Ah how I miss the caveman days when you could name your kids "awk", "grep",
and "sed" and people wouldn't stare...
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>>> Then what about biff? Named after the writer's dog.
Anyone remember Seattle Lab? It was named for the owner's black lab.
My first computer company that I worked for was called Toga Computer Services.
Named after the owners, "To"ny and "Ga"ry. We actually got calls from people
who thought
In a message dated 2/19/2011 3:00:43 PM Pacific Standard Time,
3xk547...@sneakemail.com writes:
> like Nebbletto. ;)
>
You have to pick a name that cannot be mispelled.
Otherwise you're going to get squatters at Nebleto, Nebletto, Nablettoes
and so on
Selling male enhancement pills
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On 19/02/11 02:24, Tony Gravagno wrote:
>> From Charlie Noah:
Totally OT, and I'm just musing here - Rocket, Raining
Data then TigerLogic. Does anyone besides me see a
trend here?
>
>> Tony Gravagno wrote:
>>> Uh, I don't get it. How are those related? What trend?
>
>> From: Ch
[ OT from U2, just some weekened chatter ]
Of course all names have some raison d'être. Debian is a
combination of the names of the author of the distro, Ian, and
his wife (GF?) Deb. The problem is when the rest of the world
then needs to use these names in daily conversation.
Raining Data was
Is anyone using the EDA features of U2?
I assume that at least one VAR must have wanted the ability to use another
DBMS besides the U2 one as the amount of effort in implementing EDA is no
small task.
I was just interested in the applications and purpose of EDA.
Cheers,
djm
DavidJMurray (mvd
The name Brian Kernighan rang a distant bell, and from my bookshelf
comes "The Bell System Technical Journal", July/August 1978, Vol 57, No.
6, Part 2; which includes:
"The C Programming Language"
by D. M. Ritchie, S. C. Johnson, M. E. Lesk and B. W. Kernighan
-and-
"Document Preparation"
by B. W.
Ahh you see i left all that far behind - i only write web apps now, so i
only need to check that it works in ie5, ie7, ie8, ie9, chrome, safari,
firefox erm oh maybe i have not left it far behind
;)
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from my infinite storehouse of useless facts:
grep and sed and really acronyms for global regular expression parser
and stream editor.
Awk was named for the 3 people who developed the language: Alfred Aho,
Peter Weinberger, and Brian Kernighan
Tony Gravagno wrote:
I stopped thinking anyth
Jacques,
I use UO.Net with Win7x64 all the time, without any problems. Can't speak
for 2003, but I have a 2003 x64 box running the old COM version of UO.
The only gotcha I'm found with UO on x64 is that if you are using the old
COM version of UniObjects with Windows scripting (cscript or wscript)
Almost all my frustrations are with Microsoft.
Over half the development I did last year was simply handling differences
between Win7x64 and previous versions.. which in turn meant upgrading my
development platforms (Delphi and .Net) and dealing with THEIR backward
incompatibilities, spending stup
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