I used to use PHP, now I'm stuck with using PHP for those applications. God help you if you ever want to break out of the LAMP paradigm is all I have to say. I can't even begin to articulate why I loathe PHP so much anymore, every time I look at the language, my loathing only grows. Kids, please, go (really) work with some Java. You'll thank me later.
While you're at it, don't use any templating engine. XSL has been around, it's great. Use it, love it.
Uh dude, you can download the 5 CD version of 10 if you want. # CD ISO image 1 (32bit, 702 MB) # CD ISO image 2 (32bit, 730 MB) # CD ISO image 3 (32bit, 734 MB) # CD ISO image 4 (32bit, 726 MB) # CD ISO image 5 (32bit, 733 MB)
By VI I mean vim, since that's what's on most modern distros anyway.
I can only take from your post that you haven't really used Eclipse, in any serious attempt to gain from it. I'll address your issues one by one.
#1 vim has support for plugins, you can write a java debugger plugin for it if you really need to Having experienced Eclipse's built-in debugging capabilities I imagine this would be very ugly if implemented in VI. Whlie you're trying to get VI to work with your debugger or writing one over the next few days/weeks I'll be happily coding along.
#2 i have used everything from borlads jbuilder to eclipse and i still adore the command line debugger (yeah it actually works when you learn to use it) I find it hard to believe that you could be more productive with this method than I could with the freedom to expand objects with lists and dictionaries at the click of a button, stepping through my code and looking at all of my threads in a single multi-paned window.
#3 vim starts up under 1 second in my machines, provides me autocompletes, syntax highlights and god knows what more (i have used it for 5 years and i havent probably seen 5% of the plugins for it). Considering I start up Eclipse only once per day, I can deal with a 30-45 second start up time. The rest of this item goes for Eclispe as well.
#4 you can run vim over ssh from several host hops away, no lag , no problems. So run Eclipse from your desktop, I have yet to find a project where I wasn't able to develop on my desktop, push my webapp archive (WAR) or java archive (JAR) to dev, and then production.
#5 if you think that an ide requiring 512mb for normal operating speed is ok, then there's something definetly wrong with you. even if you take it this way : plugins 100mb, menu 100mb, editor 100mb (which is a huge overkill for all of them), this still results under 512mb... and eclipse definetly is a hell to run under this 512 limit. I have no idea where you pulled this number from, but something smells a lot like methane. Eclipse is running, at this very moment, at 75,740K.
#6 even "pro"-s sometimes need to fix some things right on the real server itself, in order to get timespan for fixing the same stuff in the development server without getting bashed from the bosses. if you depend on vi, you'lle be fine, if you depend on eclipse, u r lucky if you dont get fired for saying "hey, our paypal will be down another 30 minutes until i get eclipse running on my machine" First, Eclipse takes only 30-45 seconds to fire up. Second, if you're making un-tested code changes on a production box, you should know in your 15 years of experience that this is a Bad Thing(tm).
Although I'd have to call into question your "15 years" of experience. Hearing someone say "newb" automatically puts them in the 13-17 age category in my mind, but maybe that's just me being presumptuous.
Really now? I'm willing to wager you're dead wrong, particularly considering enlistment is rather, ah, low at the moment.
You're also wrong in how you interpreted what was said. The OP wasn't stating soldiers are inherently homocidal maniacs. Rather, that unfortunately, their sole reason for their job is to facilitate the early termination of another human's life.
Species Average total sleep time per day Python 18 hrs Tiger 15.8 hrs Cat 12.1 hrs Chimpanzee 9.7 hrs Sheep 3.8 hrs African elephant 3.3 hrs Giraffe 1.9 hr
So why do we sleep? This is a question that has baffled scientists for centuries and the answer is, no one is really sure. Some believe that sleep gives the body a chance to recuperate from the day's activities but in reality, the amount of energy saved by sleeping for even eight hours is miniscule - about 50 kCal, the same amount of energy in a piece of toast.
We have to sleep because it is essential to maintaining normal levels of cognitive skills such as speech, memory, innovative and flexible thinking. In other words, sleep plays a significant role in brain development.
Personally, I'm a fan of the "so you don't get eaten" school of thought. But really, we have no damn idea.
At 1600 bpi, a 2400-foot 9-track tape could hold about 50MB (depending on blocking, etc). In earlier times there were 4-track and 7-track drives at lower densities such as 200 and 556 bpi.
According to TFA: The Pioneer data exists on a few hundred ancient 7- and 9-track magnetic tapes, which can only be read on "antique" outdated computers
So, at 50mb a pop, let's estimate really high and say 1000 tapes, you're looking at about 50GB.
Our roleplaying group gave this a once-over this past Saturday, unless you're creating a world from scratch, don't bother. If you *are* creating a world, it may be worth a looksie.
IMHO, if you have an apathy for something as basic as correct usage of a language, then you (and I for that matter) don't consider your ideas important enough to convey to others.
I hate all the extra crap going into phones now, my Nokia 3390 was the best phone I've ever had. I then went to some motorola piece of crap offered by Cricket and now I'm using a Samsung A650, but I still prefer my old Nokia.
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I used to use PHP, now I'm stuck with using PHP for those applications. God help you if you ever want to break out of the LAMP paradigm is all I have to say. I can't even begin to articulate why I loathe PHP so much anymore, every time I look at the language, my loathing only grows. Kids, please, go (really) work with some Java. You'll thank me later.
While you're at it, don't use any templating engine. XSL has been around, it's great. Use it, love it.
Uh dude, you can download the 5 CD version of 10 if you want.
# CD ISO image 1 (32bit, 702 MB)
# CD ISO image 2 (32bit, 730 MB)
# CD ISO image 3 (32bit, 734 MB)
# CD ISO image 4 (32bit, 726 MB)
# CD ISO image 5 (32bit, 733 MB)
I'm not sure what you're tying to say. Are you saying that if you subscribe to one or more high traffic mailing lists, you may miss "normal" email?
If that's the case, you want filters. Set them up to apply a label then archive the mail.
By VI I mean vim, since that's what's on most modern distros anyway.
... and eclipse definetly is a hell to run under this 512 limit.
I can only take from your post that you haven't really used Eclipse, in any serious attempt to gain from it. I'll address your issues one by one.
#1 vim has support for plugins, you can write a java debugger plugin for it if you really need to
Having experienced Eclipse's built-in debugging capabilities I imagine this would be very ugly if implemented in VI. Whlie you're trying to get VI to work with your debugger or writing one over the next few days/weeks I'll be happily coding along.
#2 i have used everything from borlads jbuilder to eclipse and i still adore the command line debugger (yeah it actually works when you learn to use it)
I find it hard to believe that you could be more productive with this method than I could with the freedom to expand objects with lists and dictionaries at the click of a button, stepping through my code and looking at all of my threads in a single multi-paned window.
#3 vim starts up under 1 second in my machines, provides me autocompletes, syntax highlights and god knows what more (i have used it for 5 years and i havent probably seen 5% of the plugins for it).
Considering I start up Eclipse only once per day, I can deal with a 30-45 second start up time. The rest of this item goes for Eclispe as well.
#4 you can run vim over ssh from several host hops away, no lag , no problems.
So run Eclipse from your desktop, I have yet to find a project where I wasn't able to develop on my desktop, push my webapp archive (WAR) or java archive (JAR) to dev, and then production.
#5 if you think that an ide requiring 512mb for normal operating speed is ok, then there's something definetly wrong with you. even if you take it this way : plugins 100mb, menu 100mb, editor 100mb (which is a huge overkill for all of them), this still results under 512mb
I have no idea where you pulled this number from, but something smells a lot like methane. Eclipse is running, at this very moment, at 75,740K.
#6 even "pro"-s sometimes need to fix some things right on the real server itself, in order to get timespan for fixing the same stuff in the development server without getting bashed from the bosses. if you depend on vi, you'lle be fine, if you depend on eclipse, u r lucky if you dont get fired for saying "hey, our paypal will be down another 30 minutes until i get eclipse running on my machine"
First, Eclipse takes only 30-45 seconds to fire up.
Second, if you're making un-tested code changes on a production box, you should know in your 15 years of experience that this is a Bad Thing(tm).
Although I'd have to call into question your "15 years" of experience. Hearing someone say "newb" automatically puts them in the 13-17 age category in my mind, but maybe that's just me being presumptuous.
I'm sorry.
Debugging Java in Eclipse is a wet dream come true. Debugging Java in VI, sounds not only impossible but really kloogey if it were to be possible.
Aside from that, jEdit is awesome for all non-java languages where I just want an editor not an IDE.
I would have posted AC myself, considering http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Phantom_(game_sys tem)#Legal_Conflict
I see no reason for a DVD player to connect to the internet. Good game, keep yer mitts off my electronics.
Some people do it for the principle of the thing. That's a big Open Source mentality, where have you been?
yes they get screened out and denied
Really now? I'm willing to wager you're dead wrong, particularly considering enlistment is rather, ah, low at the moment.
You're also wrong in how you interpreted what was said. The OP wasn't stating soldiers are inherently homocidal maniacs. Rather, that unfortunately, their sole reason for their job is to facilitate the early termination of another human's life.
Do it for the kids.
Oh, you're also dead wrong about the size thing, from the same article I just posted:c les/whatissleep.shtml
http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/humanbody/sleep/arti
Species Average total sleep time per day
Python 18 hrs
Tiger 15.8 hrs
Cat 12.1 hrs
Chimpanzee 9.7 hrs
Sheep 3.8 hrs
African elephant 3.3 hrs
Giraffe 1.9 hr
http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/humanbody/sleep/artic les/whatissleep.shtml
Why do we sleep?
So why do we sleep? This is a question that has baffled scientists for centuries and the answer is, no one is really sure. Some believe that sleep gives the body a chance to recuperate from the day's activities but in reality, the amount of energy saved by sleeping for even eight hours is miniscule - about 50 kCal, the same amount of energy in a piece of toast.
We have to sleep because it is essential to maintaining normal levels of cognitive skills such as speech, memory, innovative and flexible thinking. In other words, sleep plays a significant role in brain development.
Personally, I'm a fan of the "so you don't get eaten" school of thought. But really, we have no damn idea.
SoIP stands for what now? One can only infer that it means "Services over IP."
According to some quick googling:
http://www.columbia.edu/acis/history/media.html
At 1600 bpi, a 2400-foot 9-track tape could hold about 50MB (depending on blocking, etc). In earlier times there were 4-track and 7-track drives at lower densities such as 200 and 556 bpi.
According to TFA:
The Pioneer data exists on a few hundred ancient 7- and 9-track magnetic tapes, which can only be read on "antique" outdated computers
So, at 50mb a pop, let's estimate really high and say 1000 tapes, you're looking at about 50GB.
Our roleplaying group gave this a once-over this past Saturday, unless you're creating a world from scratch, don't bother. If you *are* creating a world, it may be worth a looksie.
That's funny, I'm a programmer and I make more than 90% of America. You need to find a new employer, friend.
If you're loaded, the above mentioned products START in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.
In any case, if what he was doing turns out to be illegal then it really doesn't matter if he has the goods on the company or not.
Why precisely?
Well put post, but I disagree.
IMHO, if you have an apathy for something as basic as correct usage of a language, then you (and I for that matter) don't consider your ideas important enough to convey to others.
It matters quite a bit, to me atleast. It hurts my brain to read terrible spelling and grammar.
My brain automatically picks out these errors and lowers the percieved IQ of the writer.
gravity captures YOU!
Ok, yeah that was lame.. I'm sorry.
Tools > Adblock > Preferences
Click the radio button for "Hide ads" at the bottom left instead of "Remove ads"
Problem solved.
I hate all the extra crap going into phones now, my Nokia 3390 was the best phone I've ever had. I then went to some motorola piece of crap offered by Cricket and now I'm using a Samsung A650, but I still prefer my old Nokia.
You sir, are a damn fool.
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From TFA:
And given the news reports of $3,000 average settlements, this means the RIAA's probably collected over $30 million from individual file sharers.
Sounds like a whole lotta moulah to me.