I do a little happy dance in my head every time this site helps me out. it's a bit intimidating until you use it, then it becomes the best java reference you could ask for.
Ruby:
use fxri. in windows, it's not just a live command-line style interpreter, it has a dictionary of relevant terms to search through to boot. it's like having a terminal inside of a reference book, and you shouldn't pass up the opportunity to try it out.
this one I use every time I use php. Not only does it tell you what everything does, but it tells you what's bugged, and how, and that way you can work around what would otherwise be a nasty problem.
I use these constantly at my job (fxri is the only calculator I know of that can calculate the factorial of 6022, so I use it for all my calculations!) and I hope you find them just as useful as I do.
I find it sad that any attempt to attack Palin is considered sexism or "negative campaigning."
The woman is a monster.
She should never have been chosen. the only reason she was chosen was BECAUSE she's as ridiculously evil as George W. Bush. If the Democrats don't attack her, they lose more than the election.
If you're buying a laptop for gaming, you can get better than that with only $100. Some of us are willing to pay more than that to get old games like warcraft 2 working smoothly.
Besides, who's to say that those resource hogging games won't be fun enough? or that tomorrow's "non-resource-hogging" games won't need hardware this good?
The emails, I don't mind, so long as the spammer induces a cost for them, and pays it himself.
It's when they hire a botnet, or start installing illegal software on people's computers without their consent, that I object.
And spammers should be jailed for THAT. Not for exercising speech or being anonymous.
Part of the problem is in the way things were automated. a few people have stop-losses on their stocks, so that if the stock drops half its value in a day, they automatically sell it so they don't lose everything.
They actually lost more on this day because of that, and that's probably the worst thing that happened. Now people are going to be less likely to believe in those systems, and could end up losing 100% of their life savings if it isn't a boy crying wolf next time.
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I don't think the goal is to take the easy way out. I think the goal is to find ways to make energy consumption much more efficient so that the tools and methodologies you develop can be applied to other kinds of power sources. Eventually, our spaceships are going to be working on limited supplies of fuel, and "just using solar power" or some other alternative source of energy isn't gonna work out real well.
What we need is to give a big boost to the people who work exclusively to make stuff more efficient. It's clear that they've been neglected for a while in favor of profiteering, because cost-cutting beats efficiency on the next quarterly report every time. The problem is, if you don't keep that downward spiral going, you crash.
A lot of people are starting to realize that building more efficient systems beats cost-cutting in the long run, and right now the long run is all America has left.
Just out of curiosity, what makes you think that a System administrator stupid enough to run their expensive system on inferior technology ISN'T going to fail on a scale this massive?
This was one of the biggest trading days for the London market. They've blown their reputation permanently.
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I'm not advocating the democrat party. I'm just very much opposed to McCain and Bush and the whole horde of assrats in the current administration.
And you can call that trolling if you want, but I'm sick of people using "political correctness" as a barrier to freedom of speech.
Java:
http://java.sun.com/javase/6/docs/api/
I do a little happy dance in my head every time this site helps me out. it's a bit intimidating until you use it, then it becomes the best java reference you could ask for.
Ruby:
use fxri. in windows, it's not just a live command-line style interpreter, it has a dictionary of relevant terms to search through to boot. it's like having a terminal inside of a reference book, and you shouldn't pass up the opportunity to try it out.
php:
http://www.php.net/docs.php
this one I use every time I use php. Not only does it tell you what everything does, but it tells you what's bugged, and how, and that way you can work around what would otherwise be a nasty problem.
I use these constantly at my job (fxri is the only calculator I know of that can calculate the factorial of 6022, so I use it for all my calculations!) and I hope you find them just as useful as I do.
I find it sad that any attempt to attack Palin is considered sexism or "negative campaigning."
The woman is a monster.
She should never have been chosen. the only reason she was chosen was BECAUSE she's as ridiculously evil as George W. Bush. If the Democrats don't attack her, they lose more than the election.
I would say the value of at least 2 of those towers was greatly overestimated, in that ever since then they've cost us way too much.
I am not, however, referring to money.
Harmonious Botch (921977) has just declared that his freedom of speech is on sale, for much less than $250,000.00.
Do we have any buyers?
In space, noone can hear you "whoosh."
First thing that came to my mind:
Most expensive BSOD ever.
there's the catch: the majority of economists are Democrats right now.
64 cores should be enough for anybody.
Please!
but in soviet hl=ru, the dot comes before the slash.
If you're buying a laptop for gaming, you can get better than that with only $100. Some of us are willing to pay more than that to get old games like warcraft 2 working smoothly. Besides, who's to say that those resource hogging games won't be fun enough? or that tomorrow's "non-resource-hogging" games won't need hardware this good?
1. Get people interested in your ideas.
2. Get them to subscribe to your newsletter.
3. ???
4. Profit!
actually that would be millibits. But we get you.
The Wii640kb should be enough for anybody.
I'm Mr. James, you insensitive clod!
The emails, I don't mind, so long as the spammer induces a cost for them, and pays it himself. It's when they hire a botnet, or start installing illegal software on people's computers without their consent, that I object. And spammers should be jailed for THAT. Not for exercising speech or being anonymous.
I'd agree, but lately, those in power have viewed my constitutionally protected rights with as much disdain as they do spam.
It might not be just one stock it happens to.
NewsBots, transform and google out!
Part of the problem is in the way things were automated. a few people have stop-losses on their stocks, so that if the stock drops half its value in a day, they automatically sell it so they don't lose everything.
They actually lost more on this day because of that, and that's probably the worst thing that happened. Now people are going to be less likely to believe in those systems, and could end up losing 100% of their life savings if it isn't a boy crying wolf next time.
Relatively speaking.
Dammit man, you KNOW someone's gonna read that.
I don't think the goal is to take the easy way out. I think the goal is to find ways to make energy consumption much more efficient so that the tools and methodologies you develop can be applied to other kinds of power sources. Eventually, our spaceships are going to be working on limited supplies of fuel, and "just using solar power" or some other alternative source of energy isn't gonna work out real well.
What we need is to give a big boost to the people who work exclusively to make stuff more efficient. It's clear that they've been neglected for a while in favor of profiteering, because cost-cutting beats efficiency on the next quarterly report every time. The problem is, if you don't keep that downward spiral going, you crash.
A lot of people are starting to realize that building more efficient systems beats cost-cutting in the long run, and right now the long run is all America has left.
Just out of curiosity, what makes you think that a System administrator stupid enough to run their expensive system on inferior technology ISN'T going to fail on a scale this massive? This was one of the biggest trading days for the London market. They've blown their reputation permanently.