Comment: What does security have to do with death ? (Score 1) 385
Yama is the Hindu god of death. I see a BSoD joke here somewhere :)
Comment: Re:Paper and Pen -- slashdotted ? (Score 1) 204
But but but ..
Won't the poor politician be slashdotted ? :D
Comment: Does it run .... wait! (Score 1) 361
The first thing that came to my mind before I read the headline fully.
Comment: Re:Yes at Carnegie Mellon (Score 1) 835
"We actually are in the process of ... a new Gates building " . Really ?
Comment: Re:Obligatory Ghandi Quote... (Score 3, Informative) 430
I am no grammar Nazi , but please use Gandhi and NOT Ghandi
+ - GCC 4.2.0 Released
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trollboy
trollboy writes "Potheads everywhere rejoice as thier own GCC is released into the wild, bringing a whole new meaning to "rolling your own kernel". On top of encouraging developers to create a "bake" alias to point at make and raising the question of if gcc crashes how DO you get the smell of bongwater out of your machine, it also has some remarkable FORTRAN improvements as well as optimization tweaks.
Read more at http://gcc.gnu.org/gcc-4.2/changes.html"
Read more at http://gcc.gnu.org/gcc-4.2/changes.html"
When a CGI Script is the Most Elegant Solution 256
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CmdrTaco
from the the-answers-is-always dept.
from the the-answers-is-always dept.
An anonymous reader writes "Writing local Web applications can be quick, easy, and efficient for solving specific Intranet problems. Learn why a Web browser is sometimes a better interface than a GUI application and why experienced Web developers find themselves struggling to learn a GUI toolkit, and descover that a simple CGI script would serve their needs perfectly well, if not better."