Then offer a minimum level. Deliver software with a minimum functionality and allow them to be replaced without having to jump through hoops (try actually replacing IE).
Which is the vertical flip of the stories' version. This one spells out the sentence in the same direction as Latin would be written (top to bottom). Also, this one generates more hits on google, with 19900 versus 1320 hits (with "SATOR AREPO" versus "AREPO SATOR").
well....us would suffice to determine it (within this earth).
Better yet, make the.us part implicit in the US only. Make website owners always use the.us extension for linking and make your browser implicitly post-pending the.us. Then, you can change that to another country and it'll still work, with local government, education, military and so on!...
If only the ICANN and the entire internet was mine to command.
From the article: "CANN's board of directors appears to favor a proposal for a new set of Internet addresses that end in.Asia, which would more easily identify Asia-focused Web sites."
So... if I understand correctly, the closer people are to the USA, the easier their domain names will be. Compare:
XYZ.com -> US company XYZ.co.uk -> UK company XYZ.co.cn.asia -> Chinese company
What about universities in other countries? Governments? Militaries?
ICANN: Start getting a little bit international, postfix all.com,.gov,.edu etc. domains with.us. That at least makes it fair for the rest of the world. What's the point of.asia btw? just keep using.cn.
> I once read that a good comment will appear on every conditional branch or loop, and a good comment will also state the INTENTION for doing something,
well...
}// AND with 0xFF1234 because that is the first set of bytes in the file header if (u & 0xFF1234)
that doesn't check whether the first four bytes are 0x00FF1234. It checks whether one of the 13 set bits is set, and if so, it's ok. Try a file starting with 0x0C 0x00 0x00 0x00, and it'll pass.
Comments should detail the functional path and algorithm, code should do what the comments say.
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I'm with the other 30%.
You tried to switch to "ABC". That channel cannot be displayed on this television set. Would you try to switch to "MSNBC" instead?
Mod parent Insightful (or Scary). It's just not Funny.
> but for all intents and purposes, it's gone.
No it isn't. That was my point exactly. You can only make pretend it isn't there.
If you use:
- A file open dialog
- The quick launch bar
- MSOffice
- Most of the Windows built in functions
you are in fact using IE. You are then still vulnerable for the exploits and all.
Try removing iexplore.exe and then try "explorer.exe www.microsoft.com" -> that's an awfully nice IE window isn't it?
> ... but we found that not enough people were using it, or were even familiar with the concept ...
Thanks to Sony and the like, there are more than enough people running a rootkit, so include the word already...
> Consumers expect a certain minimum level
Then offer a minimum level. Deliver software with a minimum functionality and allow them to be replaced without having to jump through hoops (try actually replacing IE).
Yup. Based on googling for their names, Google (732000000) is more popular than Jesus (at 160000000). By far.
What was slashdot trying to teach you about open standards all this time? Flash is not open!
nitty gritty detail: you cannot make a program that plays flash stuff without a license from Macromedia
Slashdot does not make you a good speller.
Repeat because it's necessary. (try causality instead of causation).
Non-numerical numerical constants:
0xCAFE
0xBABE
0xDEAD
0xC0DE
0xBEEF
0xFADE
0xDEAF
0xBEAD
Well... given your socks, it might be hard to train them for a smell that kills.
The problem with bees is not training them but keeping them alive.
That's got to be the longest and most unreadable way to say "But I want it... *whine*" I've ever seen.
Why would greeks gain immortality by making a solution in latin anyway?
And the 10-word squares can be found at http://www.gtoal.com/wordgames/wordsquare/BENCHMAR K
The probable solve:
discu ssing
incan tator
scarl atina
carni tines
unlik eness
state swren
satin weave
itine rates
nones event
grass nests
What's up with slashdots lameness filter? The solution is lame now?
The actual square is:
SATOR
AREPO
TENET
OPERA
ROTAS
Which is the vertical flip of the stories' version. This one spells out the sentence in the same direction as Latin would be written (top to bottom). Also, this one generates more hits on google, with 19900 versus 1320 hits (with "SATOR AREPO" versus "AREPO SATOR").
If you ever see an award for the most-improved torture device, I'm sure Vim would win.
Mmmmm.... That's a really nice set of transformers you've got there...
well... .us would suffice to determine it (within this earth).
.us part implicit in the US only. Make website owners always use the .us extension for linking and make your browser implicitly post-pending the .us. Then, you can change that to another country and it'll still work, with local government, education, military and so on!...
Better yet, make the
If only the ICANN and the entire internet was mine to command.
You're missing the point. .gov is only for the US government. .edu is a US university. .mil is the US military.
.us you don't have to type that. Even when you're not in it.".
What's not-US about that? It's like implicitly stating "Since everybody is in
Before you send that proposal to ICANN, let me buy a few shares in TinyURL...
From the article: "CANN's board of directors appears to favor a proposal for a new set of Internet addresses that end in .Asia, which would more easily identify Asia-focused Web sites."
.com, .gov, .edu etc. domains with .us. That at least makes it fair for the rest of the world. What's the point of .asia btw? just keep using .cn.
So... if I understand correctly, the closer people are to the USA, the easier their domain names will be. Compare:
XYZ.com -> US company
XYZ.co.uk -> UK company
XYZ.co.cn.asia -> Chinese company
What about universities in other countries? Governments? Militaries?
ICANN: Start getting a little bit international, postfix all
The Goatse guy, Tubgirl and so on quantum-entangled with my good porn? I really don't want that.
> Me Ellison
Was that a slip of the tongue?
> I once read that a good comment will appear on every conditional branch or loop, and a good comment will also state the INTENTION for doing something,
// AND with 0xFF1234 because that is the first set of bytes in the file header
well...
}
if (u & 0xFF1234)
that doesn't check whether the first four bytes are 0x00FF1234. It checks whether one of the 13 set bits is set, and if so, it's ok. Try a file starting with 0x0C 0x00 0x00 0x00, and it'll pass.
Comments should detail the functional path and algorithm, code should do what the comments say.