However, the thread issues are with Python, not Boost. There's a more detailed description in the Python docs, but basically the Python interpreter isn't designed to run more than once in the same process.
there isnt a whole bunch of GL_EXT_OBS_ASS_HATTERY_BUF_GAY_PRIMITIVE extensions to make things work
Actually, most extensions to OpenGL 1.x are now core features in 2.x. Upcoming revisions of the API (codenamed Mt. Evans and Longs Peak) will move to a more D3D10-like model.
Did you even read my second point? As noted elsewhere in this thread, the WIMP theme draws the entire UI through Windows, giving it - surprise! - a native look and feel.
IMO the zlib/libpng license is the best. It's functionally equivalent to BSD, but you don't need an army of lawyers, university presidents, or OMINOUS ALL CAPS DISCLAIMERS. In English, it says the following:
- Use the code however you want, but don't claim you're the author.
- You can modify the code, but don't claim the modified code is the original.
Actually,/Applications is just for installed applications, rather like 'Program Files' on Windows. Everything in/usr belongs to the system. (except maybe unix apps that a braindead 'make install' script put there)
x86 basically has 8 general-purpose registers (though it probably isn't possible to use all of them at once). AMD had the brilliant foresight, however, to add 8 more registers for long mode.
A restaurant owner who didn't want to install a ramp would (by definition) be OK with the loss of business from people who couldn't enter their establishement (because if they *weren't* OK with it, they would build the ramp.
Try telling that to someone like my father, who has been confined to a wheelchair for the past 11 years. Suppose you were the owner of a restaurant. How would you like to lose business because of your adamant refusal to install a ramp? I cannot even begin to count the number of times he's been in that kind of situation, of whether or not he's going to go somewhere purely on the basis of whether or not he can get inside. Restaurants, stores, theaters, you name it - for every 1 that's accessible, there's probably 2 that aren't.
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However, the thread issues are with Python, not Boost. There's a more detailed description in the Python docs, but basically the Python interpreter isn't designed to run more than once in the same process.
I'm pretty sure that by posting perl code any claim of legibility is out the window. ;)
...and assuming that the iPhone uses WebKit, isn't the WebKit developer site sufficient?
Or give the server admin tools to play with. Make the player look silly, send them false information, etc. Spawn a campfire if they're camping.
:D
Real-time public humiliation is even better.
Why would Microsoft use icl? They have their own x86/x64-targeted optimizing compiler you know...
Did you even read my second point? As noted elsewhere in this thread, the WIMP theme draws the entire UI through Windows, giving it - surprise! - a native look and feel.
1) Windows is not Gaim's native platform.
2) There's a theme (included with Gaim) that draws the UI through Windows.
IMO the zlib/libpng license is the best. It's functionally equivalent to BSD, but you don't need an army of lawyers, university presidents, or OMINOUS ALL CAPS DISCLAIMERS. In English, it says the following:
- Use the code however you want, but don't claim you're the author.
- You can modify the code, but don't claim the modified code is the original.
About as simple as it gets.
Technically speaking, it's just the package updater (like Windows Update but less evil), which also is capable of updating the entire distro.
Actually, /Applications is just for installed applications, rather like 'Program Files' on Windows. Everything in /usr belongs to the system. (except maybe unix apps that a braindead 'make install' script put there)
National Association of Marlon Brando Look-Alikes?
No. FreeBSD comes from a single source. Linux distributions pull together software from many sources.
You marklar marklar! Marklars!
Yes, but that was intentional.
Perhaps you were testing on SpiderMonkey (Gecko's engine)? SM specifically is known to be a very slow JS engine.
x86 basically has 8 general-purpose registers (though it probably isn't possible to use all of them at once). AMD had the brilliant foresight, however, to add 8 more registers for long mode.
It doesn't have real-world performance data.
Try telling that to someone like my father, who has been confined to a wheelchair for the past 11 years. Suppose you were the owner of a restaurant. How would you like to lose business because of your adamant refusal to install a ramp? I cannot even begin to count the number of times he's been in that kind of situation, of whether or not he's going to go somewhere purely on the basis of whether or not he can get inside. Restaurants, stores, theaters, you name it - for every 1 that's accessible, there's probably 2 that aren't.
Any operating system can cause mishandling of data and data loss.
Zune eh? I'd love to see an as-of-yet-unreleased product beat one that's been going strong for 5 years.
Insightful?
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What the fuck?
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