I'm looking for a Perl book that already has a bunch of good scripts for log analysis and shopping carts etc... and basically shows you how to implement them.
Why? Just start with Learning Perl. If you really want some scripts in dead-tree format, get the Perl Cookbook. For fully functional scripts like the one you mention, get them online, like at CGI Resources.
I find it ironic that, even though the DC area supposedly has the largest density of wired individuals, that there seems to be such a low literacy rate in the same area.
The reason is that the 60% wired refers to the DC metropolitan area, which includes many affluent suburbs in Maryland and Virginia. If they limited it to DC city limits (like the literacy statistics), the number would be far lower.
What about the environmentalists motto, "Think Greenly"? Or is it "Think Green":-) So, if you think Apple's slogan is grammatically incorrect, think differently.
Unlimited TLDs eliminates squatting by making it infinitely expensive to register all combinations of algoresucks.*
This doesn't fix squatting. It simply shifts the period. There would still be legal battles over popular TLDs, like *.sucks
Now, how hard would it be to implement and manage infinite TLDs? Not that hard.
This would be harder than you think. The root name servers are not designed to be very dynamic. Also, lots of apps (and firmware) have fixed ideas of what the TLDs are. I guess this would give all the Y2K programmers something to work on next year:)
I wish I had NT experience before I hit the job market. Unix only turns kids into hopeless geeks.
I think you got this backwards. Hopeless geeks turn to OS's that are technically superior. Therefore they turn to Unix.
NT makes them productive, employed members of society.
Computer experience of any type will make you employed these days. Good people can be productive on any platform.
I strongly believe it doesn't matter what OS is being used by kids up through the high school age. These students are at least 5-10 years from the job market, and of course the entire computing landscape will be completely different. What does matter is teaching the fundamentals. Rather than learning how to do accomplish tasks a certain way with a certain GUI, they should learn logical constructs. Lego Mindstorms, for example, is probably one of the more effective teaching tools there are for younger folks.
The data are not great, but the relevant studies actually suggest a higher incidence of Altzheimer's in poorly educated people
True. In fact, studies have shown that regular "exercise" of the brain (doing things like crossword puzzles, etc) can delay the onset of Alzheimer's and other age-related dementia.
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Crimson Fedora Linux.
Why? Just start with Learning Perl. If you really want some scripts in dead-tree format, get the Perl Cookbook. For fully functional scripts like the one you mention, get them online, like at CGI Resources.
QuickTime for Java will work on Linux.
Windows crashes... does that count?
Yes, and you've been doing that to me all weekend. I am not amused. Enough's enough! Stop it!
That site seems to be slashdotted already, but there are some more screenshots here: http://www.inficad.com/~nytehorse/
But then, according to SearchTerms.com, Yahoo is the fourth most searched-for term.
There must be a lot of idiots out there... probably AOL users trying to figure out how to "get to" the internet... sheesh.
D'Music SM-200C. They're accepting pre-orders for it.
Why not? Do you know how many kids have laptops these days?
The reason is that the 60% wired refers to the DC metropolitan area, which includes many affluent suburbs in Maryland and Virginia. If they limited it to DC city limits (like the literacy statistics), the number would be far lower.
What about the environmentalists motto, "Think Greenly"? Or is it "Think Green" :-) So, if you think Apple's slogan is grammatically incorrect, think differently.
This doesn't fix squatting. It simply shifts the period. There would still be legal battles over popular TLDs, like *.sucks
Now, how hard would it be to implement and manage infinite TLDs? Not that hard.
This would be harder than you think. The root name servers are not designed to be very dynamic. Also, lots of apps (and firmware) have fixed ideas of what the TLDs are. I guess this would give all the Y2K programmers something to work on next year :)
I think you got this backwards. Hopeless geeks turn to OS's that are technically superior. Therefore they turn to Unix.
NT makes them productive, employed members of society.
Computer experience of any type will make you employed these days. Good people can be productive on any platform.
I strongly believe it doesn't matter what OS is being used by kids up through the high school age. These students are at least 5-10 years from the job market, and of course the entire computing landscape will be completely different. What does matter is teaching the fundamentals. Rather than learning how to do accomplish tasks a certain way with a certain GUI, they should learn logical constructs. Lego Mindstorms, for example, is probably one of the more effective teaching tools there are for younger folks.
Huh? You're saying an entire OS will be based on Adobe's PDF technology. Methinks you're giving Adobe a teensy bit more credit than it deserves...
Funny... I could have sworn I was just reading a post by you.
True. In fact, studies have shown that regular "exercise" of the brain (doing things like crossword puzzles, etc) can delay the onset of Alzheimer's and other age-related dementia.
Yes, but SELLING... now that would be a welcome addition.