One of the coolest things i remember about Rogue was Rogomatic, which was an AI that played the game. Never saw a version for any of the Rogue descendants though.
The article concludes that hardware prices for similar systems are similar. The main difference is that the Mac ships with an operating system, the others do not.
I don't know if this is feasible but I've always thought that a mechanical solution would be better. Use the excess energy to lift a huge weight like the weights on a pendulum clock. When the wind dies down, just let the weight power a generator.
Assuming concrete is reasonably environmentally friendly this would be a pretty clean solution.
If you watch the credits I believe it mentions the Canadian Film Board which has always made me believe that it is partially funded by Canadian tax payer dollars.
I tried it too. It booted me out of the 1 hr show i was watching and back to the top level 4 times. I don't know if this was a buffering issue but it felt more like the software crashing. Either way it was a pain in the ass an not a good experience.
There are lots of details in this case, a key one being that Lori Drew was a neighbour of the young girl and therefore probably knew enough about her to have some idea of the effects of her words. Lori Drew in my opinion is an asshole and definitely responsible for her actions and should be punished. I agree with other posts that everyone else should not pay for her deeds, but there must be something it place to deal with people like this.
Where possible, you should never expose your choice to use an underlying technology. Instead wrap it in an Interface that exposes the functionality that your application requires and hide the implementation from the rest of your work.
I tried it on my Intel machine running 10.5.4 and the installer says that it will not run on a power pc. So i then installed the package using pacifist and it crashes safari every time i try to view a movie.
For those of you with short memories, the last time that the NDP had any real power (at least in Ontario) was with Bob Ray and they ran the province into the ground.
Don't be fooled by a party full of idiots that happen to have the correct viewpoint on one issue. The last thing that Canada needs is the NDP in charge.
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So what you are saying then is that code reviews don't work.
I have FIOS TV and phone but have yet to jump from Comcast to FIOS internet due to the fact that Verizon blocks ports 80 and 25. I run my own web and mail servers for personal (not commercial) use and don't want to give them up.
Does anyone know of any ways around these limitations (besides paying extra to verizon).
A common progression from my experience is something may begin life as an object, then become an abstract object and finally an interface as the code develops.
One of my pet peeves is people prefixing Interface names it 'I'. This exposes an implementation detail to the user of the Object that it should not and makes it difficult to refactor.
Another horrendous one is hungarian notation, this should be explicitly banned and punished.
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when I try to run it, all I get is command not found stangely enough even though the executable is there
% ./crx
./crx: Command not found.
Exit 1
I agree, I used to have a great Windows lunch bag. I was probably the only Microsoft product I've ever liked.
One of the coolest things i remember about Rogue was Rogomatic, which was an AI that played the game. Never saw a version for any of the Rogue descendants though.
Vista Home Basic Retail is around $180 [newegg.com]
It's still about $200 more than its worth.
The article concludes that hardware prices for similar systems are similar. The main difference is that the Mac ships with an operating system, the others do not.
Is this available or does the poster mean Tivo?
I figured concrete was heavier than water, but even just wet sand might be good if you can contain it.
I don't know if this is feasible but I've always thought that a mechanical solution would be better. Use the excess energy to lift a huge weight like the weights on a pendulum clock. When the wind dies down, just let the weight power a generator. Assuming concrete is reasonably environmentally friendly this would be a pretty clean solution.
If you watch the credits I believe it mentions the Canadian Film Board which has always made me believe that it is partially funded by Canadian tax payer dollars.
I tried it too. It booted me out of the 1 hr show i was watching and back to the top level 4 times. I don't know if this was a buffering issue but it felt more like the software crashing. Either way it was a pain in the ass an not a good experience.
There are lots of details in this case, a key one being that Lori Drew was a neighbour of the young girl and therefore probably knew enough about her to have some idea of the effects of her words. Lori Drew in my opinion is an asshole and definitely responsible for her actions and should be punished. I agree with other posts that everyone else should not pay for her deeds, but there must be something it place to deal with people like this.
Where possible, you should never expose your choice to use an underlying technology. Instead wrap it in an Interface that exposes the functionality that your application requires and hide the implementation from the rest of your work.
I tried it on my Intel machine running 10.5.4 and the installer says that it will not run on a power pc. So i then installed the package using pacifist and it crashes safari every time i try to view a movie.
Another quality M$ product.
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For those of you with short memories, the last time that the NDP had any real power (at least in Ontario) was with Bob Ray and they ran the province into the ground.
Don't be fooled by a party full of idiots that happen to have the correct viewpoint on one issue. The last thing that Canada needs is the NDP in charge.
So what you are saying then is that code reviews don't work.
C# is a copy of Java with some ugly nasty C++isms thrown in, for example 'virtual' and operator overloading.
Anyone that's been there would find that very hard to believe.
That used to be true. postgrey worked great for about 6 months, it no longer does much as the spammers adapted.
Just get everyone to sign their mail including companies that send you receipts and opted in spam.
I would be happy if I could reject any mail that is not digitally signed and then manage the signed mail by signature.
I've noticed that all updates for Fedora 9 have stopped since this happened. Have they released any information about when they will start again?
I have FIOS TV and phone but have yet to jump from Comcast to FIOS internet due to the fact that Verizon blocks ports 80 and 25. I run my own web and mail servers for personal (not commercial) use and don't want to give them up.
Does anyone know of any ways around these limitations (besides paying extra to verizon).
A common progression from my experience is something may begin life as an object, then become an abstract object and finally an interface as the code develops.
Not true, the way I code is the correct way, anyone that does it differently is wrong and should change. :)
One of my pet peeves is people prefixing Interface names it 'I'. This exposes an implementation detail to the user of the Object that it should not and makes it difficult to refactor.
Another horrendous one is hungarian notation, this should be explicitly banned and punished.