...er, no. Each page is in charge of itself, setting the icon when that page has playing content. There is nothing about iterating over what tabs you have open or other nonsense.
Unfortunately the broken cog in your story is that you're not really the user group he's referring to. Don't think that you're the norm, that everyone legitimately has access to this but chooses to pirate for usability reasons.
It's also worth mentioning in your example, you're actually depriving the network of advertising revenue by pirating it, unless you also watch it that day later as it shows up on your local network.
That doesn't really make his point any less valid, mind you. I'm sure there are people out there who use MS Paint and have no issues with its featureset.
His point, regardless if it's valid or not in this instance, is how much we the reader see in books that isn't actually there. Due to our own personal beliefs, we see things relevant to those beliefs in the books we read, when more often than not the author never actually intended for such a secondary meaning in the first place. It can become so pervasive that the original intent of the author is completely lost as these secondary meanings become accepted as the truth.
Well, of course a condo is a type of apartment by the very meaning of the word, but you'd be hard pressed to find someone owning or renting a condo from calling it an apartment. Having an apartment has a pretty solid meaning over here, and a condo is higher on the scale of ownership so people will call them condos. It might be different elsewhere but not in the west.
Why an iPad? Seriously if they want to go the tablet form factor there are plenty of alternatives that are cheaper and just as bit as good for the job involved.
This is just another throw-technology-at-the-problem situation that will, yet again, produce no observable benefits. $30 million only for the first 31,000 students. What a joke.
A nurse once tried to draw blood from an acquaintance of mine, and ended up paralyzing him for over a year before he managed to get the use of his arm back. They were sure he was never going to have the feeling returned to his arm. If the machine can reliably find the right areas the stick then more power to them. With nurses and other individuals, it's still often a matter of trial an error, especially on certain patients with harder to find veins.
I agree that Java is basically playing catch-up with C#, but I don't agree that taking concepts that are useful in C# and implementing them in Java which is a very similar language is illegitimate, unless they half-ass the implementation.
I don't see the big deal with this, honestly. This is primarily a problem for individuals who have a problem managing their budgets. When they see $10 in their account and think it's OK to spend $10 despite prior commitments like Netflix, they need to keep better track of their money and where it's going. I say this as someone who frequently had this problem when I was just starting out.
I, too, prefer to simply pay bills rather than having it automatically deducted, but I won't raise a stink if it isn't an option. It's just so low on my radar that it's not worth the effort getting upset.
For the record, your friend should call her bank and arrange to have overdrafting disabled as it is never worth the fees involved. That system is your bank screwing you far more than Netflix ever can. Every bank can do this as far as I know. Then when Netflix tries to debit a card with insufficient funds, it will simply fail.
You are truly an idiot if you believe such a common alias could be easily tied to the person you're replying to. Be honest, how many normal "spacepimp" profiles did you go through on Google before you found the incriminating furry one you could attempt to use to devalue his post?
This sort of thing actually happens, dude. In fact there have been particularly unscrupulous ones that even use child porn to trap their victims in the legal system.
Slashdot Mirror
Paypal?
You really are a pretty bad person.
LOL I have to submit a Captcha code to post this to Slashdot, I love the irony!
How is that ironic?
...er, no. Each page is in charge of itself, setting the icon when that page has playing content. There is nothing about iterating over what tabs you have open or other nonsense.
Jesus flipping Christ. Christopher Lloyd would make such a good Doctor.
Unfortunately the broken cog in your story is that you're not really the user group he's referring to. Don't think that you're the norm, that everyone legitimately has access to this but chooses to pirate for usability reasons.
It's also worth mentioning in your example, you're actually depriving the network of advertising revenue by pirating it, unless you also watch it that day later as it shows up on your local network.
That doesn't really make his point any less valid, mind you. I'm sure there are people out there who use MS Paint and have no issues with its featureset.
I haven't heard the typical result for Windows 7 being "meh"
In terms of ordinary end users, Windows 7 has surpassed Windows XP for quite a while now. The business world is another story.
Wow who actually modded that up. It's painful to read.
Holy quote cherry-picking! Why don't you finish reading the posts you reply to.
It might be different elsewhere but not in the west.
His point, regardless if it's valid or not in this instance, is how much we the reader see in books that isn't actually there. Due to our own personal beliefs, we see things relevant to those beliefs in the books we read, when more often than not the author never actually intended for such a secondary meaning in the first place. It can become so pervasive that the original intent of the author is completely lost as these secondary meanings become accepted as the truth.
Well, of course a condo is a type of apartment by the very meaning of the word, but you'd be hard pressed to find someone owning or renting a condo from calling it an apartment. Having an apartment has a pretty solid meaning over here, and a condo is higher on the scale of ownership so people will call them condos. It might be different elsewhere but not in the west.
Paid off the mortgage on their apartment?! Holy cow! That's great!
Why an iPad? Seriously if they want to go the tablet form factor there are plenty of alternatives that are cheaper and just as bit as good for the job involved.
This is just another throw-technology-at-the-problem situation that will, yet again, produce no observable benefits. $30 million only for the first 31,000 students. What a joke.
A nurse once tried to draw blood from an acquaintance of mine, and ended up paralyzing him for over a year before he managed to get the use of his arm back. They were sure he was never going to have the feeling returned to his arm. If the machine can reliably find the right areas the stick then more power to them. With nurses and other individuals, it's still often a matter of trial an error, especially on certain patients with harder to find veins.
This is exactly what the system is designed for: https://aws.amazon.com/govcloud-us/
That isn't even close to what is happening here, though.
I agree that Java is basically playing catch-up with C#, but I don't agree that taking concepts that are useful in C# and implementing them in Java which is a very similar language is illegitimate, unless they half-ass the implementation.
So...the language should never advance in areas where it is lacking?
I don't see the big deal with this, honestly. This is primarily a problem for individuals who have a problem managing their budgets. When they see $10 in their account and think it's OK to spend $10 despite prior commitments like Netflix, they need to keep better track of their money and where it's going. I say this as someone who frequently had this problem when I was just starting out.
I, too, prefer to simply pay bills rather than having it automatically deducted, but I won't raise a stink if it isn't an option. It's just so low on my radar that it's not worth the effort getting upset.
For the record, your friend should call her bank and arrange to have overdrafting disabled as it is never worth the fees involved. That system is your bank screwing you far more than Netflix ever can. Every bank can do this as far as I know. Then when Netflix tries to debit a card with insufficient funds, it will simply fail.
You are truly an idiot if you believe such a common alias could be easily tied to the person you're replying to. Be honest, how many normal "spacepimp" profiles did you go through on Google before you found the incriminating furry one you could attempt to use to devalue his post?
This sort of thing actually happens, dude. In fact there have been particularly unscrupulous ones that even use child porn to trap their victims in the legal system.
You are an idiot.
That's girlintraining for you.
He said "either."