Without any knowledge of whether or not the statement about image inputs working, I must say that using JavaScript to fix a problem like this is an awful idea.
ah you are right -- i only really considered my own driving.
typically where i drive (ucf area in orlando, fl) if i maintain the speed limit and chill with the gas i won't get stuck in a red-light-vortex. i know a lot of areas are not like this, especially with lots of traffic.
the epa can do whatever they want and it won't change the "real world" results that most people get.
how many people do you know who always have their foot flooring the gas or brake? if people learned to use the accelerator and brakes effectively they would probably save 10 mpg on every tank.
i'll bet i get better mileage in my eclipse than a decent percentage of hybrid owners, simply because most people don't think about how they drive.
"So you should really include the developers in the losers category here."
which raises the question: why don't they just strip html out instead? it will probably require more work to make sure nothing gets through, but i think that it might be worth it.
this is awful, but i'm sure few of the people reading this will become vista users anyway.
most of us have probably been bugging our families and friends to try ubuntu or buy a mac for the past few years. i switched to a mac this year and never looked back. there are people with MUCH higher application and compatibility requirements than myself who can switch to linux (or apple)
maybe it was just an informational seminar instructing the old timers on how to use google to find info on people. who wants to bet it is better than whatever system they are using..
anyone who charges "royalties" to places like google news will learn how it really works very quickly.
here's the formula i worked out for the way it works right now: (site advertisment click probability * click price * readers) + (subscription signup probability * subscription price * readers) = revenue
this is how it will work if they charge royalties: (royalties per click * 0 + (site advertisment click probability * click price * 0 + (subscription signup probability * subscription price * 0) = revenue = 0
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Without any knowledge of whether or not the statement about image inputs working, I must say that using JavaScript to fix a problem like this is an awful idea.
Local White Pages Safety Questioned
Aren't your local White Pages more dangerous by default? I mean those are opt-OUT, while MySpace is opt-IN
ah you are right -- i only really considered my own driving.
typically where i drive (ucf area in orlando, fl) if i maintain the speed limit and chill with the gas i won't get stuck in a red-light-vortex. i know a lot of areas are not like this, especially with lots of traffic.
the epa can do whatever they want and it won't change the "real world" results that most people get.
how many people do you know who always have their foot flooring the gas or brake? if people learned to use the accelerator and brakes effectively they would probably save 10 mpg on every tank.
i'll bet i get better mileage in my eclipse than a decent percentage of hybrid owners, simply because most people don't think about how they drive.
"So you should really include the developers in the losers category here."
which raises the question: why don't they just strip html out instead? it will probably require more work to make sure nothing gets through, but i think that it might be worth it.
don't even pretend that another company can begin to compete at this point
this is just like when dvd sales initially dropped off. after a while, people have finished replacing their vhs with dvds and sales will drop.
dilithium? might as well be NiMH
now if you want some REAL power you need Energon
maybe google just fixed it
i don't see any reason to buy into either one. i'm not planning on getting a new tv any time soon, and i don't need to pay even MORE per movie.
here are a few things that most of the general 'net using public didn't really use five years ago:
bit torrent
youtube
itunes
digg
blogs
social networking
this is awful, but i'm sure few of the people reading this will become vista users anyway.
most of us have probably been bugging our families and friends to try ubuntu or buy a mac for the past few years. i switched to a mac this year and never looked back. there are people with MUCH higher application and compatibility requirements than myself who can switch to linux (or apple)
maybe it was just an informational seminar instructing the old timers on how to use google to find info on people. who wants to bet it is better than whatever system they are using..
there is one problem though, they continue to spam.
despite all their shortcomings, somewhere, someone is obviously making money, so they continue.
why would youtube shell out a dime when the DMCA protects them?
cuban's take on youtube has been insane from day one
the great part about it is that there will be a huge number of false positives since half the songs the big 5 put out are all the same.
i guess this isn't quite the same Luddite thinking as the WiFi ban at a canadian university: http://hardware.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=06/02/ 23/029224&from=rss
but it seems like a _ban_ is a little over the top
http://www2.sony.co.uk/feedback/feedbackform.asp
indeed. i'm sure there is another, less expensive system for mii
..maybe it just shows how demented the attacker was
this morning i drove by a GameStop and saw a ton of kids in line, so i yelled "PS3 FOR THE WIN!!!!"
they were probably like "stupid sony fanboy", little do they know i was just pissed they beat me there..
the problem is, as far as i'm concerned, is that the judge shouldn't be able to order something like this.
...i was under the impression that we still had problems to deal with on this planet.
does google.be not follow robots.txt?
anyone who charges "royalties" to places like google news will learn how it really works very quickly.
here's the formula i worked out for the way it works right now:
(site advertisment click probability * click price * readers) + (subscription signup probability * subscription price * readers) = revenue
this is how it will work if they charge royalties:
(royalties per click * 0 + (site advertisment click probability * click price * 0 + (subscription signup probability * subscription price * 0) = revenue = 0