As noted on the IE blog, IE 7 won't support the "application/xml+xhtml" MIME type. That means that all of your XHTML 2.0 documents will still need to be sent as "text/html", and will thus be parsed as HTML. Yay, progress!
Sounds like, when they say "future", they mean "fuuuuuuuuuuture".
You can't actually download Delphi Personal from that page. It has "Keys Only (If you have a CD)" and states: "Please note that Delphi 2005 Personal is only distributed through select publications, and is not available for download."
Anyone know where to get Delphi Personal (legitimately)?
On a similar note, Nintendo's official WiFi site, www.nintendowifi.com, became available recently. There they also include information on WPA:
The only security setting that is compatible with the Nintendo DS is WEP (Wireless Encryption Privacy). If your router has WPA or any other setting selected, you will need to change it to WEP, or remove security, to play your Nintendo DS online using this router. You will only need to enter a WEP Key if you have WEP security on your access point.
That's right. Because everyone in the entire world knows all about the ins-and-outs of the United States Constitution.
Forget the fact that, according to answers.com, it could also refer to "A declaration of certain rights of subjects, enacted by the English Parliament in 1689."
If by "programming" you mean getting a computer to do what you want it to, then no, programming is simple "code monkey" work.
If "programming" includes designing what it is exactly that you want the computer to do in the first place (a.k.a. "design"), then programming becomes a form of art. It is "problem solving" with such a large number of possible solutions that it takes a certain amount of inspiration to come to the best answer.
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From an Opera forum FAQ thread:
Q: Are PDF and Flash supported.
A: No
You must be new here.
Bastards.
Offtopic, but can someone tell me how "0xfe.blogspot.com" is a valid domain?
::= <letter> [ [ <ldh-str> ] <let-dig> ]
According to RFC 1034:
<label>
I have some code to fix if "someone@0xfe.blogspot.com" could be a valid address...
CL2 was discussed here more recently than that.
A European release for TalkMan is expected in the spring.
Oh goodie! I've always wanted to learn to speak European!
Damn non-error-correcting copy/paste functionality. They should fix that someday.
As noted on the IE blog, IE 7 won't support the "application/xml+xhtml" MIME type. That means that all of your XHTML 2.0 documents will still need to be sent as "text/html", and will thus be parsed as HTML. Yay, progress!
Sounds like, when they say "future", they mean "fuuuuuuuuuuture".
I thought HTML 5, a.k.a "Web Applications 1.0" was the future?
(from the my-future-is-better-than-your-future dept.)
It does, but the latest version (8.51) doesn't appear to deal with the graphs very well. It just shows black blocks.
I like Brak's version better. (.wma)
So all of you out there with WMFs with SETABORTPROCs in your META_ESCAPE records, beware!
(Not sure what I just said.)
Free until November 6, 2006. Although a newer free version may be available by that time.
You can't actually download Delphi Personal from that page. It has "Keys Only (If you have a CD)" and states: "Please note that Delphi 2005 Personal is only distributed through select publications, and is not available for download."
Anyone know where to get Delphi Personal (legitimately)?
"House" is good.
(source)
I use XDESK. It's the only virtual-desktop app for Windows I could find that includes a Pager (preview of all desktops) and that maintains speed.
There's a "light" freeware version available.
Oh and the website is terrible. Be warned.
Instead of Toad, I would recommend PL/SQL Developer.
He knew the answer to the "secret question"? How is that ha..err..cracking?
Blue... No, yellow!
That's right. Because everyone in the entire world knows all about the ins-and-outs of the United States Constitution.
Forget the fact that, according to answers.com, it could also refer to "A declaration of certain rights of subjects, enacted by the English Parliament in 1689."
So there.
In a form with a "submit" and a "preview" button, "submit" should not be the default.
(Ugly art?)
If by "programming" you mean getting a computer to do what you want it to, then no, programming is simple "code monkey" work.
If "programming" includes designing what it is exactly that you want the computer to do in the first place (a.k.a. "design"), then programming becomes a form of art. It is "problem solving" with such a large number of possible solutions that it takes a certain amount of inspiration to come to the best answer.
If by "programming" you mean getting a computer to do what you want it to, then no, programming is simple "code monkey" work.
If "programming" includes designing what it is exactly that you want the computer to do in the first place (a.k.a. "design"), then programming becomes
But if they do it frequently enough, and a "big stink" is raised frequently enough, eventually the ability for anyone to do it will be revoked. Right?
(wishful thinking...)