modding me down doesn't make it false
If you remember SCO made exactly the same threat, and though it didn't work out that way, it is still a legal recourse where the infringer is outside of jurisdiction but the customers aren't
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If you remember SCO made exactly the same threat, and though it didn't work out that way, it is still a legal recourse where the infringer is outside of jurisdiction but the customers aren't
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They offer price comparisons (a legal requirement) in 100g or 1kg (to make the expensive stuff look cheaper).
I don't think for 1 second they would use it to the direct benefit of a customer.
So, er, fuck them and btw., you :>
Cunningly stepping over that whole WWII business.
oh sorry, I turned on the propaganda machine
But 18 man months seems like an awfully long time, but I bet their framework has 10x more features than they use!
If the guy thinks it is just a feature of OSS he clearly hasn't bought much shrink wrapped software. Procomm anyone? try these proprietry programs http://homepage.mac.com/bradster/iarchitect/shame.htm
We had a POTS Modem doing ours one dial-up per transaction. You being re-directed to our payment taking portal from your website because it was one SSL per IP. Fun Fun
fmthtml turns web pages into plain text.
But ignoring the majority of web content is really not an option. HTML can be pretty lightweight, we do have some renderers that do HTML3 and a subset of CSS really well and there's also Abaco that does a good job with HTML4, we've even got a canvas widget!
We could probably port WebKit if only we had a native C++ compiler but the incentive to do that is pretty low, we've got other cool beans to play with and you can pick up a dedicated Web browsing machine is less than the price of a round of drinks.
Seems like your reason for this is to allow the same slug for multiple entries in the category. I'd more more inclined to just add one of . _ - on the end in the event of an unlikely clash!
Mine don't, and not through (my) choice. And neither do either of my phone handsets (Freerunner, HTC Dream). Flash is a pain in my arse.
Plan 9 was a for sale product when free Unices became the rage. When it became a free download, Plan 9 landed without a modern web browser in the days of the Web and we still don't have one. Until recently, with the addition of an AC97 driver, the only way to get sound was an 8 bit Soundblaster or difficult to find specific models of USB audio device. There's no video playback (unless you don't care if the sound syncs). So you end up needing two machines and only one of them expects to be just another node in the network and the other thinks it's the sentinel.
They got rid of the TTY, huzzah!
The Unix model presents files and folders, it is a fantastic model with a few operations. You present me with a file system and I'll manipulate it. We've spent 30-40 years building tools to manipulate files grep, sed, awk, join, sort etc.
Assembler is good especially on something clean like a microcontroller. I like the AVR instruction set. http://www.maht0x0r.net/library/computing/avr/docs/8bit_avr_...
Hook up an AVR to a GSM module and a SIM and you've got you're own programmable cell phone, like this one http://www.sparkfun.com/commerce/product_info.php?products_i...
also consider http://www.google.com/search?q=phpmyadmin+exploit
> MySQL does not yet implement full joins and constraints on data.
It's all you need to know,
I won't call it an IDE because it knows nothing about the types of text you're editing, doesn't do syntax highlighting but it can run a shell in a window, and an HTML renderer and has an email client and a wiki editor and and and