actually karmaloop seems to have done a lot better. maybe because their site is navigable and they don't piss all their money away on remodeling apartments.
usually making the solution to a difficult problem into a simple, easy-to-use application is a lot more difficult than making a mess of a simple problem.
it seems that you prefer rewarding the latter monetarily and not the former.
Well, I meant more like 5-10 years in the future. This is what I'm thinking.
-Your case has a motherboard, which has a processor, RAM, FireWire 400 and 800, USB2, LAN (maybe), and video. Maybe a boot drive as well. The board costs about the same as a new video board does now, dependent on chipset quality. -audio interfaces, hard disks, optical storage, and any other peripherals connect by FireWire or USB or some other yet-undeveloped bus -all you external thingies are stackable
As long as you can boot off your external storage, you're all set.
"OMG! And Windows 98 didn't support fast user switching!"
Your analogy limps. Did most other operating systems support fast user switching in 1998? No, and especially not Windows' biggest competition on the desktop.
On the contrary, PostgreSQL has had decent foreign key and transaction and subquery support since 1999.
MySQL STILL doesn't support subqueries in a production version. Foreign keys are only supported by one table type. It doesn't support views. I could go on, but if you really want to see the differences, look at mysql's crash-me comparison chart. The differences that aren't cosmetic, even talking the last MySQL alpha, are pretty annoying.
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actually karmaloop seems to have done a lot better. maybe because their site is navigable and they don't piss all their money away on remodeling apartments.
ps are you andy r from the music-bar list?
'it's the concept of "people wrote free software for me, so I should write free software."'
ah, the old "assume people are honest and giving" trick.
usually making the solution to a difficult problem into a simple, easy-to-use application is a lot more difficult than making a mess of a simple problem.
it seems that you prefer rewarding the latter monetarily and not the former.
you sir, are a winner
singles have never been much more than promotional tools for albums anyway.
(except in the dance music community when that might be all an artist releases, or there are nice remixes, of course)
boo.com made their own clothing and sold it at ridiculously high prices.
their style was their logo. i have no idea what their selling point was, but i did get a free fold-up boo.com hat at a nightclub once.
they are freed from the bonds of human life.
What happens when development stops and future video cards remain unsupported?
yep, and bush claims to have moral superiority, too.
who in the FUCK moderated that as informative?!
Well, I meant more like 5-10 years in the future. This is what I'm thinking.
-Your case has a motherboard, which has a processor, RAM, FireWire 400 and 800, USB2, LAN (maybe), and video. Maybe a boot drive as well. The board costs about the same as a new video board does now, dependent on chipset quality.
-audio interfaces, hard disks, optical storage, and any other peripherals connect by FireWire or USB or some other yet-undeveloped bus
-all you external thingies are stackable
As long as you can boot off your external storage, you're all set.
Only when Alpiner and Parsec are ported to something else, man. Keep on keepin' on.
what happens is that the market for motherboards with built-in video increases.
eventually nearly all expansion cards will exist as outboard boxes or built-in motherboard components anyway
It is you who did not not understand what the poster meant.
There are those who wish for an end to the Israel-Palestine conflict who also believe that the current policy of the Israeli government is folly.
I'm sure there are, in fact, those of Jewish descent or faith who believe this.
Criticism of a government is nowhere close to hatred of a nation. These two are too often directly linked.
the AT was IBM's first 286 IIRC
4.1 is the first version of MySQL to fully support subqueries as in the SQL standard, at least as described in the docs.
The latest PRODUCTION version of MySQL is listed as 4.0.17 on their front page.
perhaps this film about neo-nazis featuring russell crowe?
aren't both amd and apple part of the hypertransport consortium?
"OMG! And Windows 98 didn't support fast user switching!"
Your analogy limps. Did most other operating systems support fast user switching in 1998? No, and especially not Windows' biggest competition on the desktop.
On the contrary, PostgreSQL has had decent foreign key and transaction and subquery support since 1999.
MySQL STILL doesn't support subqueries in a production version. Foreign keys are only supported by one table type. It doesn't support views. I could go on, but if you really want to see the differences, look at mysql's crash-me comparison chart. The differences that aren't cosmetic, even talking the last MySQL alpha, are pretty annoying.
there was some really weird viral marketing from Lee Jeans a while back.
right after mahir cagri's big spike in popularity, some other sites popped up, one of which was DJ SUPER GREG!
eventually lee's site had a flash game pitting super greg against that little buddy lee character in a fight or something.
there are foreign key constraints, but only on certain table types, and only in certain versions, and only on certain column types.
on mysql 3.x, the table types that support foreign key constraints don't support transactions, and vice versa.
that would be difficult without forum software. however, many forums allow you to receive email whenever your subscribed threads are replied to.
in france they have two times listed for movies.
the first is "seance" which is when the commercials start, then usually it says how long the commercials/previews will last.
it's not so bad in france because the commercials usually have naked women in them. huzzah!
yes. that's what i meant. :)
it's still common, just not with me!
isn't that a good reason not to buy ANY portable MP3 player except the $60 discman that plays mp3's off a CD?