"A system and method for generating computer applications in an arbitrary object framework. The method separates content, form, and function of the computer application so that each may be accessed or modified separately."
Aie, as zordac says the "free" blueray disk's a promotion in UK only. I'd kinda assumed that it was the same deal in the USA too - it's extremely rare for us Brits to get any benefits from Sony.
Guess it's a loss leader to get people started on Blueray, which is more than made up for by the difference in retail prices (we pay more for the disks even after all taxes).
..as threespeech doesn't seem to have any details?
There aren't exactly a large number of journos that'd be respected, so I guess the lack of identification is because they're all employed on one of Sony's various "Official" magazines?
The player was in my bag with a bottle of coke. Was in a rush to catch a plane (via a train) when I put the coke in the bag, and missed the fact that it wasn't tightly closed.
The process of running to the train station stimulated the coke to the level that it exited its bottle and got friendly with my H340.
Although only a small quantity of coke had escaped, it totalled the H340's hard drive:(
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Troll, in the same way that Microsoft are suddenly a stalwart of the Open Source community.
It adds one significant feature: it can record.
Otherwise, there's nothing else on the market that is as good as Xbox Media Center.
Personally, I've bought a spare Xbox (on the £50 deal you're talking about) as a backup for my current XBMC box.
Spot on.
How this advert got on to the main page of slashdot I'll never know.
True, they've a lot of work to do with it. The code-suggest feature really need to tell you method return types / property types.
..and you can always use your own editor and compile with the free compiler.
If you want to complain, then complain about the fact that they've not opened Flash Player 9.
Flex Builder 2 is provided as an Eclipse plugin, so it's platform independant.
u nder-linux/.
Quick google for "flex under linux" returns a blog detailing support: http://blog.davr.org/2007/04/22/flex-builder-201-
Adobe really impress me with Flex..
From the patent:
T O1&Sect2=HITOFF&d=PALL&p=1&u=%2Fnetahtml%2FPTO%2Fs rchnum.htm&r=1&f=G&l=50&s1=6,826,744.PN.&OS=PN/6,8 26,744&RS=PN/6,826,744
"A system and method for generating computer applications in an arbitrary object framework. The method separates content, form, and function of the computer application so that each may be accessed or modified separately."
http://patft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=P
I think I might buy some old IT books, move to America, then patent everything in them.
It's Math 2.0 ;-)
..of those killed/injured :(
Which amp?
I'm looking at buying a complete A/V setup this year and have no idea what I'll get for the audio side (other than x.1)..
You always need to code to the lowest common denominator, which'll be a browser without Javascript. At the very least popup a message about it.
As for a site broken by Adblock: how about not using horribly intrusive ads? They don't work except maybe with the moron element.
Adblock is bad because it makes their site readable?
NoScript bad because it stops nasty/naughty javascript?
PDF download bad because it stops embedded PDFs breaking your system (but also stops hacked tracking links from working)?
TrackMeNot because it stops you being tracked and wastes bandwidth?
I'd suggest the only waste of bandwidth their is their site!
Parent is the reason that we should have +10 modding :-)
Sweet, thanks :-)
Aie, as zordac says the "free" blueray disk's a promotion in UK only. I'd kinda assumed that it was the same deal in the USA too - it's extremely rare for us Brits to get any benefits from Sony.
Guess it's a loss leader to get people started on Blueray, which is more than made up for by the difference in retail prices (we pay more for the disks even after all taxes).
CNET's never going to become cool if they miss the far snappier monkier of "Mee-toob"!
... with each PS3 sold.
All this says is that a number of PS3 owners have registered online for their 'free' disk.
It's like Nintendo claiming to have won the console wars because of the 1-1 sales of Wii Sports..
..and the big black dude with the scarey helmet is his father?
%-)
Considering they stole the shift-key usage from Microsoft Powerpoint, I'd say it's hardly weird ;-)
..the journals are like Google? ;-)
I guess you're looking at the 1.50 list not 1.60?
.. assuming that only a quick-format has been done.
Might even be able to recover from a full format, though I've not had experience with that..
According to processor.com http://www.processor.com/editorial/article.asp?art icle=articles%2Fp2633%2F06cp33%2F06cp33.asp, "one nine" uptime means that you can have up to 876 hours downtime per year.
That's more than a month of downtime, slightly more than sourceforge's 4 days..
..as threespeech doesn't seem to have any details?
There aren't exactly a large number of journos that'd be respected, so I guess the lack of identification is because they're all employed on one of Sony's various "Official" magazines?
The player was in my bag with a bottle of coke. Was in a rush to catch a plane (via a train) when I put the coke in the bag, and missed the fact that it wasn't tightly closed.
:(
The process of running to the train station stimulated the coke to the level that it exited its bottle and got friendly with my H340.
Although only a small quantity of coke had escaped, it totalled the H340's hard drive