Something similar has been in IDEs. Quanta+ had a good popup PHP reference... Aptana/Eclipse has PHPdocumentor in it, which lets you annotate your functions and such so information pops in when you type in a function.…
When there's a chance of serious competition they will act. Years ago in our spot in rural California Sierra Nevada foothills we were patiently waiting for DSL... Every time we called AT&T they said DSL was a year…
Linux? Get one with an Intel or nVidia graphics chipset (if you want graphics speed, go nVidia) avoid ati/radeon - its support on Linux has been touchy, the drivers have a long history of installation issues. if you…
Go southward and look for lodging in San Mateo or farther south. Make sure it's near a commute channel (bus or rail) the neighborhoods are nice and the fees are more down to earth.
while it may be a point that they may have to rewrite it down the road, the advantage is they retain the logic so they don't have to start again from square one with a new vendor trying to get their system to work. Also…
I've done similar when working for a non-profit. Having the tech guys on campus helps drive the development you get access to the people who work with the data as well as updates on requirements of what is needed…
Software center... never use it, in fact the way it had mixed the non-installed stuff with installed software really ticked me off (this is probably my biggest gripe with unity, wheres the menu of all the installed…
Might be related to that security update from Microsoft that disables OpenType fonts http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-w...
Radio shack had a good early start, the first personal computer I saw was a TRS-80 (model 1) looked nice and the software was cool (think I saw backgammon as the first program) the monitor was cheesy though, literally a…
If you were like me back in the 80s on a PET you did that and then moved up to more complex randomness with other graphic symbols like the four corner curves or bends. I think they had that line in one issue of Creative…
In the stock market there are no sanity checks, else the whole thing would grind to a halt. :-)
Heh, my programmer view is CSS smells cause it's CSS. with aids you can work on fixing the syntax to be more logical, but it could have been done much better in the first place.
Brilliant patent idea on how to effectively kill the market for a popular gaming device!
Programmer? Uh.. no. I worked for 25 years in house techie/programmer for a child development agency. I had discovered that the best leaders are the ones who know how to lead, set the course and work with all the…
well not for the accurate "locate every board" 3D CAD, Sweet Home 3D ( http://www.sweethome3d.com/index.jsp ) will work for quickly visualizing rooms and populating with furniture.
Printer drivers seem to be the main one for me, I have a canon network inkjet all-in-one and a xerox 8560. The Canon I finally located the Linux network print and scan drivers finally on a UK or AU Canon site (which had…
Really? Can you expand on that?
Monsanto should be sued for polluting the natural bio-system and be forced to clean up their mess. Soon the fossil fuel companies will be suing hospitals from profiteering from their air contributions.
I think it looks promising - it's not a panacea, there are things SQL works better for and there are things I can see Mongodb would really rock with. With anything there are gotchas so you have to live and learn with…
Bam! - took a second to realize its not some 90s throwback site - maybe tone down the colors? quick no reading look-through see some jumping stick figure a text box, bullet points and some talking head reviews. Is this…
OK, I use classic UI in gnome 3, it's pretty thin, and with the advanced settings app you can adjust things even more. XFCE is good but never got into it though.
Get the right monitor or set the resolution down - Linux just looks too small on a large hi-res monitor of today. I went to the electronic surplus place and got a couple squarish 19" LCD monitors (2x1280 x 1024) so much…
purely tongue in cheek, but the title fits the bill: http://www.abebooks.com/Giga-Bites-Hacker-Cookbook-Jenz-John...
If it has a good view of some civilization I bet there are some point to point wireless internet providers in the area.
Looks like the path to code/data obscurity to me, why not have properly labeled fields for all the elements and save yourself the headache of remembering the fancy trick you implemented years ago.
Something similar has been in IDEs. Quanta+ had a good popup PHP reference... Aptana/Eclipse has PHPdocumentor in it, which lets you annotate your functions and such so information pops in when you type in a function.…
When there's a chance of serious competition they will act. Years ago in our spot in rural California Sierra Nevada foothills we were patiently waiting for DSL... Every time we called AT&T they said DSL was a year…
Linux? Get one with an Intel or nVidia graphics chipset (if you want graphics speed, go nVidia) avoid ati/radeon - its support on Linux has been touchy, the drivers have a long history of installation issues. if you…
Go southward and look for lodging in San Mateo or farther south. Make sure it's near a commute channel (bus or rail) the neighborhoods are nice and the fees are more down to earth.
while it may be a point that they may have to rewrite it down the road, the advantage is they retain the logic so they don't have to start again from square one with a new vendor trying to get their system to work. Also…
I've done similar when working for a non-profit. Having the tech guys on campus helps drive the development you get access to the people who work with the data as well as updates on requirements of what is needed…
Software center... never use it, in fact the way it had mixed the non-installed stuff with installed software really ticked me off (this is probably my biggest gripe with unity, wheres the menu of all the installed…
Might be related to that security update from Microsoft that disables OpenType fonts http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-w...
Radio shack had a good early start, the first personal computer I saw was a TRS-80 (model 1) looked nice and the software was cool (think I saw backgammon as the first program) the monitor was cheesy though, literally a…
If you were like me back in the 80s on a PET you did that and then moved up to more complex randomness with other graphic symbols like the four corner curves or bends. I think they had that line in one issue of Creative…
In the stock market there are no sanity checks, else the whole thing would grind to a halt. :-)
Heh, my programmer view is CSS smells cause it's CSS. with aids you can work on fixing the syntax to be more logical, but it could have been done much better in the first place.
Brilliant patent idea on how to effectively kill the market for a popular gaming device!
Programmer? Uh.. no. I worked for 25 years in house techie/programmer for a child development agency. I had discovered that the best leaders are the ones who know how to lead, set the course and work with all the…
well not for the accurate "locate every board" 3D CAD, Sweet Home 3D ( http://www.sweethome3d.com/index.jsp ) will work for quickly visualizing rooms and populating with furniture.
Printer drivers seem to be the main one for me, I have a canon network inkjet all-in-one and a xerox 8560. The Canon I finally located the Linux network print and scan drivers finally on a UK or AU Canon site (which had…
Really? Can you expand on that?
Monsanto should be sued for polluting the natural bio-system and be forced to clean up their mess. Soon the fossil fuel companies will be suing hospitals from profiteering from their air contributions.
I think it looks promising - it's not a panacea, there are things SQL works better for and there are things I can see Mongodb would really rock with. With anything there are gotchas so you have to live and learn with…
Bam! - took a second to realize its not some 90s throwback site - maybe tone down the colors? quick no reading look-through see some jumping stick figure a text box, bullet points and some talking head reviews. Is this…
OK, I use classic UI in gnome 3, it's pretty thin, and with the advanced settings app you can adjust things even more. XFCE is good but never got into it though.
Get the right monitor or set the resolution down - Linux just looks too small on a large hi-res monitor of today. I went to the electronic surplus place and got a couple squarish 19" LCD monitors (2x1280 x 1024) so much…
purely tongue in cheek, but the title fits the bill: http://www.abebooks.com/Giga-Bites-Hacker-Cookbook-Jenz-John...
If it has a good view of some civilization I bet there are some point to point wireless internet providers in the area.
Looks like the path to code/data obscurity to me, why not have properly labeled fields for all the elements and save yourself the headache of remembering the fancy trick you implemented years ago.