The object hierachy does look horendous for buttons compared to.net 1.1/2.0 which has
System.Object
System.MarshalByRefObject
System.ComponentModel.Component
System.Windows.Forms.Control
System.Windows.Forms.ButtonBase
System.Windows.Forms.Button
I hope.net doesn't go the way of the java framework - complex and unintuitive - as this is what attracted me to.net from java in the first place, the excellent hierachy of the classes, the extra functionality and also the extra bit c# has.
Having said that, Chris Powell does point out that it's not even beta yet...
Send a JPG of your half life box + key and Vivendi gets back to you (or did with me) within a day.
They sent an email back moaning about how Valve are protective of CZ keys and the JPG method would need to go through valve(which I found quite funny). My CZ key got swallowed by Valve on the night cs source was pre-loading - leaving me with a steam account and no key. The whole CZ/Ati for cs source is greed at its worst.
The preload, as said above, isn't shipping with the game engine. So until that game engine is released, it's not going to be useable - unless someone creates their own one.
Companies normally hire 3rd party security companies like RSA to do secure systems for installtions. Having said that, look at the Doom3 keys that were available with the torrents (fake ones)
hit shift + f1 for a little treat..valve should keep in a default wallhack, that way you can just assume everyone is cheating in the game, like most people do already.
According to a times article, http://business.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,8209- 1224582_2,00.html (stats in the newspaper edition) Yahoo has over 256m email users, google under 1m. It doesn't mention MSN, but the search engine figures speak for themselves: 43% Google, 31% Yahoo, so I imagine the rest is msn, altavista...
I wonder how many users Hotmail has - 100m atleast. Multiply that by 2gb, and that's a huge upgrade.
*Windows Firewall does not block outgoing traffic as some users have reported when they are presented with the following prompt
And then the dialog box below it says:
Windows firewall has blocked this program from accepting connections from the internet
So, kind of obvious really. And no demonstration application to backup the claim it blocks sockets from sending.
Seeing as MS see linux as a threat right now, you would've thought they would've acted by now, to shore up any patents they have. Particularly now Novell are part of the Mono scene.
am i right in thinking direct x already has pixel shader programming already? I can someone also shed some light on why Doom 3 requires direct x 9? I was under the impression it done using opengl
Can someone explain to me exactly what needs tweaking specifically for IE instead of Mozilla 0.x? Are we talking about ie 6 or earlier versions? I seem to remember having to do reems of extra code to accomodate Netscape. Ok Mozilla is no longer that heap of spaghetti code, but still, it works both ways. Including Opera.
plus.net has been designed so that it is easily reverse engineerable (i.e. the reflection namespace). The source for all the classes is available to view via Lutz Roeder's reflector.
Unless they start obscuring their class libraries or completely redesign ilasm (which they won't as they've built longhorn on it), then MS seems more than willing to allow people to use + abuse.NET
you would've tought microsoft would be keen to stop mono now, instead of later, as they're losing market share to linux right at this moment. They have learnt their anti-trust lessons in my view, which was the whole idea behind.net - and those of you who have used it know how well thought out the whole framework is (and if your lucky enough to have been on java projects previously, know how much more complete it is compared to java, partricularly the CLI multi-language feature). The quick and easy vb rubbish is out of the door, and the whole ethos behind it is far gone now too (windows 95/98 reliability).
I'd hazard a guess at saying there is an equal amount of.net developers now as there are java, and there is a particularly strong sharing community out there too, look at gotdotnet.com, codeproject.com and others.
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They have had a pretty good ride
Second richest company in the world is a pretty good ride !
Some newlines to <br>'s please?!!
System.ObjectSystem.MarshalByRefObject
System.ComponentModel.Component
System.Windows.Forms.Control
System.Windows.Forms.ButtonBase
System.Windows.Forms.Button
The object hierachy does look horendous for buttons compared to .net 1.1/2.0 which has
System.Object
System.MarshalByRefObject
System.ComponentModel.Component
System.Windows.Forms.Control
System.Windows.Forms.ButtonBase
System.Windows.Forms.Button
I hope .net doesn't go the way of the java framework - complex and unintuitive - as this is what attracted me to .net from java in the first place, the excellent hierachy of the classes, the extra functionality and also the extra bit c# has.
Having said that, Chris Powell does point out that it's not even beta yet...
Send a JPG of your half life box + key and Vivendi gets back to you (or did with me) within a day.
They sent an email back moaning about how Valve are protective of CZ keys and the JPG method would need to go through valve(which I found quite funny). My CZ key got swallowed by Valve on the night cs source was pre-loading - leaving me with a steam account and no key. The whole CZ/Ati for cs source is greed at its worst.
Sierra went broke, and the publishing rights went to Vivendi.
The preload, as said above, isn't shipping with the game engine. So until that game engine is released, it's not going to be useable - unless someone creates their own one.
Companies normally hire 3rd party security companies like RSA to do secure systems for installtions. Having said that, look at the Doom3 keys that were available with the torrents (fake ones)
oops i meant hole
How about this for a firefox whole http://www.nd.edu/~jsmith30/xul/test/spoof.html Puts those "You have spyware" popup boxes in IE to shame.
I also forgot that terrorists can buy bombs, even better: bind j "buy c4;slot4;drop" 5 simulataneous bomb explosions, ahh the joy of betas.
hit shift + f1 for a little treat..valve should keep in a default wallhack, that way you can just assume everyone is cheating in the game, like most people do already.
Of course you're aware that raid disks don't need degragmenting
According to a times article, http://business.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,8209- 1224582_2,00.html (stats in the newspaper edition) Yahoo has over 256m email users, google under 1m. It doesn't mention MSN, but the search engine figures speak for themselves: 43% Google, 31% Yahoo, so I imagine the rest is msn, altavista...
I wonder how many users Hotmail has - 100m atleast. Multiply that by 2gb, and that's a huge upgrade.
And then the dialog box below it says:
Windows firewall has blocked this program from accepting connections from the internet So, kind of obvious really. And no demonstration application to backup the claim it blocks sockets from sending.The article's website is timing out, but can't you 'turn off' Norton, Zonealarm by simply doing a WM_CLOSE or TerminateProcess anyway?
If the program has managed to make its way onto the host machine, then that is when the firewall isn't doing it's job.
Seeing as MS see linux as a threat right now, you would've thought they would've acted by now, to shore up any patents they have. Particularly now Novell are part of the Mono scene.
...or attracting attractive women
am i right in thinking direct x already has pixel shader programming already? I can someone also shed some light on why Doom 3 requires direct x 9? I was under the impression it done using opengl
3) their excutives cries
great idea for a movie oh, wait a second...
Can someone explain to me exactly what needs tweaking specifically for IE instead of Mozilla 0.x? Are we talking about ie 6 or earlier versions? I seem to remember having to do reems of extra code to accomodate Netscape. Ok Mozilla is no longer that heap of spaghetti code, but still, it works both ways. Including Opera.
plus .net has been designed so that it is easily reverse engineerable (i.e. the reflection namespace). The source for all the classes is available to view via Lutz Roeder's reflector.
Unless they start obscuring their class libraries or completely redesign ilasm (which they won't as they've built longhorn on it), then MS seems more than willing to allow people to use + abuse .NET
you would've tought microsoft would be keen to stop mono now, instead of later, as they're losing market share to linux right at this moment. They have learnt their anti-trust lessons in my view, which was the whole idea behind .net - and those of you who have used it know how well thought out the whole framework is (and if your lucky enough to have been on java projects previously, know how much more complete it is compared to java, partricularly the CLI multi-language feature). The quick and easy vb rubbish is out of the door, and the whole ethos behind it is far gone now too (windows 95/98 reliability).
I'd hazard a guess at saying there is an equal amount of .net developers now as there are java, and there is a particularly strong sharing community out there too, look at gotdotnet.com, codeproject.com and others.
rated as 5, funny. Oh dear...any anti-ms statement gets a 5 these days
Let's port it to C# ala http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/downloads/tools/ jlca/ :P