Yes, Samba is good but it has taken decades to get that way! Any I wouldn't say that it "just works" either. You need to configure the ~300 line/etc/smb.conf file.
They go together. I think it shows if a app is nicely written then often the user experience is nicer. For example you get more meaningfull error messages, it doesn't crash when it encounters unexpected situations.
Having the nice foundation (BSD) is part of what makes OS X for the user.
Isn't Longhorn supposed to have some "amazing" fuzzy logic search in it (that by the way is much better than Google Desktop search). Did I mention that I won a Turning award...blah blah blah.
Reblicans trust The Free Republic but distrust The Nation. Democrates are exactly the opposite. What should TrustRank do about that? I don't see any way to reconcile stuff like that.
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Yes, Samba is good but it has taken decades to get that way! Any I wouldn't say that it "just works" either. You need to configure the ~300 line /etc/smb.conf file.
It would be neat of Gnome had a option "[X] allow web access via port [88]" and it did it with AJAX.
Has anybody use mod_perl on Windows?
I'd be interesting to here how it went for you.
Bah, mod_parrot is where its at.
http://www.smashing.org/mod_parrot/
I program my web application in Parrot.
Its a good place to try out tech that might be
used in a more exciting mision.
The Pascal assignment operator :=
sure beats C's = any day of the week!
They go together. I think it shows if a app is nicely written then often the user experience is nicer. For example you get more meaningfull error messages, it doesn't crash when it encounters unexpected situations.
Having the nice foundation (BSD) is part of what makes OS X for the user.
Sounds like a fun thing to try to disable.
Also pretty easy since you can search for the
instruction in question.
Are they using OGG or their own codec?
(I recall stories about them developing one)
You don't become the richest man in the world by writing a lot of checks!
One article says it has "built-in memory".
Now that's something! What's next? Computer
with CPUs and keyboards!
Runs OK for me.
But I seem to have lost some desktop icons.
What is this news for elephants?!
Jeeze.
Lots of words but you don't really explain anything.
Who created god?
How about this explaination:
Yeah, he also says they vote against their economic best interests. (Because of the juice.)
... which will change all the APIs
I've never seen that before.
So you cann't use it on a plane.
Isn't Longhorn supposed to have some "amazing" fuzzy logic search in it (that by the way is much better than Google Desktop search). Did I mention that I won a Turning award...blah blah blah.
This is probably the first link to Elimidate
on Slashdot.
No, I wasn't trying to slight either party.
Reblicans trust The Free Republic but distrust The Nation.
Democrates are exactly the opposite. What should TrustRank do about that? I don't see any way to reconcile stuff like that.
Well, the New York Times is one of the most trusted publications in the country. Oh, wait it isn't any more.
That's the story but do we really belive these guys?!