Maybe it's about time the Windows operating system was given the ability to cache DNS queries locally BY DEFAULT and open Windows back up for DNS cache poisoning which was the reason is was disabled BY DEFAULT.
Imagine half the population of your entire city or town dying off in 1 or 2 years. Nasty business that.
Wouldn't that depend on where you live and if you care about the people? Try, "Imagine half the population of your entire congress dying off in 1 or 2 years". I'll bet you get more than a few cheers.
For Microsoft: The only way you guys can return to being the platform of choice is to have the biggest app store. It isn't going to happen. You moved to proprietary languages in an attempt to further your grip and lost it all. There will never again be a "only works on Windows". There is only room for two and Android has already rounded the second corner while you sit at the gate.
For the two people that might not know: Most applications these days are based on Python, Java, and HTML/CSS/javascript, with back ends on Obj-C/C/C++. Microsoft moved to proprietary languages, C# &.NET. Now they are loosing because developers that know C++ (that they kicked to the curb) and all of the languages above, have moved on to applications for the iPhone/iPad or ones that are cross platform. Now Apple is kicking everyone's ass because they have the most applications in their app store. Look at what happened to webOS. Fortunately, Android applications are growing steadily. This is just a cheap attempt to steal potential Android developers.
I use Code::Blocks. It runs on all platforms so my code looks and acts the same when I'm building on whatever platform I need my applications to run on. If I need my application to run on Linux/Mac/Windows I open the cbp file, add the needed ifndef's, adjust for the libraries, and compile. If you build GUI applications WxWidgets work very nicely with Code::Blocks. Code::Blocks has been doing Python for quite a while now. Python Plugin
If you look at it you will see it is ordered by work. It starts with "can I install it and be on my way" and ends with "will I have to rewrite base code to get what I need". #3 is such an important need it is listed. It is also the reason "without extensions" is important. For example, adding flash to a browser isn't the safest thing one can do. HTML5 canvas, despite its potential vulnerabilities, can replace that issue.
It was process of elimination. Chrome doesn't sufficiently do SVG for me. (note the "my needs" part of the Subject). I don't doubt they will catch up, and probably even support SVG 1.2 before the others. If they supported textArea they would have bumped Firefox. Well, if they didn't still have a problem with POST. I will never send user:pass in the URI or cookie.
I was really meaning something deeper in but I didn't know they had extensions. If you use XMLRPC to enhance SVG Opera thinks your displaying an animated image and spins continuously. It also doesn't handle cursor assignments when you "use" "symbols". Neither imposition is worth them fixing any time soon.
For example, the code below moves an image of an arrow to a specific position in an SVG based interface. When displayed by Opera, the cursor doesn't change to the pointer. Note, I had to remove the greater signs for the code to display on/. It would be nice if there was a [code] tag.
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That depends on how you rub on it.
Can't wait to greeze them pipes.
Well, ain't that the shit.
Maybe it's about time the Windows operating system was given the ability to cache DNS queries locally BY DEFAULT and open Windows back up for DNS cache poisoning which was the reason is was disabled BY DEFAULT.
FTFY
For Akamai.
Imagine half the population of your entire city or town dying off in 1 or 2 years. Nasty business that.
Wouldn't that depend on where you live and if you care about the people? Try, "Imagine half the population of your entire congress dying off in 1 or 2 years". I'll bet you get more than a few cheers.
Or does this "merely" mean that child labor has "shifted paradgms"...
Yes. It means the kids are not in one place thus eliminating exposure to the public eye like say someone in prison.
http://www.npr.org/blogs/thetwo-way/2011/05/25/136659787/report-chinese-prisoners-made-to-play-internet-games-for-guards-profit
my brain must think it is bass akwards day.
How is saving thousands of jobs hurtful to our society?
I thought a lot of Solaris shops moved to OpenSolaris.
This is about the government trying to keep Sun from going bankrupt and thousands of people loosing their jobs. How is this a bad thing?
For Microsoft: The only way you guys can return to being the platform of choice is to have the biggest app store. It isn't going to happen. You moved to proprietary languages in an attempt to further your grip and lost it all. There will never again be a "only works on Windows". There is only room for two and Android has already rounded the second corner while you sit at the gate.
For the two people that might not know: Most applications these days are based on Python, Java, and HTML/CSS/javascript, with back ends on Obj-C/C/C++. Microsoft moved to proprietary languages, C# & .NET. Now they are loosing because developers that know C++ (that they kicked to the curb) and all of the languages above, have moved on to applications for the iPhone/iPad or ones that are cross platform. Now Apple is kicking everyone's ass because they have the most applications in their app store. Look at what happened to webOS. Fortunately, Android applications are growing steadily. This is just a cheap attempt to steal potential Android developers.
I thought "pull no punches" meant "don't hit me too hard" and "spare no punches" means "swing all you want".
Eric or Epic? I used Epic for Perl code that needed to be debugged. I was REALLY impressed.
Holy shit your right! sudo dpkg -i setup.exe doesn't work either!
I use Code::Blocks. It runs on all platforms so my code looks and acts the same when I'm building on whatever platform I need my applications to run on. If I need my application to run on Linux/Mac/Windows I open the cbp file, add the needed ifndef's, adjust for the libraries, and compile. If you build GUI applications WxWidgets work very nicely with Code::Blocks. Code::Blocks has been doing Python for quite a while now. Python Plugin
If you look at it you will see it is ordered by work. It starts with "can I install it and be on my way" and ends with "will I have to rewrite base code to get what I need". #3 is such an important need it is listed. It is also the reason "without extensions" is important. For example, adding flash to a browser isn't the safest thing one can do. HTML5 canvas, despite its potential vulnerabilities, can replace that issue.
It was process of elimination. Chrome doesn't sufficiently do SVG for me. (note the "my needs" part of the Subject). I don't doubt they will catch up, and probably even support SVG 1.2 before the others. If they supported textArea they would have bumped Firefox. Well, if they didn't still have a problem with POST. I will never send user:pass in the URI or cookie.
lysdexia kills
This is about India not wanting manufacturing jobs exported not about environmentalism.
I was really meaning something deeper in but I didn't know they had extensions. If you use XMLRPC to enhance SVG Opera thinks your displaying an animated image and spins continuously. It also doesn't handle cursor assignments when you "use" "symbols". Neither imposition is worth them fixing any time soon.
For example, the code below moves an image of an arrow to a specific position in an SVG based interface. When displayed by Opera, the cursor doesn't change to the pointer. /. It would be nice if there was a [code] tag.
Note, I had to remove the greater signs for the code to display on
symbol id='uarrow' viewBox='0 0 32 32'> /symbol>
path style='cursor: pointer;' fill='green' stroke='green' stroke-width='0.1' d='m16,0l-16,32l32,0l-16,-32z' onclick='moveDetails(0)'/>
use x='780' y='450' width='32' height='32' fill-opacity='1' xlink:href='#uarrow'/>
Its nice to know they allow extensions. I'll have to check and see what they have for VRML and XUL. Thanks!
Canada is a AAA rated country. They can afford to give a shit.
How long until they can suture a wound above the spinal cord with can'd foam.
You forgot the link to your resume.
Pinky the Clown
Executives pay, Executives bonus, Executives parachute, Shareholders on the board, largest Customer. FTFY