So far all this testing has been done in normal traffic environments. It doesn't look to me like they have tried to break it too hard. How does the system react, if there's a car spinning ahead?
Can the car sense what is beyond the car in front of them presently to know to hit the brakes, should the car in front not be showing signs of needing to slow down? How about rain or snow messing with the sensors?
We are sorry, XP is no longer supported and a patch is not available. You will not be allowed to connect to the Internet. Here's a $7 Rebate for Windows 7.
There is no clear advantage or improvement that HTML5 would provide in delivering information or selling goods to our customers on the web. I don't feel like dropping everything I am doing, to re-write or re-implement everything I have now, and the customer is perfectly fine accepting. NO Client ever cared what language the site is presented in, as long as it looks decent. Html 5 is grand I am sure, but I still present websites in php driven html 3. I have enough on my plate with the workload I have now.
I have to agree with this. I have been programming since I was 15 and am nearly 40 now and I refuse to use more than a 101 or 104 key straight keyboard. OTOH, I have injured my wrist(s) having sex more times than I can count. *Grin*
Offering Internet access through a Dialup service would indeed qualify as an ISP. However, being a web portal does not. I am amazed however, that they still offer POTS service... I haven't received a floppy or CD in years.
Sadly I believe there is a large population of 12~20 year olds that are keeping those sites, along with the blink tag and hoards of animated gifs alive.
The rest of those discerning adults that have a care about what a prospective employer might find as an example of workmanship, their appearance online is best *not* represented by a website published with a Microsoft product.
Because to the rest of your peers on the internet, your blog would have the appearance of one going to the prom by herself in a home-sewn jumpsuit of the same flower print material.
It looks horrid, you can't hide it and it just generally should not be done. There are just some things that require certain finesse. Get a facebook page, and be happy.
So now big boobs can be linked to high chances of survival? Will bra's start coming ratted in CFM rather than by Cup? Time for my Wife to get that boob job, "Think of the children dear!"
They have been slowly raising their prices after killing off local stores ( competition ) anyways. If their main supplier of goods gets too expensive who knows where they will buy from?
Hopefully it means the return of local departments stores and rekindles downtown districts.
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So far all this testing has been done in normal traffic environments. It doesn't look to me like they have tried to break it too hard. How does the system react, if there's a car spinning ahead?
Can the car sense what is beyond the car in front of them presently to know to hit the brakes, should the car in front not be showing signs of needing to slow down? How about rain or snow messing with the sensors?
This is *way* far from production.
- Dan.
640k should be enough for anybody.
- Dan.
Wait! I have an Idea! *Whap*
- Dan.
What this really boils down to is:
We are sorry, XP is no longer supported and a patch is not available. You will not be allowed to connect to the Internet. Here's a $7 Rebate for Windows 7.
- Dan.
I agree with iONiUM.
There is no clear advantage or improvement that HTML5 would provide in delivering information or selling goods to our customers on the web. I don't feel like dropping everything I am doing, to re-write or re-implement everything I have now, and the customer is perfectly fine accepting. NO Client ever cared what language the site is presented in, as long as it looks decent. Html 5 is grand I am sure, but I still present websites in php driven html 3. I have enough on my plate with the workload I have now.
- Dan.
I have to agree with this. I have been programming since I was 15 and am nearly 40 now and I refuse to use more than a 101 or 104 key straight keyboard. OTOH, I have injured my wrist(s) having sex more times than I can count. *Grin*
- Dan.
Offering Internet access through a Dialup service would indeed qualify as an ISP. However, being a web portal does not. I am amazed however, that they still offer POTS service... I haven't received a floppy or CD in years.
Enraging,
But true.
- Dan.
As a matter of semantics, AOL is *not* an ISP. They are a web portal your ISP gives you access to.
- Dan.
And this is different from the rest of the IT industry how?
- Dan.
Yes I agree.
I call this demographic "The Menopausal Army".
- Dan.
Way back in 91 they were going nuts trying to get everyone to use the term application when we were referring to a program. Go figure...
- Dan.
Sadly I believe there is a large population of 12~20 year olds that are keeping those sites, along with the blink tag and hoards of animated gifs alive.
The rest of those discerning adults that have a care about what a prospective employer might find as an example of workmanship, their appearance online is best *not* represented by a website published with a Microsoft product.
Taking this site as an example. Volunteer work or not, if I saw it, I wouldn't hire. http://www.usstexasbb35.com/introduction.htm
- Dan
Because to the rest of your peers on the internet, your blog would have the appearance of one going to the prom by herself in a home-sewn jumpsuit of the same flower print material.
It looks horrid, you can't hide it and it just generally should not be done. There are just some things that require certain finesse. Get a facebook page, and be happy.
- Dan.
Actually the *Bible* was assembled from books that the church chose to include and "destroyed" the rest they didn't approve of.
I for one would like to spend a month or two in the catacombs beneath the Vatican to see if some of those could be found.
- Dan.
I die happy?
- Dan.
So now big boobs can be linked to high chances of survival? Will bra's start coming ratted in CFM rather than by Cup? Time for my Wife to get that boob job, "Think of the children dear!"
- Dan.
And then Wal-Mart collapses.
They have been slowly raising their prices after killing off local stores ( competition ) anyways. If their main supplier of goods gets too expensive who knows where they will buy from?
Hopefully it means the return of local departments stores and rekindles downtown districts.
This embargo could be just what the US needs.
- Dan.
McDonalds!
:)
- Dan.
It's a reference, Don't mod me down.
Seriously though, that name needs to be changed.
- Dan.
*Grin*
I was just thinking the same thing. Give me the seat that faces backwards and a bag of popcorn.
- Dan.
Mod parent funny please!
- Dan.
Unless of course you have an irrational fear of being slapped to death...
- Dan.
All he has to do is move to Arizona, Or Texas, or New Mexico.
I would suggest California but lawsuits indicate they have been there performing "Penetration Testing".
- Dan.
Too much drama to be real. It has to have been staged by the DRM party.
Before you tin hat me, this is business, and I have seen more childish plays from much more 'respectable' foundations.
- Dan.