the first instruction is to read all the insctruction: while you are executing it, you read the other but don't execute them. When you finish reading everything, you finish executing instruction 1, and can safely go on and execute instruction 2.
Hey you! Open source developer! This is your chance! Post the name of your project and pretend you posted the original question!
Ok, I'll give it a shot:
My project is named Quotero (http://www.quotero.com) and it's an open source Document Management System based on java. It's designed to ease the development of client interfaces, a web client and a windows client already exist and you can write your own. A module allows it to integrate with MS Office, and another make it possible to remotely browse your documents repository as a windows filesystem.
(Ok, I'm not a very good salesman. I'm just a developper for the company who makes this product - and I never actually work on it. But I use it daily and it's pretty cool.)
(And no, I'm not the one who posted the original question - we have more than 5-6 users (not much more, but our userbase is constantly growing and we actually have a little community))
(and yes, the website is not somthing we're really proud of, and I do love parentheses)
Because of the huge userbase mysql has, compared to oracle express edition where 50% of users have tried it once and dropped it, while the other one is an oracle employee?
Firefox goes that extra mile because webpages might lead you somewhere else than they actually pretend to lead you...
And how does stopping you from copying the url in the href by replacing it with the url where javascript would redirect you helps at all, when you do want to go to the href url?
In my family, except my parents generation almost all siblings are same-sex. I have 2 brothers, and my cousins are 3 brothers, 2 brothers, 2 sisters, 2 sisters again and 3 sisters. same with my 2nd degree cousins, 6 families with only girls and 1 exception with 2 girls and a boy.
I believe some people are more likely to have one sex than the other... but that it's mostly randomness.
Isn't a man-made space objet, like a satellite, much easier to detect than a piece of rock because it's all metally and shiny (except in the case of a secret orbtial space station with climate laser weapons used for the supremacy of an evil overlord ready to conquier the world, but it seems unlikely such a thing would just fall out of its orbit)?
If so, it doesn't really tell us anything about detecting a earth-crushing meteor far before the impact.
And I forgot i wanted to say something: Unite may or may not grow to be the "next big thing" in social networking, but once the mozzilla community develop an equivalent for firefox while passing the idea as theirs, it sure will.
That's where Opera unite is interesting: potentially, it can be equivalent to most social networking applications, while keeping your data on your computer. There are still a number of difficulties, such as the fact that a bunch of (more or less) basic social functionnalities is missing, and the problem that most home computers aren't up 24/7, but it's worth looking at.
From the viewpoint of the lottery winner, it always look like destiny: "if my birthdate is the winning numbers, I must be special in some way".
From an outside viewpoint, some random guy won lottery because when millions of tickets are bought, there's a high probability that someone checked the winning numbers.
Difference is, in the case of a planet not forming, there's no exterior viewpoint: losers and non-players simply don't exist.
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Everytime a developper codes a joomla module, god drops a tcp packet.
I suppose french swallows could carry baguette slices to california, if encased in a coconut shell?
the first instruction is to read all the insctruction: while you are executing it, you read the other but don't execute them.
When you finish reading everything, you finish executing instruction 1, and can safely go on and execute instruction 2.
read != execute.
Hey you! Open source developer! This is your chance! Post the name of your project and pretend you posted the original question!
Ok, I'll give it a shot:
My project is named Quotero (http://www.quotero.com) and it's an open source Document Management System based on java.
It's designed to ease the development of client interfaces, a web client and a windows client already exist and you can write your own.
A module allows it to integrate with MS Office, and another make it possible to remotely browse your documents repository as a windows filesystem.
(Ok, I'm not a very good salesman. I'm just a developper for the company who makes this product - and I never actually work on it. But I use it daily and it's pretty cool.)
(And no, I'm not the one who posted the original question - we have more than 5-6 users (not much more, but our userbase is constantly growing and we actually have a little community))
(and yes, the website is not somthing we're really proud of, and I do love parentheses)
the apple tablet announcement tomorrow.
There is a legend about a chinese who was such a great spy, he went so far to the west he returned in china.
But why should we assume a uniform rate over time, when evolutionary theory says that genetic differentiation happens in leaps and bounds?
Sources should always be cited when making this kind of argument. I'll do it for you this time:
Pr. Charles Xavier, X-Men movie introduction speech
Because of the huge userbase mysql has, compared to oracle express edition where 50% of users have tried it once and dropped it, while the other one is an oracle employee?
Firefox goes that extra mile because webpages might lead you somewhere else than they actually pretend to lead you ...
And how does stopping you from copying the url in the href by replacing it with the url where javascript would redirect you helps at all, when you do want to go to the href url?
One can only hunt deer for so long before an accident befalls one's genitals.
A friend of mine actually lost a ball on a barbed wire while drunk.
Don't do hurdles while running naked through fields at night.
In my family, except my parents generation almost all siblings are same-sex.
I have 2 brothers, and my cousins are 3 brothers, 2 brothers, 2 sisters, 2 sisters again and 3 sisters. same with my 2nd degree cousins, 6 families with only girls and 1 exception with 2 girls and a boy.
I believe some people are more likely to have one sex than the other... but that it's mostly randomness.
... for 3D pron
If he's trying to find one that's super hot...[and] not a deranged bitch
You realize you described something less likely than alien life with just these two requirements, right?
no need for the first one: "not a deranged bitch" is enough to cross off nearly all the female population of earth.
Isn't a man-made space objet, like a satellite, much easier to detect than a piece of rock because it's all metally and shiny (except in the case of a secret orbtial space station with climate laser weapons used for the supremacy of an evil overlord ready to conquier the world, but it seems unlikely such a thing would just fall out of its orbit)?
If so, it doesn't really tell us anything about detecting a earth-crushing meteor far before the impact.
hmm.... X-Wing is older than Tie Fighter.
Do you mean X-Wing VS Tie Fighter when you write "X-wing FIGHTER"?
Anyway, these games were pretty cool but the Wing Commander series is superior in all points, if not why would Luke Skywalker be in it?
reboot to match todays youth preferences: think twilight in 3d.
How do I make sure I don't get pregnant while having sex every day without using any form of contraception?
Be male.
And I forgot i wanted to say something:
Unite may or may not grow to be the "next big thing" in social networking, but once the mozzilla community develop an equivalent for firefox while passing the idea as theirs, it sure will.
That's where Opera unite is interesting: potentially, it can be equivalent to most social networking applications, while keeping your data on your computer.
There are still a number of difficulties, such as the fact that a bunch of (more or less) basic social functionnalities is missing, and the problem that most home computers aren't up 24/7, but it's worth looking at.
Do I hear a whoooshing sound?
From the viewpoint of the lottery winner, it always look like destiny: "if my birthdate is the winning numbers, I must be special in some way".
From an outside viewpoint, some random guy won lottery because when millions of tickets are bought, there's a high probability that someone checked the winning numbers.
Difference is, in the case of a planet not forming, there's no exterior viewpoint: losers and non-players simply don't exist.
My mistake, it must have been .csv files. doesn't change a thing about my hate for excel.
nothing. and you don't need xkcd or monty pythons: the simpsons did everything.
Thanks for pointing that out, I'll try to remember that next time i'm faced with this problem.