I dont see how that is possible. Everything I know about Quantum Theory tells me that observing or measuring them changes them. How can you measure its state if it keeps changing. IDK.
Well, the whole idea is that all exceptions get sent to the database so that the developer can get EXACT error messages from their applications without having to confuse the user.
I don't know about you guys, but I've had problems with needing to get precise information from users and all I get is "Well, I got this shiny grey error message". When what you really needed to know was an error number, and where the fault occurred.
Personally, I think its a great idea, as long as the users have the option to be able to disable the reporter. Otherwise you get into privacy issues and bandwidth stealing arguments.
Although, if I were going to do this, I'd prefer it sent the data back to my own database. Where I'd have more control over it.
That is of course assuming that Protocols can be defined as Standards.
Or is this just people trying get get other systems such as the MSN Protocol in the open? Rather than people trying to work it out http://www.hypothetic.org/docs/msn/index.php?
Back on track:
I always feel "cleaner" when I follow standards. Building websites with the proper usage of CSS for example.
A March study by the Kaiser Family Foundation revealed that black youths between 8 and 18 years old played video and computer games roughly 90 minutes a day -- almost 30 minutes more than white youths.
So let me get this straight. White youths play video games for 60 minutes per day?
I want to see their sources tbh. Smells like lies:o
Cheers for the link, i'll have a look at this:O.
Oooh also, another classic. Along the same kind of lines as Monkey Island is Sam and Max dosgamesarchive.com. Hilarious!
Right on!
Monkey Island 1 [worldofmi.com] and 2 [worldofmi.com] I'd suggest. Incredibly fun games.
Wow, just mentioning these two makes me want to go and setup an old PC!
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Its just going to get sold to every country in the world, meaning everyone has the same armour. Nobody will have an advantage.
Since you no longer need to pay for an Opera key, you don't get banner ads. Parent = Obsolete, kthx.
I dont see how that is possible. Everything I know about Quantum Theory tells me that observing or measuring them changes them. How can you measure its state if it keeps changing. IDK.
Wouldn't it say I'm sorry Dave?
Good point though, they won't make a fuss out of it until more manufacturers are doing it with their cars though.
Well, the whole idea is that all exceptions get sent to the database so that the developer can get EXACT error messages from their applications without having to confuse the user.
I don't know about you guys, but I've had problems with needing to get precise information from users and all I get is "Well, I got this shiny grey error message". When what you really needed to know was an error number, and where the fault occurred.
Personally, I think its a great idea, as long as the users have the option to be able to disable the reporter. Otherwise you get into privacy issues and bandwidth stealing arguments.
Although, if I were going to do this, I'd prefer it sent the data back to my own database. Where I'd have more control over it.
1.21 GIGAWATTS!??!!
That was Severnya(sp?), I can't find any real sources so I'll just post a google instead ;) http://www.google.com/search?hs=B4D&hl=en&lr=&c2co ff=1&client=opera&rls=en&q=goldeneye+severnya&btnG =Search
Isn't this basically just emphasing what groups have been trying to do for years?
/me carries on RTFA.
RFC's for example:
http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc1730.txt being the IMAP4 Protocol.
That is of course assuming that Protocols can be defined as Standards.
Or is this just people trying get get other systems such as the MSN Protocol in the open? Rather than people trying to work it out http://www.hypothetic.org/docs/msn/index.php?
Back on track:
I always feel "cleaner" when I follow standards. Building websites with the proper usage of CSS for example.
Thanks :)
Mod this guy up ^
Could I get a definition of FUD? Read it a few times in this article. I assume its a acronym of something?
... the chewbacca defence http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chewbacca_Defense
Just imagine the amount of por.... Er... Integral office backups you could store...
The article contains the words "Microsoft" and "Patent" automatically making this story newsworthy :P
I want to see their sources tbh. Smells like lies
Cheers for the link, i'll have a look at this :O.
Oooh also, another classic. Along the same kind of lines as Monkey Island is Sam and Max dosgamesarchive.com. Hilarious!
Right on! Monkey Island 1 [worldofmi.com] and 2 [worldofmi.com] I'd suggest. Incredibly fun games. Wow, just mentioning these two makes me want to go and setup an old PC!