I am using Safari which as some know does have a built in Google toolbar. Although minimally featured, it does the job. The code behind this bar can be summed up as: Do exactly what the URL field does but add "www.google.com/search/" to what the user typed. So why is this news? WHY??
1. Purchase $500 laptop 2. Purchase $100 security 3. Purchase $100 spyware remover 4. "Lose" laptop 5. Wait 60 days 6. Profit $300 for 60 days work 7. GOTO 1 (I never spaced lines by 10, what was up with that)
I believe You are the
Son of God and You died on
the cross for MY sins. I also
believe that you rose from the
dead so that I, too, may
have victory over the grave.
I think a rule of thumb for designing new features specifically for the blind is that the addition of the feature does not interfere with the sighted users of the software.
Let's break it down. 164,000,000 is the key number here. Now as we all know, a number must be Fully Rounded to make news. At first glance 000,000 seems to qualify the number. However we have all seen the last six digits of the number of broadband subscribers roll over 163 times before so it is not important, therefore we must examine the MSD's of the attempt to interest us. We have 164. Is this round, or at least a prime number? No. Since God speaks to us only in round numbers of His majesty we must therefore conclude that the news day was slow.
I was hired by a very large but not too conservative software company when I was 19. I didn't have any college but I had released a series of Mac software applications that were very popular and polished. I found that, after the initial awkwardness of going from potsmoking teen to highly paid programmer, which lasted about a month and nearly got me fired, that my real experience designing software was about twenty times more valuable than the "degrees" of my coworkers. I outlasted quite a few team members there who just couldn't deal with new things.
If you want my advice, you should immediately get a computer of your own and start hacking. Write something. Anything. Just code code code. Release something and provide support. Doesn't matter what! Write a checkers program, or a web browser from scratch. Or implement a garbage collector for C++, we could use one of those. Anything that challenges you.
I particularly enjoy their persistable domain model (where logic and data are bound in one wrapping). The one-method-per-action-controller-request-router is sweet. And there's nothing like sending out forgotten passwords and invoices from easy-to-test email service layers on top of sendmail. To dust off an old chestnut, I welcome our new buzzword-crazed overlords. It's too bad that I already have a good job as a clown.
It's newsworthy to us because of what the article doesn't say. You see, Microsoft is known for its absolute stranglehold over the OEMs. There were quite a few OSs that they wanted to ship. For example, BeOS. But MS had or has predatory licensing agreements, such as having to pay a Windows Tax for every PC even if it shipped with no OS at all. The fact that Michael Dellbert or whatever his name was comes out and says they'd sure like to ship OS X, just as if he was ordering a cheese sandwich, is the news.
Superman gave Batman a kryptonite ring because he was worried about what would happen if he got too pawned. One time Superman was mind-controlled by Poison Ivy (a batman villian) and the only way Batman and Catwoman could stop him was by pawning innocent people's lives... Catwoman would push another person off a building and Superman would drop the fight and go save her. Batman said that his only advantage was that Superman was deep down, a good person, and Batman wasn't.
What is it that OSX Server has that Client doesn't? Is Client crippled in some way? I know just from looking at the Sharing control panel that I can do all these:
Personal File Sharing Windows Sharing Web Sharing Remote Logic FTP Remote Desktop Apple Events Printer Sharing Internet Connection Sharing
That ain't bad, so what can Server users do that's so great?
UPN is a terrible network, and pretty racist when you get right down to it. Europeans hopefully don't have the free time to support this ridiculous American channel.
Microsoft's software security push likes to be tied in a chair with a gag in its mouth, while its boyfriend makes love to another man in front of it. It is embarassed when it finds another blackened spoon in the bathroom after he promised to quit.
But Koreans stealing its passwords is not embarassing.
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You're new around here...
I am using Safari which as some know does have a built in Google toolbar. Although minimally featured, it does the job. The code behind this bar can be summed up as: Do exactly what the URL field does but add "www.google.com/search/" to what the user typed. So why is this news? WHY??
But spacing lines by 10 would cause the program to run ten times slower, right? Right?
Is this guy versatile or what?
Especially if she had a Irish brogue...then it's at least eight times as funny.
I don't know, does Shanda think Microsoft will think it will fail where Slashdot think it will succeed? That would make the question more clearer.
I have a cold and hear V's as P's, you insensitive clod!
1. Purchase $500 laptop
2. Purchase $100 security
3. Purchase $100 spyware remover
4. "Lose" laptop
5. Wait 60 days
6. Profit $300 for 60 days work
7. GOTO 1 (I never spaced lines by 10, what was up with that)
If you don't get this, please Google.
I believe You are the
Son of God and You died on
the cross for MY sins. I also
believe that you rose from the
dead so that I, too, may
have victory over the grave.
Watch that plank in your eye.
The cinematic values in evidence are perverted. God, it's horrible. It reminds me of Malcolm in the Middle:
The Mom: MALCOLM!!!!
Kid: (foley sounds and dramatic pan) Uh?
DO YOUR....CHORES!!!!
(little kid) Mom always gets like this when Dad is away. I wonder why?
(Dad in hotel room with Scarlett Scarborough) CHIBI CHIBI CHIBI!!!!
Scarlett Scarborough: ooh...MALCOLM!!!
Dad: HUHHUHUHU????? (Blows herbrains out with magnum)
(I flip to Friends then turn TV off)
Let's break it down. 164,000,000 is the key number here. Now as we all know, a number must be Fully Rounded to make news. At first glance 000,000 seems to qualify the number. However we have all seen the last six digits of the number of broadband subscribers roll over 163 times before so it is not important, therefore we must examine the MSD's of the attempt to interest us. We have 164. Is this round, or at least a prime number? No. Since God speaks to us only in round numbers of His majesty we must therefore conclude that the news day was slow.
He's likely to blame Clinton for this too...
If you want my advice, you should immediately get a computer of your own and start hacking. Write something. Anything. Just code code code. Release something and provide support. Doesn't matter what! Write a checkers program, or a web browser from scratch. Or implement a garbage collector for C++, we could use one of those. Anything that challenges you.
He's obviously got a lower usernumber than me.
I particularly enjoy their persistable domain model (where logic and data are bound in one wrapping). The one-method-per-action-controller-request-router is sweet. And there's nothing like sending out forgotten passwords and invoices from easy-to-test email service layers on top of sendmail. To dust off an old chestnut, I welcome our new buzzword-crazed overlords. It's too bad that I already have a good job as a clown.
Trademark the word "lawsuit"?
It's newsworthy to us because of what the article doesn't say. You see, Microsoft is known for its absolute stranglehold over the OEMs. There were quite a few OSs that they wanted to ship. For example, BeOS. But MS had or has predatory licensing agreements, such as having to pay a Windows Tax for every PC even if it shipped with no OS at all. The fact that Michael Dellbert or whatever his name was comes out and says they'd sure like to ship OS X, just as if he was ordering a cheese sandwich, is the news.
Superman gave Batman a kryptonite ring because he was worried about what would happen if he got too pawned. One time Superman was mind-controlled by Poison Ivy (a batman villian) and the only way Batman and Catwoman could stop him was by pawning innocent people's lives ... Catwoman would push another person off a building and Superman would drop the fight and go save her. Batman said that his only advantage was that Superman was deep down, a good person, and Batman wasn't.
What is it that OSX Server has that Client doesn't? Is Client crippled in some way? I know just from looking at the Sharing control panel that I can do all these:
Personal File Sharing
Windows Sharing
Web Sharing
Remote Logic
FTP
Remote Desktop
Apple Events
Printer Sharing
Internet Connection Sharing
That ain't bad, so what can Server users do that's so great?
Hey, leave that Offtopic button alone.
We'll be able to solve all of the world's problems once scientists have invented magic.
Microsoft's software security push likes to be tied in a chair with a gag in its mouth, while its boyfriend makes love to another man in front of it. It is embarassed when it finds another blackened spoon in the bathroom after he promised to quit. But Koreans stealing its passwords is not embarassing.
Will anyone catch yours?