The padding mentality is indeed different from the one we had on tables. Whether increasing padding makes the box enlarge or simply shrinks the available content inside it, is (for me), a matter of arbitrary choice. However, I was, too, very comfused and felt very wrong about it when I first encountered it.
If the inside and outside box are floated, then the outside box will stretch. You can then remove the "floatness" in the next div (with float:none). But you already knew that, didn't you?:)
You can drop the optical disk to the gound and keep working. And it will hopefully last longer than a hard drive. It's for archiving things, like tapes.
I still have an old web page that is essentially prodigy. 15 MB limit, one level, browser based updating and file creation, but it's ad free and still there.
They are nice memories of romantic times, and sometimes I miss them too. And yes, the ISP has expenses too. But the US is way behind in broadband in comparison to Europe and Japan, don't you think? It's about competition if you ask me. There is not enough competition.
takes a lot of seconds to start (around 7 seconds on a Core 2 Duo machine) takes a lot of seconds to *close* (around 5 seconds on a Core 2 Duo machine) slugish interface, non responsive typing www.slashdot.org on the bar causes my CPU a load of 20% for server seconds!
So in general, *heavy*!
A few months ago, I switched to Opera. I just hope Chromium/Chrome comes along and brings competition so that Firefox can become less sluggish. Or I'll just switch to Chrome entirely and be done with it.
If you are a gung-ho employee with a nose-to-the-grindstone ethic, of those 1800 you will already be spending about 20% unproductively - getting coffee/soda, going to the bathroom, chatting with co-workers about non-work stuff, surfing slashdot and doing adminstrative tasks like filling out your timecard or getting new pencil lead. We'll throw in a couple of days of training and round your productive hours to 1400.
First, they are humans, not robots. Second they should get paid by the amount of work they do not the sum of hours they work.
Slashdot Mirror
This interface could be performed inside the game too. A brower is a crude way to do it.
A link would be priceless!
The padding mentality is indeed different from the one we had on tables. Whether increasing padding makes the box enlarge or simply shrinks the available content inside it, is (for me), a matter of arbitrary choice. However, I was, too, very comfused and felt very wrong about it when I first encountered it.
If the inside and outside box are floated, then the outside box will stretch. You can then remove the "floatness" in the next div (with float:none). But you already knew that, didn't you? :)
You can drop the optical disk to the gound and keep working. And it will hopefully last longer than a hard drive. It's for archiving things, like tapes.
Maybe you are on the wrong job.
OCR? Tiring but works.
Can you please provie a link for these?
I still have an old web page that is essentially prodigy. 15 MB limit, one level, browser based updating and file creation, but it's ad free and still there.
Will you share the link with us? :)
Reduce your internet footprint? How do you mean that? Reduce what exactly? The things that you do online?
was my reaction when I read the title. Oracle is a closed-source company, Sun has a lot of open-source projects. They will probably go EOL.
By the way, the article link doesn't open. It sais "Content Server Error". They are probably melting right now.
How did you talked to these downloaders? All the torrent clients (azureus, rtorrent, utorrent, deluge) I tried don't have a chat option.
Yeah but you need special software to transfer the files. Isn't that right?
DRM.
BitTorrent has no DRM, better product.
Out of curiosity, what was that slowly dying industry?
They are nice memories of romantic times, and sometimes I miss them too. And yes, the ISP has expenses too. But the US is way behind in broadband in comparison to Europe and Japan, don't you think? It's about competition if you ask me. There is not enough competition.
How old are you? :)
I disagree. It's the easiest way, not the only way :)
It's only a matter of paying the OpenGroup money and you know it. Yes, OSX is Unix, but so is Linux and FreeBSD.
Rapidshare doesn't have a captcha for a long time. It has a time delay for free users.
cat rss | grep -vi kdawson
it's simple :P
j/k. I want to know about this too.
My definition of bloated:
takes a lot of seconds to start (around 7 seconds on a Core 2 Duo machine)
takes a lot of seconds to *close* (around 5 seconds on a Core 2 Duo machine)
slugish interface, non responsive
typing www.slashdot.org on the bar causes my CPU a load of 20% for server seconds!
So in general, *heavy*!
A few months ago, I switched to Opera. I just hope Chromium/Chrome comes along and brings competition so that Firefox can become less sluggish. Or I'll just switch to Chrome entirely and be done with it.
Thank you :)
You had me up until this point:
If you are a gung-ho employee with a nose-to-the-grindstone ethic, of those 1800 you will already be spending about 20% unproductively - getting coffee/soda, going to the bathroom, chatting with co-workers about non-work stuff, surfing slashdot and doing adminstrative tasks like filling out your timecard or getting new pencil lead. We'll throw in a couple of days of training and round your productive hours to 1400.
First, they are humans, not robots. Second they should get paid by the amount of work they do not the sum of hours they work.
Nevermind, I should be more careful, it's Wildcat. Bummer, I though it would be an open-source project.
Hey, your BBS looks and feels great! What software are you using? I have been wanting to try create one for a looooing time :)