Actually true. If they hadn't locked down the iPhone, there would be no need for jailbreaking. If the iPhone had an open but secure OS all of this wouldn't happen. Me, I'm still waiting for news about how open or locked down the various Android implementations are.
I just used IE8 for the first time on a brand new 2.3 GHz Core 2 Duo laptop with 8 GB that came preinstalled with XP64. OMG. Browsing never felt slower. Anyway, waaay slower than on my ancient 2.0 GHz P4 with 1 GB and Ubuntu. I thought I needed to familiarize myself with IE8 but it was just too painful so I had enough after about a half hour. So, I'll have to say goodluckwiththat.
And then there are the oohs and ahhs you get from other developers when you have implemented a language, especially if it compiles to some real or virtual architecture.
I thought everybody did this around the fourth semester.
Designing and implementing a language is easy. Designing a good language is hard.
Each time I bang out a module in C++ I think about how much easier all this would be in Perl. Hopefully we'll have static compilation into efficient code for Perl6 one day. I can't wait.
I definitely prefer programming languages with concise syntax and function names. We don't need another Java. Maybe someone can write a preprocessor for the folks that want to bang out source by the megabyte.
That is extremely oversimplifying. Throwing all carbs and all fats into the same bin is plain wrong. Simple carbs: Bad. Complex carbs: Good. Saturated fats: Bad. Unsaturated fats: Good. Neglecting the latter leads to equating the saturated-fat rich American (Atkins) diet with the Mediterranean diet. Nothing could be more wrong.
So you say the people who eat burgers and fries don't get fat from the thousands of extra fat calories they take in?
Excess saturated fat intake leads to atherosclerosis and those fat calories end up in your fat stores. Of course, if you burn them all they won't. But it's harder to burn fat than carbs.
That's normal. However: Fat cells only take up energy in two ways:
1. Fat (duh), especially saturated fats 2. Blood sugar when the insulin level is high.
So, if you only eat little (good) fat and stay away from sugar and bad carbs like non-whole grains, corn and potatoes (which cause an insulin spike), you can eat almost what you want and you'll still starve your fat cells.
Have a decent meal after your workout with only protein and complex carbs. Whole grain bread with tuna or vegetables with chicken breast for example. Or fruit with non-fat plain yogurt or cottage cheese. Your muscles will like it and your fat cells won't get anything.
X11 would have a hard time trying to do the Windows 7 alt-tab or OS X expose features where Windows move around in 3-dimensions on the screen. X11 doesn't expose that kind of stuff.
I have a feeling that you haven't used Compiz. I'll admit that I'm no Windows 7 user, but no Windows 7 desktop effect looked new to me.
If VNC is usable, you'll love NX. It is *far* more responsive for a given bandwidth/latency and it is persistent too (the session keeps running if your client disconnects.).
You can even run VNC to other machines through NX and it feels faster on limited bandwidth (NX creates a session on the Linux client that runs a fullscreen vncviewer to another system.)
It's my standard way of working remotely. My default work desktop lives on a Linux machine at the office and it resizes automatically depending on what screen size the client uses (as long as your Gnome or KDE version is recent.) Even at the office I run NX to my work session - over a LAN I can't tell the difference between local and NX.
From what I see here in rush hour, you only need boolean control: Full throttle or hard braking. When I coast towards a red light, there'll always be someone next to me who steps on it and cuts in front of me.
4 years of Latin and you still don't know your declensions? Virii could only be the plural of virius, a word that doesn't exist. Virus has no plural in Latin. If it did, it could only be viri, virus, or maybe virora or vira.
Nipples only form on the two milk lines roughly from the collar bones to the hips. Many people (men and women) have extra [rudimentary] nipples that may be considered moles, but only on those lines. No extra boobs though. There is a separate genetic mechanism for those because humans are the only species that have them. They are a sexual characteristic linked to upright posture so they evolved recently.
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Everybody assumed that MS was selling XP at a seriously low price to netbook OEMs to recapture the market from Linux.
That's about how much it's worth I guess.
Actually true. If they hadn't locked down the iPhone, there would be no need for jailbreaking. If the iPhone had an open but secure OS all of this wouldn't happen.
Me, I'm still waiting for news about how open or locked down the various Android implementations are.
France is also the country with the biggest antivaxx movement in Europe.
False dichotomy, as always with these kinds of arguments.
Whenever somebody argues "either-or", you need to think of that.
In this case, we need both - reduction of energy consumption and new, more environmentally friendly energy sources.
I just used IE8 for the first time on a brand new 2.3 GHz Core 2 Duo laptop with 8 GB that came preinstalled with XP64.
OMG. Browsing never felt slower. Anyway, waaay slower than on my ancient 2.0 GHz P4 with 1 GB and Ubuntu.
I thought I needed to familiarize myself with IE8 but it was just too painful so I had enough after about a half hour.
So, I'll have to say goodluckwiththat.
Just hope that your appliance manufacturer has disabled this.
I finally did. As I expected, there was no mention at all how the browser is related to SQL injections at all.
This is Microsoft sponsored FUD.
It's not an anomaly. The universe just sucks.
What else would you expect? It's mostly vacuum.
They're just round clay tablets. 3,000 year old tech, but obviously very durable,
The top vulnerability is SQL injection.
Can anybody explain how the browser is responsible for SQL injection vulns?
And then there are the oohs and ahhs you get from other developers when you have implemented a language, especially if it compiles to some real or virtual architecture.
I thought everybody did this around the fourth semester.
Designing and implementing a language is easy. Designing a good language is hard.
Each time I bang out a module in C++ I think about how much easier all this would be in Perl. Hopefully we'll have static compilation into efficient code for Perl6 one day. I can't wait.
I definitely prefer programming languages with concise syntax and function names. We don't need another Java.
Maybe someone can write a preprocessor for the folks that want to bang out source by the megabyte.
That is extremely oversimplifying. Throwing all carbs and all fats into the same bin is plain wrong.
Simple carbs: Bad. Complex carbs: Good.
Saturated fats: Bad. Unsaturated fats: Good.
Neglecting the latter leads to equating the saturated-fat rich American (Atkins) diet with the Mediterranean diet. Nothing could be more wrong.
So you say the people who eat burgers and fries don't get fat from the thousands of extra fat calories they take in?
Excess saturated fat intake leads to atherosclerosis and those fat calories end up in your fat stores. Of course, if you burn them all they won't. But it's harder to burn fat than carbs.
I wrote non-fat plain. It's the stuff without sugar.
The people who are really in shape can usually be found in the (free) weights area.
That's normal. However: Fat cells only take up energy in two ways:
1. Fat (duh), especially saturated fats
2. Blood sugar when the insulin level is high.
So, if you only eat little (good) fat and stay away from sugar and bad carbs like non-whole grains, corn and potatoes (which cause an insulin spike), you can eat almost what you want and you'll still starve your fat cells.
Have a decent meal after your workout with only protein and complex carbs. Whole grain bread with tuna or vegetables with chicken breast for example. Or fruit with non-fat plain yogurt or cottage cheese. Your muscles will like it and your fat cells won't get anything.
That's what the exercise is for: To keep your metabolism up.
Yup. Muscle (protein) contains a lot of nitrogen, fat doesn't. So, unless you have a nuclear reactor hidden in your body...
-5, humorless.
X11 would have a hard time trying to do the Windows 7 alt-tab or OS X expose features where Windows move around in 3-dimensions on the screen. X11 doesn't expose that kind of stuff.
I have a feeling that you haven't used Compiz. I'll admit that I'm no Windows 7 user, but no Windows 7 desktop effect looked new to me.
If VNC is usable, you'll love NX. It is *far* more responsive for a given bandwidth/latency and it is persistent too (the session keeps running if your client disconnects.).
You can even run VNC to other machines through NX and it feels faster on limited bandwidth (NX creates a session on the Linux client that runs a fullscreen vncviewer to another system.)
It's my standard way of working remotely. My default work desktop lives on a Linux machine at the office and it resizes automatically depending on what screen size the client uses (as long as your Gnome or KDE version is recent.) Even at the office I run NX to my work session - over a LAN I can't tell the difference between local and NX.
From what I see here in rush hour, you only need boolean control: Full throttle or hard braking. When I coast towards a red light, there'll always be someone next to me who steps on it and cuts in front of me.
4 years of Latin and you still don't know your declensions? Virii could only be the plural of virius, a word that doesn't exist. Virus has no plural in Latin. If it did, it could only be viri, virus, or maybe virora or vira.
Oh and I had 6 since we're bragging.
Nipples only form on the two milk lines roughly from the collar bones to the hips. Many people (men and women) have extra [rudimentary] nipples that may be considered moles, but only on those lines.
No extra boobs though. There is a separate genetic mechanism for those because humans are the only species that have them. They are a sexual characteristic linked to upright posture so they evolved recently.