... except that the continued sales of Beatles records, especially the reissues of former rarities, proves that there's still more to life than iTMS (which I, for one, have never used...)
"Ajax requires all communication be serialized using a Javascript callback scheme that requires extensible but ultimately limiting xml communication between client and server."
False. The web server can return text, plan old xml (POX), or JSON or anything that can be encoded over HTTP.
Slashdot - bringing you the same damned discussion every day for the past year (and marking it maximally 'insightful')...
Despite reply after reply saying 'IANAL but... screw the corporations!!!1', you're answering your own question - wouldn't you be annoyed if someone did this to you? Would you employ them?
There's no law against farting, but letting one out at the end of an otherwise-succesful job interview's not going to get you far...
Doesn't it say something about the Firefox design that many of the entrants and winners are essentially ways to try to make the tabbed browser interface actually usable?..
I have it from a reputable (to me at least) biologist and veterinarian that this has been blown out of proportion. This only affects people under very specific criteria (e.g. pregnant females)
You seem to be confusing proposed psychological effects of toxoplasma infection with the physical effects of toxoplasmosis. Even then it is not that this particularly affects pregnant women, but that if a woman is first infected during pregnancy then the parasite can cross the placental barrier and attack the foetus, which has few defenses (similarly toxoplasma infection can lead to toxoplasmosis in those infected with HIV).
As for a link with schizophrenia, your argument makes about as much sense as: since 100% per cent of drivers aren't dead from traffic accidents, these can't be caused by motor vehicles!
I'm not kidding, there was in sensationalist article in a newspaper (so poor I'm sorry to admit having read it) today (ok, it was the Mail), saying that shops are sending the details of all purchases of phones with video capabilities on to the licensing authority!
Especially reputable journals whose page title is "Inventions and Ideas from Science Fiction Books and Movies at Technovelgy.com:"
No, I was talking about:
Perspectives in Biology and Medicine
E-ISSN: 1529-8795 Print ISSN: 0031-5982
Publisher: The Johns Hopkins University Press
Perspectives in Biology and Medicine publishes articles of the highest scientific and literary merit on a wide range of biomedical topics such as neurobiology, biomedical ethics and history, genetics and evolution, and ecology. Founded in 1957, this interdisciplinary journal places subjects of current interest in medicine and biology in a context with humanistic, social, and scientific concerns. The editors encourage an informal, humanistic style that preserves the warmth, excitement, and color of the biological and medical sciences.
"T. gondii may cause schizophrenia and may do so by producing or triggering the production of an hallucinogenic chemical" ('Genes, Germs, and Schizophrenia: An Evolutionary Perspective', Ledgerwood et al, Perspectives in Biology and Medicine 46(3):317-48, 2003).
But, hey, why keep up with current research (at least via credible objective surveys in reputable journals) when you can just read Wikipedia?
Look, Yahoo and Google can do whatever the hell they want. If there is a country that allows corporations to place babies on spikes and plant them in the ground, and these corporations do it, so be it. We don't have a legal right to stop them, here, in America.
The Law isn't the only way to influence the behaviour of a commercial organisation. We can hold them responsible to moral obligations as long as they depend on income from the Western world...
What immediate benefits? How about turning that around and saying: "living and working in space" is not something that's going to be done on any scale for decades, so what does it matter if it's delayed a few years when the funding could be used for research that has more immediate benefits? Rather than talking out of my hat I'm saying that as someone who's done some work at the Langley Research Centre...
I'm using PSP audio streaming right now and could be using video streaming if I weren't waiting to see what the new version of the hardware, integrated with the PS3, looks like (i.e. the software client's already rolled out)...
Old news - the technology's called LocationFree, the LocationFree player was already included in PSP firmware 2.5, as was already reported here, with the PS3 as PVR story repeated too many times to even bother pointing you there.
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... except that the continued sales of Beatles records, especially the reissues of former rarities, proves that there's still more to life than iTMS (which I, for one, have never used...)
Despite reply after reply saying 'IANAL but... screw the corporations!!!1', you're answering your own question - wouldn't you be annoyed if someone did this to you? Would you employ them?
There's no law against farting, but letting one out at the end of an otherwise-succesful job interview's not going to get you far...
Doesn't it say something about the Firefox design that many of the entrants and winners are essentially ways to try to make the tabbed browser interface actually usable?..
Oh please, it might be Sunday but do you need to troll so blatantly?
It's like copyright violators moralising about monopolistic company behaviour... oh wait!
... apparently. But, hey, they is Slashdot so we all know every Mozilla project on every platform before it even makes a 1.0 release, right?
When it's a UI idiom...
As for a link with schizophrenia, your argument makes about as much sense as: since 100% per cent of drivers aren't dead from traffic accidents, these can't be caused by motor vehicles!
Yet still they persist in this lie about 'detector vans'
I'm not kidding, there was in sensationalist article in a newspaper (so poor I'm sorry to admit having read it) today (ok, it was the Mail), saying that shops are sending the details of all purchases of phones with video capabilities on to the licensing authority!
But, hey, why keep up with current research (at least via credible objective surveys in reputable journals) when you can just read Wikipedia?
Maybe they should do the symmetric process to Visual J++ and call it Cava!
What immediate benefits? How about turning that around and saying: "living and working in space" is not something that's going to be done on any scale for decades, so what does it matter if it's delayed a few years when the funding could be used for research that has more immediate benefits? Rather than talking out of my hat I'm saying that as someone who's done some work at the Langley Research Centre...
Old news - the technology's called LocationFree, the LocationFree player was already included in PSP firmware 2.5, as was already reported here, with the PS3 as PVR story repeated too many times to even bother pointing you there.