Bullshit. The German Workers' Party renamed themselves the National Socialist German Workers' Party to capitalize on the popularity of socialism in Weimar Germany. They were never remotely "left-wing". Their primary political opponents prior to taking power in 1933 were the Social Democratic Party of Germany, the most popular left-wing party in pre-war Germany.
Only if (assuming we're still in the MVC paradigm) your Controller logic is incredibly simple — or you implement it client-side, and use your web service merely to implement a data store (a terrible idea from a security/data integrity perspective).
YHBT; YHL. HAND.
It's called the Presidential Records Act.
(Ah, but what's this? An Executive Order from President George W. Bush? I wonder what that's about...)
Funny, hell; try "Insightful".
Interestingly enough, I've been able to do this in Live Search on my Windows Mobile 6.1 phone for months, now, and it works surprisingly well for Microsoft software. Glad Google and iPhone are finally joining the party.
Federal Trade Commission — FTC, not FCC. And this is well within their purview.
Good point. Looks like the executable is only 135K or so. Still enormous compared to the original 8K ROM, and more than twice the size of the Farbrausch emulator. Guess most of that overhead goes to interfacing with the host OS, but it still intuitively seems a little excessive.
I found it odd that it took 1.8 MB of source code to compile to an interpreter that used to fit in 8K of ROM space.
Especially when you consider that Farbrausch were able to create a near-complete c64 emulator for Windows in under 64K a couple of years ago.
So what does that other 1.74M go to?
FORTRAN is not a flower but a weed -- it is hardy, occasionally blooms, and grows in every computer. -- A.J. Perlis
