Not to be nasty, but nobody really cares about OGG. 99% of the market of these things only cares about 1 format: MP3. Can it play MP3? Kewl, that's what I want. Nobody will switch anytime soon especially since most kids' friends players / PCs wont' play OGG either, so swapping OGGs (or any other new format) is harder than swapping plain ol' MP3s.
I'm not saying OGGs suck, but the reality is that MP3 aint broken, so there's no need to fix it. My 192 kbps MP3s sound just fine and I have more space on my player than music to stuff it with.
Harsh but true.
Also: Why accept a job without a proper budget? If you're getting paid peanuts to be chief, cook and bottlewasher let the client go find a sucker programmer to do it. Oh wait - he did.
I think this is also a BIG problem for the future of DoubleClick. SP2 disallows 3rd party cookies by default now - IE won't even ask you if you want to allow them. They're just dropped - no warning or anything.
This must be bad for DC since a large portion of the internet will soon be on IE with SP2. No more tracking cookies = no more tracking stats.
Yep, I hate to admit it, but you're right. I believe most of the power of the USA comes from it's economic power. Just look at how it fucked Australia in the ass repeatedly with it's so called 'Free trade' agreements and the like. Everyone must stay in line otherwise you end up on the wrong side of the trading wall.
BwahahahahahhAHAHAHAHAHAAAAHAAAA!!!!!11!!! Oh wait, you're serious. Hmm... maybe I should look into this whole Linux thing... Yum update... aaaagrgrgr... (insert Homer Simpson drooling sound here)
Noooononononono. I'm not encouraging hatred. I'm encouraging hatred OF AMERICA. See it's OK to hate America unless of course you're American yourself, in which case you won't possibly understand why anyone could hate you. You're doing so much GOOD in the world right?
Yea those were kewl too, but mostly I like him for the WTC attacks. That was his best work.
I bet you don't know why the rest of the world hates America either. It makes no sense right? America does so much GOOD in this world! Why? WHYYY?
I don't think a lot of PCs bought with OEM windows gets re-installed with Linux. Linux users will rather buy a PC with no OS on it. Windows can be a bitch to exorcise.
They can't create a Linux version because all the OSS hippies will just blast it for being evil propriety software and run around posting links to some BS app on SourceForge thats supposedly 6.2 million trillion times better than GDS.
Besides, it's also way too easy to install. Linux users are masochists that way.
Ah yep, let's conveniently forget all the people murdered by the US, both before and after the WTC attacks. And let's forget that the US is the only country to ever use nukes against their enemies. And of course people hate the US enough to kill just because they are evil - they have no legitimate reasons.
Yes, only 3 of the 4 is used, because the 4rth one points in the wrong direction (outwards). The atomic geometry of Boron and Nitrogen is not suitable for making flat 2d structures.
Carbon is the smallest atom that can bind to 4 other atoms. 4 is the minimum needed to create a 2d material. Therefore unless we find a way to make materials out of sub-atomic particles this is the thinnest we can go.
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Recently I switched to C# (new job) and I have to tell you, the language is pretty neat with some of the tricks you can do. Nothing ground breaking though.
Nothing groundbreaking? What about DataGrid1.DataBind() or built-in viewstate management? I love it to bits when I think back at how horrible stuff like that was in PHP.
What's really missing is the platform for release, and release management.
SourceSafe is free with VS and will be even better integrated in Whidbey.
What the fuck is up with IIS (oh yeah, it's crap)??
I don't know what your IIS issues are but on my win2003 servers we've not had a single problem.
Where is any sort of replicated server side session management (no, long ass hidden fields are *not* sessions - and a M$SQLServer *only* solution doesn't count).
Why does SQL Server not count? It's cheap and works well for server-side state/session management. You can also use the ASPNET State Server service, or if you are so inclined you can write your own with minimal effort (50 lines of code or so). .net shits all over everything else for pure developer productivity.
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If you think PHP or PERL can come close to either Java or C#, then you, Sir, are an idiot.
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Nice. Having a cool name is always good for a technology!
Not to be nasty, but nobody really cares about OGG. 99% of the market of these things only cares about 1 format: MP3. Can it play MP3? Kewl, that's what I want. Nobody will switch anytime soon especially since most kids' friends players / PCs wont' play OGG either, so swapping OGGs (or any other new format) is harder than swapping plain ol' MP3s.
I'm not saying OGGs suck, but the reality is that MP3 aint broken, so there's no need to fix it. My 192 kbps MP3s sound just fine and I have more space on my player than music to stuff it with.
Harsh but true. Also: Why accept a job without a proper budget? If you're getting paid peanuts to be chief, cook and bottlewasher let the client go find a sucker programmer to do it. Oh wait - he did.
OT but true.
I think this is also a BIG problem for the future of DoubleClick. SP2 disallows 3rd party cookies by default now - IE won't even ask you if you want to allow them. They're just dropped - no warning or anything. This must be bad for DC since a large portion of the internet will soon be on IE with SP2. No more tracking cookies = no more tracking stats.
Can you say 'Lame Ass'?
Yep, I hate to admit it, but you're right. I believe most of the power of the USA comes from it's economic power. Just look at how it fucked Australia in the ass repeatedly with it's so called 'Free trade' agreements and the like. Everyone must stay in line otherwise you end up on the wrong side of the trading wall.
"yum update"
BwahahahahahhAHAHAHAHAHAAAAHAAAA!!!!!11!!!
Oh wait, you're serious. Hmm... maybe I should look into this whole Linux thing... Yum update... aaaagrgrgr... (insert Homer Simpson drooling sound here)
You mean you have to TYPE STUFF? Use a KEYBOARD??? How quaint.
Well just MAYBE they wanted DECENT PERFORMANCE from this app!
Noooononononono. I'm not encouraging hatred. I'm encouraging hatred OF AMERICA. See it's OK to hate America unless of course you're American yourself, in which case you won't possibly understand why anyone could hate you. You're doing so much GOOD in the world right?
Yea those were kewl too, but mostly I like him for the WTC attacks. That was his best work. I bet you don't know why the rest of the world hates America either. It makes no sense right? America does so much GOOD in this world! Why? WHYYY?
I don't think a lot of PCs bought with OEM windows gets re-installed with Linux. Linux users will rather buy a PC with no OS on it. Windows can be a bitch to exorcise.
They can't create a Linux version because all the OSS hippies will just blast it for being evil propriety software and run around posting links to some BS app on SourceForge thats supposedly 6.2 million trillion times better than GDS.
Besides, it's also way too easy to install. Linux users are masochists that way.
Ah yep, let's conveniently forget all the people murdered by the US, both before and after the WTC attacks. And let's forget that the US is the only country to ever use nukes against their enemies. And of course people hate the US enough to kill just because they are evil - they have no legitimate reasons.
Have fun living in the land of the free!
He's my hero for standing up the US. When will the world realise that it does not have to take shit from the US?
I loved that button! Computer goes fast, computer goes slow. Computer goes fast, computer goes slow. Computer goes fast, computer goes slow.
Yay!
Read the other comments.
Excuse me but where and how exactly is Google employing monopolistic practices?
It's funny because it's true.
Yes, only 3 of the 4 is used, because the 4rth one points in the wrong direction (outwards). The atomic geometry of Boron and Nitrogen is not suitable for making flat 2d structures.
Carbon is the smallest atom that can bind to 4 other atoms. 4 is the minimum needed to create a 2d material. Therefore unless we find a way to make materials out of sub-atomic particles this is the thinnest we can go.
Recently I switched to C# (new job) and I have to tell you, the language is pretty neat with some of the tricks you can do. Nothing ground breaking though.
.net shits all over everything else for pure developer productivity.
Nothing groundbreaking? What about DataGrid1.DataBind() or built-in viewstate management? I love it to bits when I think back at how horrible stuff like that was in PHP.
What's really missing is the platform for release, and release management.
SourceSafe is free with VS and will be even better integrated in Whidbey.
What the fuck is up with IIS (oh yeah, it's crap)??
I don't know what your IIS issues are but on my win2003 servers we've not had a single problem.
Where is any sort of replicated server side session management (no, long ass hidden fields are *not* sessions - and a M$SQLServer *only* solution doesn't count).
Why does SQL Server not count? It's cheap and works well for server-side state/session management. You can also use the ASPNET State Server service, or if you are so inclined you can write your own with minimal effort (50 lines of code or so).
If you think PHP or PERL can come close to either Java or C#, then you, Sir, are an idiot.
Well it's not like he'd want to steal a bike now is it?
"Look! Up in the air!"
"It's a bird in a wheelchair!"
"No, it's a plane in a wheelchair!"
"No, it's Superman!"