Check PunBB, it's a nifty lightweight forum (with a quite clean code) and it does have phpBB migration tools (the only thing the tools can't migrate are attachments cause Pun doesn't have attachments).
Not sure, most alternate board (of better overall quality) have import scripts (migration tools), since people often start using them after getting fed up with phpBB.
Ruby has gained a LOT of momentum lately (it was virtually unknown a mere year ago in the western world) thanks to the impressive Ruby on Rails lightweight framework (where lightweight means that it's not a damn full blown J2EE heap of garbage for you Java guys).
Another nice alternative with a language that is actually worth coding in is Python, either raw (Library Guys for the win !) or using one of the numerous frameworks (Turbogears and Django are quite good, just so you know).
Javascript is a weakly, dynamically typed language, and yet PHP had to wait till PHP5 to get better OO than JS (respective strengths & weaknesses of class-based OO versus prototype-based OO aside)
Remember though that working directly on a flash device (and repeatedly writing to it, very noticeable if you're suffering from heavy Savitis and can't prevent your fingers from reaching the CTRL+S keys every 15s or so) could heavily lower it's life expectancy.
Of course. Parent tells me that "a clock is a clock", implying that performance is only related to frequence, I point to him that both Athlon64 and Pentium-M far outperform Pentium 4 "clock for clock" (since they match P4's performances with much lower frequencies) and that clock therefore doesn't matter unless the chip architectures are strictly the same. Case closed.
In this case, I suspect they'll end up releasing, but still maintaining control over the office formats.
Adobe has been doing it for years with the PDF format, and most people are ok with it.
Keeping control over the evolution of the format but having the specs fully open so as to allow completely compatible products is a good thing, I myself would appreciate it if MS did that.
Yes, and that's a very logical behaviour when the former is currently the head of the state treasury. (Or the country president, or whatever you want that make him mugging being kind of a pain).
Tell the Army Corp of Engineers you can't build a foundation on sand. You'll get pwned pretty harshly.
After getting pwned, give them the precision that you're not allowed to actually put anything INTO the sand, and watch them try to design some kind of floatable device on top of which you may be able to build your fortress for some time before they burst in tears.
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FYI, Firefox only works from 1.5 onwards (Gecko 1.8), and Opera 8.5 doesn't work (anyone testing 9.0 could tell if it works or not?)
Gay, I really need to preview these posts.
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Check PunBB, it's a nifty lightweight forum (with a quite clean code) and it does have phpBB migration tools (the only thing the tools can't migrate are attachments cause Pun doesn't have attachments).
Not sure, most alternate board (of better overall quality) have import scripts (migration tools), since people often start using them after getting fed up with phpBB.
Check , it's a nifty lightweight forum (with a quite clean code) and it does have phpBB migration tools (the only thing the tools can't migrate are attachments cause Pun doesn't have attachments).
Just drop PHPBB altogether for god's sake, that thing's even worse than PHP itself.
Ruby has gained a LOT of momentum lately (it was virtually unknown a mere year ago in the western world) thanks to the impressive Ruby on Rails lightweight framework (where lightweight means that it's not a damn full blown J2EE heap of garbage for you Java guys).
Another nice alternative with a language that is actually worth coding in is Python, either raw (Library Guys for the win !) or using one of the numerous frameworks (Turbogears and Django are quite good, just so you know).
Javascript is a weakly, dynamically typed language, and yet PHP had to wait till PHP5 to get better OO than JS (respective strengths & weaknesses of class-based OO versus prototype-based OO aside)
Ruby has never been weakly typed even in the wet dreams of the zend dev team.
Yes, one can kid-of-emulate namespaces using classes (AFAIK people have done it in fucking Javascript for years !).
But
To sum it up, yes you can use the oh so shiny new PHP classes to create namespaces, but that's a hack, and a quite bad one.
Yes, and like Python, Ruby or Java modules/classes have had for years, and like that little thing C++ has had for 20 years.
Rails still isn't a language, it's a framework.
(calling Ruby a "toy language" when comparing it to PHP is hillarous though, thanks for the laugh)
...and still no damn fucking namespaces.
Go PHP, ride on to the 20th century!
Remember though that working directly on a flash device (and repeatedly writing to it, very noticeable if you're suffering from heavy Savitis and can't prevent your fingers from reaching the CTRL+S keys every 15s or so) could heavily lower it's life expectancy.
Sculpt your CD into some granite. 10*10cm*10cm hole per bit.
You have no idea of the song length. If the average song on this thing is under 2:45 then it's worth a single CD.
Not if the songs are some shitty 128kbps mp3.
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Of course. Parent tells me that "a clock is a clock", implying that performance is only related to frequence, I point to him that both Athlon64 and Pentium-M far outperform Pentium 4 "clock for clock" (since they match P4's performances with much lower frequencies) and that clock therefore doesn't matter unless the chip architectures are strictly the same. Case closed.
I said most people are ok with it, no one gives a damn about a pair of nazis on crack.
Haven't you? Damn, I guess PostScript doesn't really exist then.
a standard != the standard
Just so you know, C# is standardized by the ECMA. Does that make it the only programming language in the world? Uuuh nope.
Adobe has been doing it for years with the PDF format, and most people are ok with it.
Keeping control over the evolution of the format but having the specs fully open so as to allow completely compatible products is a good thing, I myself would appreciate it if MS did that.
Except that you have to cope with/think about the security issues in the managed environment itself.
Yes, and that's a very logical behaviour when the former is currently the head of the state treasury. (Or the country president, or whatever you want that make him mugging being kind of a pain).
After getting pwned, give them the precision that you're not allowed to actually put anything INTO the sand, and watch them try to design some kind of floatable device on top of which you may be able to build your fortress for some time before they burst in tears.
ID-10T security holes are usually the worst found on a network, and they're nearly patch-proof...