I agree. You are in desktop *mode* and move the mouse to the side of the screen and some Metro thing slides in. Maybe you wanted it but probably you were just trying to get to the side of the image you are photoshopping (or whatever). It doesn't respect the modes - that is the problem.
Might be interesting if somebody came up with an email client that used mail protocols but was more like a chat client. So if somebody else has that prog it works like chat but for email only users it still gets thru.
i wonder whats on the drives. Is it folders of content organized by subject? Would be cool if they had a way for people forwarding messages... to other flash users and to the public internet. Like UUCP.
VPS is great for hosting websites, off site backup, etc.
Home server is great as a NAS, keeping all your movies, music in a central place. Fast large backups - eg save that entire video project.
So maybe the answer is to have a home server which backs stuff up. Then at a slower rate it can back stuff up on the VPS. (Doesn't the pogoplug work something like this.)
I dislike gesture UIs. Not just because they are new. The main reason is that if you are a newbie there are no hints about what to do. With shortcut keys you could always use the menus instead if you don't know the keystrokes. But Windows, Blackberry, Android, iPhone, all have different gestures its easy to get lost if you use more than one platform.
Probably for a small number of tests else-if is faster (and easier). But when the number of tests is larger I would think switch() would be faster. (switches us a jump table.) I agree timing is the only way to tell. If you are checking all possible values of a enum using a switch is pretty.
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I can see the future of the internet. There will always be somebody in authority wanting to ban something.
I like Perl too but Perl5 has some bad stuff. You can't put the argument names in sub definitions, etc.
Isn't the Calendar class the preferred way to do dates in Java now.
eg http://onesocialweb.org/
This is a great opportunity to make (or promote) a better social network that is decentralized.
I agree. You are in desktop *mode* and move the mouse to the side of the screen and some Metro thing slides in.
Maybe you wanted it but probably you were just trying to get to the side of the image you are photoshopping (or whatever).
It doesn't respect the modes - that is the problem.
Somebody should open an online virtualization service. It emulators XP/IE6 for you.
Might be interesting if somebody came up with an email client that used mail protocols but was more like a chat client.
So if somebody else has that prog it works like chat but for email only users it still gets thru.
Java is the only choice for things like that. It is quite nice, actually.
Could just be a manifest change.
Or its a sneaky way of Google finding the email address of the person your trust the most?
Probably your spouse.
Does an Aereo user actually get content thru "their" tiny antenna?
Yes, i really do avoid the US if possible.
Would be nifty if it spray painted the drive to show it was degaussed.
I don't think that's mainstream enough. You can make a class to do that using java Date.
Many are in malls, connected to the regular grid.
i wonder whats on the drives. Is it folders of content organized by subject? ... to other flash users and to the public internet.
Would be cool if they had a way for people forwarding messages
Like UUCP.
Notice how Tom Cruise has to list of a huge string of numbers at the start of that clip?
How intuitive and handy.
Make a table of authors, make a linking table that joins authors to the article table.
VPS is great for hosting websites, off site backup, etc.
Home server is great as a NAS, keeping all your movies, music in a central place. Fast large backups - eg save that entire video project.
So maybe the answer is to have a home server which backs stuff up. Then at a slower rate it can back stuff up on the VPS.
(Doesn't the pogoplug work something like this.)
There's the facebook blocker browser plugin.
I dislike gesture UIs. Not just because they are new. The main reason is that if you are a newbie there are no hints about what to do. With shortcut keys you could always use the menus instead if you don't know the keystrokes. But Windows, Blackberry, Android, iPhone, all have different gestures its easy to get lost if you use more than one platform.
All the military guys and resources are busy with the game. Time for the surprise attack.
Probably for a small number of tests else-if is faster (and easier). But when the number of tests is larger I would think switch() would be faster.
(switches us a jump table.) I agree timing is the only way to tell. If you are checking all possible values of a enum using a switch is pretty.
Hey thanks. That works for me.