What makes PHP nice is that, language-wise, it is basically C plus a subset of C++ wrapped up in a scripting language. Almost any code written in C (or C++ without templates/exceptions/other icky stuff) can be trivially ported to PHP by replacing the type names with "var" and adding dollar signs in the right places. (I'm exaggerating slightly, but not much.)
I want a full color, 200dpi or better, a4 or letter sized display
The proportion of books (or at least the proportion of *my* books but i suspect its common across all books) which are colour or a4 is tiny, why would you want the extra size and expense?
I can understand for technical material this is a bit of a show stopper, do you think this is hurting early adoptions (since i guess geeks are most likely to be the first people to pick these up..at least until apple make one)
Yeah thats just cos doves are usually in the sky though so its harder to run up to them, shoot them in the face then backpedal out of reach of their chainsaw.
He could enter the next season of the apprentice and try going straight to the source.
Those disks were great, they had a little oval hole through which the disk were read and a lever on the side retracted the covering shield inside the disk itself. You can kinda get the idea here but they were way cooler in person.
Please remember that some of us are colorblind!
(I was trying to start the "Meet the Robinsons" Blue Ray disk the other day, and couldn't find the "Play" option. It seems some genius over there made the text green on white, and therefor invisible to me...)
Since I'm red/blue colourblind I really wish HD-DVD had won.
You would be surprised- dating is more difficult for nerds because *meaning* is more important, but when it happens, *attention to detail* trumps all:)
Yes attention to detail. That's why I use ICU whenever I'm dating.....
Both of these examples are somewhat disingenious given that there is not feature comparable open database to Oracle and that you suggested someone would choose flash for developing a data input platform.
If you think Java has lost serious ground to Python and Ruby you're fairly deluded. Running JSPs in tomcat isnt that popular sure, but the J2EE stack is used all over the show in thousands of enterprise critical apps.
Its ok, linux underpants would spit out a response so unintelligible you'd need to use the man page to decipher that you had dirty pants....at least they wouldnt keep crashing though O_o
Im sure there are plenty of OSS apps which havent had thousands of security experts poring over them (presumably for fun). Outside the relatively few OSS apps that are used in the enterprise I would imagine code quality is worse since commits typically aren't buddy checked (buffer overflows ahoy!) and regression testing is a relatively new addition to the OSS scene.
This got me thinking, if the ISPs DID ever throttle P2P couldnt you just send it has http data. Have everyone in the swarm hosting their own webpage on port 80 with a restful URL based on the chunk MD5 or something like that.
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I have to rent the space for the barrels as well.
I can understand for technical material this is a bit of a show stopper, do you think this is hurting early adoptions (since i guess geeks are most likely to be the first people to pick these up..at least until apple make one)
Yeah thats just cos doves are usually in the sky though so its harder to run up to them, shoot them in the face then backpedal out of reach of their chainsaw.
He could enter the next season of the apprentice and try going straight to the source.
Those disks were great, they had a little oval hole through which the disk were read and a lever on the side retracted the covering shield inside the disk itself. You can kinda get the idea here but they were way cooler in person.
Since I'm red/blue colourblind I really wish HD-DVD had won.
I can type opening and closing pre tags faster than dreamweaver loads up.....
Both of these examples are somewhat disingenious given that there is not feature comparable open database to Oracle and that you suggested someone would choose flash for developing a data input platform.
There are several JREs available, even *if* sun goes under its not likely that the IBM one is going to go away anytime soon.
If you think Java has lost serious ground to Python and Ruby you're fairly deluded. Running JSPs in tomcat isnt that popular sure, but the J2EE stack is used all over the show in thousands of enterprise critical apps.
For some reason that sentence makes me want to think that "apps" is a verb. (I'll app you good!)
i prefer to push my luck! :D
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pfft...is there anyone here who doesnt abuse caffeine? *shakes*
Red Hat is a bigger player than Ubuntu in the markets that are likely to hold software patents.
The corporate middleware I work on only supports red hat and suse for instance.
I like to have the most significant bit aligned east.
Its ok, linux underpants would spit out a response so unintelligible you'd need to use the man page to decipher that you had dirty pants....at least they wouldnt keep crashing though O_o
Im sure there are plenty of OSS apps which havent had thousands of security experts poring over them (presumably for fun). Outside the relatively few OSS apps that are used in the enterprise I would imagine code quality is worse since commits typically aren't buddy checked (buffer overflows ahoy!) and regression testing is a relatively new addition to the OSS scene.
This got me thinking, if the ISPs DID ever throttle P2P couldnt you just send it has http data. Have everyone in the swarm hosting their own webpage on port 80 with a restful URL based on the chunk MD5 or something like that.