I am not using Vim to create/write HTML and CSS. I am not using Dreamweaver either. I use a nice text editor like Geany or NotepadPlus (both open source projects btw) to write HMTL and CSS. Not because it is faster than doing it in Dreamweaver, it's actually slower. But because I enjoy it better like this. I have both, more choices and more control over what I am doing.
You are right but that lawyer didn't understood about software. You can see this from the request he mad. He had no place in that company. I think that's the point that the parent was making.
Still, whatever the underlying motivation, it's encouraging to see big pharma at last getting more involved with the poorer nations of the world, which have been scandalously ignored.
Involved with the poorer nations eh?:) There is a nice book by John LeCare, "The Constant Gardener". There is also a 2005 movie.
Javascript IS basic functionality. Welcome to 1990.
And what's that supposed to mean? That we have to use it just because it's there? Have you seen a website using JS for links? For menus? Or even for layout?! It's horrible and it brakes. There are valid uses for JS but these three are not.
Once the sharers discover about this they will hack the file to remove the 500MB and make it download (and upload) faster. You can't do this in the open. But it would be neat!
s. It is true that it takes me about 5% more time to make a table-like layout (because CSS can do non-grid layouts too that would have been impossibly difficult with tables) with CSS today that what it would when I was in my peak as table "coder". But the benefit of having one central location for all styling really covers that extra time.
As a sidenote to that, have you seen what CSS3 border can do for you?
You just prefer the old ways, it's a case of YMMV.
It's kind of lame to answer again but here it goes. I see that another slashdoter gave this very handy link with layouts. Can you find here what you were looking for? http://blog.html.it/layoutgala/
You are still thinking in tables. With CSS you can think outside of the "grid" type of layout. However you can still do elastic layouts. Also google for "faux columns", you will that too I think.
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I am not using Vim to create/write HTML and CSS. I am not using Dreamweaver either. I use a nice text editor like Geany or NotepadPlus (both open source projects btw) to write HMTL and CSS. Not because it is faster than doing it in Dreamweaver, it's actually slower. But because I enjoy it better like this. I have both, more choices and more control over what I am doing.
No, not Kazaa! That thing is dead!
You are right but that lawyer didn't understood about software. You can see this from the request he mad. He had no place in that company. I think that's the point that the parent was making.
Just because it haven't happened before it doesn't mean it is not going to happen.
Yahoo forces you to pay for the privilege of POP access to your own data.
I am nitpicking but they still offer POP in their non-.com domains. But yeah, I didn't like it that they removed that :(
Maybe they shouldn't be running Windows :P
Still, whatever the underlying motivation, it's encouraging to see big pharma at last getting more involved with the poorer nations of the world, which have been scandalously ignored.
Involved with the poorer nations eh? :) There is a nice book by John LeCare, "The Constant Gardener". There is also a 2005 movie.
Javascript IS basic functionality. Welcome to 1990.
And what's that supposed to mean? That we have to use it just because it's there? Have you seen a website using JS for links? For menus? Or even for layout?! It's horrible and it brakes. There are valid uses for JS but these three are not.
You mean Geode? It's not discontinued.
JFYI: if you dont have unlocker available, then you can loggoff and login again.
Try XFCE (my choice), Fluxbox, Gnustep.
1. How much does health insurence cost you there and what's its quality? Does the monetary difference worth the while?
2. You, an American, are talking about government control? Well, you already live in a police state.
3. Individual freedom and good health insurence. How do you connect the two?
Debian is quite mainstream. And the base install is how much? 200MB? 300MB?
Do you have a link with Carmack's inverview?
Artwork. OpenArena has crap artwork. And for the original maps which are very balanced (for a type of gaming).
And maybe that's how you get laid.
Nothing wrong with Vista other than, well, it's slower than XP. Much slower.
Something must suck with your product, when people would rather pay a lot for the alternative than use yours for free.
You are probably trolling but yes, something does suck on Linux: marketing.
Strange, all the Antec PSUs that reached my hands had excellent quality. Maybe because I'm in Europe?
Block iexplore.exe from your application firewall :-P
Heeeey dude. First grab Stylish for Firefox. It's an extension that overrides the CSS of the page: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/2108
Then try some Slashdot overrides: http://userstyles.org/styles/search/slashdot
I used one of these and tweaked it a bit to fit my taste. Here it is:
http://pastebin.com/f1b780512 (backup link: http://pastebin.ca/1286782 )
All I can see here is classic Slashdot ;)
Once the sharers discover about this they will hack the file to remove the 500MB and make it download (and upload) faster. You can't do this in the open. But it would be neat!
After some time with CSS you will simply think in
s. It is true that it takes me about 5% more time to make a table-like layout (because CSS can do non-grid layouts too that would have been impossibly difficult with tables) with CSS today that what it would when I was in my peak as table "coder". But the benefit of having one central location for all styling really covers that extra time.
As a sidenote to that, have you seen what CSS3 border can do for you?
You just prefer the old ways, it's a case of YMMV.
It's kind of lame to answer again but here it goes. I see that another slashdoter gave this very handy link with layouts. Can you find here what you were looking for? http://blog.html.it/layoutgala/
You are still thinking in tables. With CSS you can think outside of the "grid" type of layout. However you can still do elastic layouts. Also google for "faux columns", you will that too I think.