Can't you use it to script java applets? Kind of like a bridge between the applet and the webpage containing it. I've always thought that might be one of the reasons Sun allowed Netscape to rename LiveScript to JavaScript.
There's a very subtle hide link next to them, you can remove all status messages related to specific games. It went away when they redesigned recently but it seems to be back again.
They said Metal Gear Solid 4 was going to be PS3 exclusive - guess what bucko? 360's about to get it.
Are you porting it in your spare time?
Which they have already used to threaten open source projects. Not terribly defensive.
Graphic images that reveal the devastating impact of global warming in the Arctic have been released by the US military. The photographs, taken by spy satellites over the past decade, confirm that in recent years vast areas in high latitudes have lost their ice cover in summer months.
How do they manage not to watch any? Flip through the Satellite & Digital services and you see loads of BBC programmes. They seem filled with the repeats people use to complain about fifteen years ago.
I wonder what happened to that public archive of all their content they mooted a few years back, to be shared over a P2P system. iPlayer seems a pretty small step in that direction.
Surely if they did the initial filtering using squirrels they could get the list down to a more manageable size. They must be able to transfer a few from other projects.
Obtree (renamed Livelink WCM) was a bit like this. Templates were entered as a nested tree of objects with fragments of XML/HTML. Server side scripting was based around Mozilla's Spidermonkey engine with some additional libraries for database access etc.
Users used a GUI editor with administrator defined styles that were stored as XML objects in the database.
The main problems: it was closed source enterprise product with a price tag to match; the company that made it got taken over and now the product is at "end of life" to be replaced by something from a different bought in company; the authoring side could be buggy. It less us do a pure CSS design back in 2003 though, whereas a lot of CMS back then seemed to force you down a table design route.
LBP was a game made for game makers, not people who just want to get lost in a fantasy.
Are you sure you've actually played it? The game is excellent, full of constant surprises and an excellent multiplayer experience. We've played it a lot and the only person to really touch the level creation side of things is our five year old son.
Very clever, but the issue is the same as always: getting to that third step. What you're describing is a way of getting around noexec. You still can't run that automatically without some kind of local access.
It's not harmful to children. Lots of children see their mothers breastfeeding their siblings while growing up. That's simply the reality, children are far more likely to see mothers breastfeeding than anyone else. Thinking that is weird or somehow wrong is the real perversion.
Where does all this US loathing of the French come from? Perhaps you should send back the statue of liberty to teach them a lesson.
We've always had a reputation for hating the French but I've never seen the foaming at the mouth loathing shown by quite a few Americans, despite the UK having been involved in quite a few wars against the French. Including a little spat that ended in 1776.
Surprise your boss. Get to work on time.
