What would be nice is something like Java's API or Sun's Javascript Reference for CSS. But I really don't see a need for a new book on the matter... googling "CSS" suffices. I kind of feel like this is simply an advertisement for the book.
Dan
There aren't cliques here people. The fact is, in my opinion, that men and women aren't going to be friends unless they're courting. Personally, I have no interest in forming a "friendship" with a woman unless I'm attracted to them. I'll be personable and try to make them feel comfortable, but in actuality, they're simply the other gender. I suppose the exception here may be sexuality.
Dan
Which company?
Blizzard is owned by Vivendi who I believe is a French company. They withdrew from the public market maybe a month ago, much to my surprise. I had to follow a pretty long paper-trail in order to figure out who actually owned Blizzard because I was interested in their stock. Vivendi seems to be coasting on WoW's success currently.
I suppose I was just using a roulette wheel to illustrate near infinitely complex randomness. Bad example. Let's change our healines to read: COMPUTERS PREDICT LOCATION AND SPEED OF ELECTRON IN VALENCE CLOUD USING MATH!
Has that been done? I'm uncertain. *Chuckle*
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You certainly are taking some heat here, sir.
Regardless, thanks for inventing PHP. 3
What would be nice is something like Java's API or Sun's Javascript Reference for CSS. But I really don't see a need for a new book on the matter... googling "CSS" suffices. I kind of feel like this is simply an advertisement for the book. Dan
There aren't cliques here people. The fact is, in my opinion, that men and women aren't going to be friends unless they're courting. Personally, I have no interest in forming a "friendship" with a woman unless I'm attracted to them. I'll be personable and try to make them feel comfortable, but in actuality, they're simply the other gender. I suppose the exception here may be sexuality. Dan
Which company? Blizzard is owned by Vivendi who I believe is a French company. They withdrew from the public market maybe a month ago, much to my surprise. I had to follow a pretty long paper-trail in order to figure out who actually owned Blizzard because I was interested in their stock. Vivendi seems to be coasting on WoW's success currently.
I suppose I was just using a roulette wheel to illustrate near infinitely complex randomness. Bad example. Let's change our healines to read: COMPUTERS PREDICT LOCATION AND SPEED OF ELECTRON IN VALENCE CLOUD USING MATH! Has that been done? I'm uncertain. *Chuckle*
Headlines read: COMPUTERS PREDICT ROULETTE ROLLS WITH MATH!!!!! Then: ALGORITHM PREDICTS ANYTHING THAT EVER HAPPENS IN THE FUTURE !!!
"AFAIK we don't have a definitive solution for the problem of microscopic lunar dust."
Sure we do. Clean them when returned to the base.