I use FCKeditor at work (at least it used to be called FCK editor) and I
gotta say, it's got it's share of problems. I never used tinymce so I can't
compare. ckeditor is better than xinha, but it's got so many hacks for browsers
it acts oddly in places.
also I think somebody complained that
A source code management system approved by Ford -- that's a big deal
I happen to like cvs a lot too. I appear to be the only one though.
yeah I saw the code.citadel.org, that's what got me looking closer.
hey when did you switch from svn to git? Good move. :-)
Ok. I'm trying to get a Hackintosh running under VMware but so far I
am having some trouble.
and you will continue to for a very very long time.
I found one exactly ONE image that worked, and it was an exsiting install,
you can't install it yourself.
And the downside is, it's
You know what you need? A button on the citadel download page, that says
click here to download.
It's got all the information you want, but no easy to find button.
Hey, at the risk of becoming something you dont want to be, ever think of
adding a status or mood or any of that crap?
I can't believe anybody uses ie 5.
I have it because it comes on the w2k install which I've been doing a
lot of lately, and NOTHING works on ie5.
(sorry, I just take every chance I get to knock svn)
Did I just hear somebody actually agree with me about how stupid
subversion (And all the people who try and tell me it's better) is/are?
Dec 11 2008 4:00pm from CmdrTaco in Slashdot
Subject: Best Open Source Alternatives To Enterprise Apps
PeekAB00 writes With 2009 IT budgets getting chopped down John
Perez came up with this list of 25 best alternatives to enterprise
applications (e.g DimDim over
firebug does that, no?
yeah, that's usually what I do.
Somebody did a blog entry on profanity in google code search, oddly
nothing of mine came up.
AAAGGGHHH TIME ZONES F%$%^*%$^ING SUCK
at least it's not just me.
DST really needs to be done away with.
Last week I learned something interesting: While we all know there are
some timezones in india that are 30 minutes off, there are areas that are
10 and 15 minutes off as well.
I assume nothing important happens there.
or if you must use C++, do it right, don't do it halfway. use
overloaded operators for EVERYTHING.
C++ needs a way to underload operators.
I was just randomly looking at some old C++ code I wrote, with the
template classes, initializers and whatnot. It took me a minute or two
It wasn't you, but I remember somebody (I think duane) passed a template
as a template parameter.
That kind of shit just really is not
I never quite got to the point where I trusted short circuit
evaluation. Gotta work on that.
And that's not a bad thing.
In C it's still reliable, but in C++ and other
too-smart-for-their-own-good languages (possibly java I forget) it can be
bad because you can for example
I never liked that usage, though, becuse it places the condition after
the point where it's evaluated.
yeah, that's the dumbest larry wallism of them all. I imagine he got it
from somewhere.
I especially like it when the trailing if part is off the screen in your
editor so
And also if you consider that if (ptr != null) if (memcmp(ptr, data)
while 'uglier' the fact is, it will compile to the same thing, so it's not
really bad except for asthetically, and that's a matter of subjectivity of
the reader.
You can probably get one of the old palm dialup programs working.. the
browser is kinda lame, I would not bother with webcit.. though I do
access other forums successfully with it. Bluetooth works decently.
Speaking of.
I was trying to look up
That's too bad. it's just another vote for globalization. :-)
I copied a download link from web stuff and put it in my browser, it said
I had to be logged in, and the login page it sent me to didn't seem very
branded, and it didn't actually let me log in.
My thought: ssl is obviously far too complicated. :-)
Does anyone *ever* use pull quoting for anything other than replying
to the message they are citing? The reason this is suddenly important
is because if we made this change, it would encourage the use of bona
Well, my two cents, not that I'm a typical user...
I make an
I can choose not to svn update, right?
oh I get it.
So what does the reply button do? no change?
Maybe I'm missing the point, you're trying to get rid of the hold
buffer?
endless source of bugs if you ask me. :-)
Just FYI: on the calendar there's no march 30 or 31 2008.
I imagine you alredy know about that.
whatever somebody did isn't working
I suspect the problem is that res_query isn't reentrant, and so you
(shouldn't|can't) use it in a threaded application.
itt most definetly is not reentrant.
Good question.
I started looking and everybody seems vague on the subject which
probably means some systems have a thread safe libresolv and some don't.
Sounds fishy.
I suppose wrapping it in a mutex or putting requests on a queue isn't an
option eh?
nope.
But it can do ipv6! :-)
doesn't svn have expanding tags like cvs?
I stopped my anti svn rant a while ago because it was irritating people,
but I'm still rather violently pissed at it, it's creators and it's stupid
stupid stupid design.
It's got one advantage, using a database, and THAT's it. Not worth it if
you ask me.
While looking for the Id
Original message is now attached to smtp bounces.
Just a thought on that:
If somebody sends you a 10 meg message (attachments, whatever) do you
really wanna bounce the whole thing?
I ran into that problem, and esp if it's spam you waste a lot of time
and disk trying to return a
no, it's annoying to think about security, but we're forced to do it
anyway...
what's a brown paper bag?
I guess I should ask in here...
does any other client than the text client use ipc_c_tcp.c?
Or call serv_read?
what's the svn url for checking out not anonymously?
no it isn't mark crispin told me so.
The protocol was finished, and I wrote a popserver implementation for it.
what I did not do was finish the cliet. But I started it.
Then the complaints started coming in, and I agree with some of them,
the protocol needs fixing, and I never did that either.
That's where it stands
Intersting ajax points: 1) wouldn't ANY ajax application have this
problem? or is this a timing backed up thing?
2) if you made them synchronous, then it's just JAX, eh?
3) wouldn't it be neat to write an ajax library that internally queued
up requets so nothing ever went out more
how the fuck can you possibly say anything WORKS nowadays.
Just thought of something, don't know why it occured to me now.
Remember when that guy came along blizzarded all over everything, I made
some not so pleasant comments about him and he left?
I still believe I was right, but I bet he ran off somebody and gave
me/us/cit developers a bad
die hard cvs fan, although I see some of it's flaws I've never seen it
mess up, so I'll wait till I've seen subdivision burn a few miles before
I'm sold
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