I think there is a distinction here between two different things. I don't think he means it's a bad thing that browser code can't access your HD, etc. I think he's saying it's a limiting factor in developing web apps, and that's a downside to consider.
To add to my own post, I just realized I implicitly agreed about the vote in "florida" [sic]... I did not mean to give that impression. And I'm getting OT.
Checks and balances, as I understand them, refer to each branch of government (executive, legislative, judicial) have some measure of power over each other, not parties. Understandably, this is the way it works out sometimes.
On another point, the Republican party is made up of a number of factions. The same is true of the Democrats, the difference being that Republicans are able to put aside differences in order to win elections. As the Republican party gets more control, each faction will increase its demand for implementation of its own agenda (that is, as the perceived need to "just" win elections subsides). This is when Democrats can make a comeback. Although, it's looking more and more like the Democrats cannot resolve their internal strife, and may actually (eventually) split into 2 parties. One of these parties my attract some Republicans.
Turkey still sells 88 million cassettes a year, India 80 million, and that cassettes account for 50% of sales in these countries. In Saudi Arabia, it is 70%
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I think there is a distinction here between two different things. I don't think he means it's a bad thing that browser code can't access your HD, etc. I think he's saying it's a limiting factor in developing web apps, and that's a downside to consider.
Thanks, it does work. It works on a brand new Dell, Windows XP SP2... wow. I have had 3 year old software not work, but this does!
I would like to read the article you mentioned, but have been advised by my attorney to restrain myself (http://yro.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=05/07/13/0 527236&tid=95&tid=17)
To add to my own post, I just realized I implicitly agreed about the vote in "florida" [sic]... I did not mean to give that impression. And I'm getting OT.
Or, just maybe, a whole lot more Americans would be dead while we attempted to "arrest" Bin Laden.
On another point, the Republican party is made up of a number of factions. The same is true of the Democrats, the difference being that Republicans are able to put aside differences in order to win elections. As the Republican party gets more control, each faction will increase its demand for implementation of its own agenda (that is, as the perceived need to "just" win elections subsides). This is when Democrats can make a comeback. Although, it's looking more and more like the Democrats cannot resolve their internal strife, and may actually (eventually) split into 2 parties. One of these parties my attract some Republicans.
I'm not done looking at the one I've got now!
In Soviet Russia, cassette tapes you!
It's Jeff Albertson. Thirty seconds after it was uttered on TV, this site appeared : http://www.jeffalbertson.com/.
At some level, all technology is Information Technology.
I do realize that; I guess my post was a little "dry" :)
http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,2004580002-2005 260250,00.html
I just hope they get this kind of humor over there...
I wonder if they'll do the same thing to XML as what FrontPage did to HTML...