If you want to include a Mac in the mix, you have to do the latter, as the forme rdoesn't support Mac OS X as a host or guest.
I wish someone had told me that before I started running Windows Server 2003 inside VMWare Fusion on my OS X. I take it that the Fusion VM running OS X Server is also a figment of my imagination?
PS. I can't wait for IE6 to die. I think it will only be a matter of 6 - 8 months and we'll be able to stop supporting it. A lot of these problems will go away in the next year, just hang in there.
I'm sorry but it will be a lot longer before IE6 is finally dead. A lot of big corporations are still on IE6 because they have a lot of business critical software written for IE6 that will break if used in any other browser. Sad but true.
Why is an OS older than Ubuntu or Firefox being tested? And I mean 4 years older then Ubuntu - even with SP2 it would still be older then Ubuntu or Firefox.
It could be that there is a lot of pre-SP2 install-disks out there. In the likely event of needing a reinstall you are faced with having to put a pre-SP2 XP on the net to retrieve SP2.
Viacom also requested YouTube's source code, the code for identifying repeat copyright infringement uploads, copies of all videos marked private, and Google's advertising database schema.
What the fuck does Viacom think? And why is the judge agreeing with them?
Actually the judge rightfully denied these three requests.
A machine may be able to conduct, or play a piano, but a cello or guitar, for example, would be beyond a machine's abilities. At least that's what I hope is and remains the case. *coughs*
You have GOT to be kidding me. That sounds like a 6 year old who just got finished with the first few lessons. The sound of every note is totally flat. It lacks any kind of touch. Mechanical and insulting to music.
It sounds like you've never sat in an orchestra. The conductor is more than basic timekeeping at all times. If this was not the case, why aren't all orchestras just using a metronome at their concerts?
My prediction is that this performance will be under par for the orchestra. It will sound mechanical.
But I thought IE7 was a brand new browser that didn't use and of the buggy old IE6 code.
IE7 is NOT a rewrite. The only thing coming close to a rewrite is the CSS part of the browser.
MS has neglected several areas, one being the whole JavaScript area where IE still leaks memory like a sieve. The attitude at MS is that this is unfixable because it requires a complete rewrite of the browser.
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watt is joules per second. It's a unit of energy. Heat is energy.
What are you talking about? 5 digit UID was easy.
Oh wait...
I wish someone had told me that before I started running Windows Server 2003 inside VMWare Fusion on my OS X. I take it that the Fusion VM running OS X Server is also a figment of my imagination?
Richard Stallman has had his stay in the limelight. The world moved on.
More of "This video is not available to you".
"Lisa, in this house we obey the laws of thermodynamics".
How many billions of Euros have been spent on this project already?
About 0.03% of the total EU GDP. In 2007 the EU seen as one nation had a GDP of 12.143 trillion Euro. The LHC costs a mere 4.4 billion Euro.
"Firefox skin"? You do realize that Chrome comes with a Javascript engine written completely from scratch? And that Chrome is based on WebKit?
been reading Dawking have we?
No but he might have been reading Dawkins...
I'm sorry but it will be a lot longer before IE6 is finally dead. A lot of big corporations are still on IE6 because they have a lot of business critical software written for IE6 that will break if used in any other browser. Sad but true.
Agreed. Injecting a script-tag just doesn't cut it. We want real includes dammit!
Isn't this more of a browser-issue? A consensus is needed as when to fire "onload".
Anyway you can get close by using e.g prototype's document.observe("dom:loaded", ...) in Prototype 1.6+
In modern Javascript usage you leave that to a framework library such as Prototype, mooTools, jQuery, Dojo etc.
Just to point out... acceleration itself doesn't hurt. What hurts is if your feet are accelerated faster/slower than your head.
Also known as spaghettification.
Coolest word in astrophysics. :-)
In fact it's the ONLY way to be sure..
Due to overwhelming interest, our Cuil servers are running a bit hot right now. The search engine is momentarily unavailable as we add more capacity.
You do that..
I didn't like the interface anyway.
DRM could cause an entire generations music to be lost.
With the quality (or lack thereof) of most of the music produced today maybe this is a good thing?
Why is an OS older than Ubuntu or Firefox being tested? And I mean 4 years older then Ubuntu - even with SP2 it would still be older then Ubuntu or Firefox.
It could be that there is a lot of pre-SP2 install-disks out there. In the likely event of needing a reinstall you are faced with having to put a pre-SP2 XP on the net to retrieve SP2.
Viacom also requested YouTube's source code, the code for identifying repeat copyright infringement uploads, copies of all videos marked private, and Google's advertising database schema.
What the fuck does Viacom think? And why is the judge agreeing with them?
Actually the judge rightfully denied these three requests.
This is just as much reason to avoid Google, or any company that keeps any kind of logs of your behavior.
And yet you are posting on Slashdot...
*coughs*
You have GOT to be kidding me. That sounds like a 6 year old who just got finished with the first few lessons. The sound of every note is totally flat. It lacks any kind of touch. Mechanical and insulting to music.
It sounds like you've never sat in an orchestra. The conductor is more than basic timekeeping at all times. If this was not the case, why aren't all orchestras just using a metronome at their concerts?
My prediction is that this performance will be under par for the orchestra. It will sound mechanical.
Surely you are kidding or trolling - maybe both?
FireBug with its plethora of functions is indispensable for any web developer. In my mind it's clear that you never even looked at it.
FireBug is not for ajax only. And as another poster noted not everyone has the freedom or willingness to use 3rd party ajax-frameworks.
You could read the article and find out, that the link is prominently displayed in the lefthand side. But then again.. This is Slashdot... ;-)
I'm aware of the article.. :-) IMO they should spend more time fixing the problem than writing about it.. ;-)
IE7 is NOT a rewrite. The only thing coming close to a rewrite is the CSS part of the browser.
MS has neglected several areas, one being the whole JavaScript area where IE still leaks memory like a sieve. The attitude at MS is that this is unfixable because it requires a complete rewrite of the browser.