Not quite. In my mind, the difference between nagware and shareware is simple. Nagware produces a dialog box or something similar that whines at you until you register. Often, you must wait 60 seconds before you are able to dismiss this dialog box.
Examples of nagware: -DialogView, an extension for Mac OS Classic that made your standard Open/Save dialogs look nicer, would bother you upon startup until registration -In Escape Velocity, Hector the Parrot orbits the outskirts of planetary systems and whines until you register. In some versions, he attacks your ship. -WinZip makes you click "I Agree" every time you use it! -GraphicConverter has logarithmic scale that relates the time you must wait for it to start up and the number of days you have gone without registration.
Examples of shareware: -Senseless Violence I, a Frogger clone with babies instead of frogs, did not present a single in-game annoyance or ad. You only had a reminder to register in a readme file. -Zipple; another Mac OS Classic add-on that could animate your Apple, Help, and Application menus; no registration necessary. The author sent you a bunch more Zipples.
The balance will probably shift again, but it won't be back in our direction -- probably to Afghanistan or Iraq, just as soon as their bombed-out economies replace their infrastructure as Japan and Germany did after WWII.
Afghanistan and Iraq have a very long way to go before they're safe places to do business like outsourcing. My money is on Eastern Europe and the Phillipines becoming the next budget programmer sources.
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You will never be able to scale a bitmap without pixelisation (without vectorizing it first). I don't see how your comment really applies, other than as a karma vehicle.
they were sold off by MacMall at a slight discount around 6 months ago, along with a certificate of authenticity and a "property of virginia tech" sticker
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Uh, hate to break it to you, but I have counterexamples.
Not quite. In my mind, the difference between nagware and shareware is simple. Nagware produces a dialog box or something similar that whines at you until you register. Often, you must wait 60 seconds before you are able to dismiss this dialog box.
Examples of nagware:
-DialogView, an extension for Mac OS Classic that made your standard Open/Save dialogs look nicer, would bother you upon startup until registration
-In Escape Velocity, Hector the Parrot orbits the outskirts of planetary systems and whines until you register. In some versions, he attacks your ship.
-WinZip makes you click "I Agree" every time you use it!
-GraphicConverter has logarithmic scale that relates the time you must wait for it to start up and the number of days you have gone without registration.
Examples of shareware:
-Senseless Violence I, a Frogger clone with babies instead of frogs, did not present a single in-game annoyance or ad. You only had a reminder to register in a readme file.
-Zipple; another Mac OS Classic add-on that could animate your Apple, Help, and Application menus; no registration necessary. The author sent you a bunch more Zipples.
Winzip would be in the nagware category.
The balance will probably shift again, but it won't be back in our direction -- probably to Afghanistan or Iraq, just as soon as their bombed-out economies replace their infrastructure as Japan and Germany did after WWII.
Afghanistan and Iraq have a very long way to go before they're safe places to do business like outsourcing. My money is on Eastern Europe and the Phillipines becoming the next budget programmer sources.
Funny, the charter schools around here cater to low-income kids...
i think you're confusing charter schools and private school vouchers
holland is in the middle east now?
It's not. Check out FullPixelSearch (which might be discontinued)
as far as the c compiler is concerned you mean. there's no way to assume that j. random calculator app does everything as an int where possible.
If you want to see some rotoscoping in action, check out either Ralph Bakshi's "Lord of the Rings" or "American Pop".
mod parent funny after reading grandparent...
with a 400k floppy or an 800k floppy? if it's 400k, then that's still under 1MB!
i'm also guessing that 10 years ago this was also the case.
apple may very well be involved in your software indirectly. from http://www.apple.com/macosx/features/colorsync/
Apple has had a pervasive color synchronization system in place for quite some time. This makes doing print stuff easier.
There is no way to load 32-bit immediate data with a 32-bit instruction word anyway!
You will never be able to scale a bitmap without pixelisation (without vectorizing it first). I don't see how your comment really applies, other than as a karma vehicle.
that's wickET
they wouldn't have fined bono anyway. the 'operator' of whatever broadcast medium is the offending party, and gets fined.
howard stern can get fined personally because he is at the controls, and the owners of the station can get fined for letting him say bad things.
1.) it's ugly
2.) no integration with iTMS
3.) too big to fit comfortably in a pocket
4.) doesn't play AAC
dude, have you never seen those "property of bahdeblah sports team athletic club" shirts?
they were sold off by MacMall at a slight discount around 6 months ago, along with a certificate of authenticity and a "property of virginia tech" sticker
never watched gi joe, then?
(no, i can't believe that gave the name snowjob to a kids' toy)
first explain how america got into that JAPANESE film.
no topless beaches in scandinavia!
amplified to continuously turn off any TV in a 20 mile radius? I can't wait! ROFL.
ooo, even the ones that aren't in its line of sight? even the ones that it's *gasp* not pointed at? WUAUAWAWAWOWOWOWOW