from consulting than it does from hardware?