The UI is built on wxWidgets.
It also offers a local WebDAV server. It's written in Perl, fairly new, and doesn't have a lot in the way of documentation yet.
But why else might I do this? The only problem was the opening around the blade seemed huge. Remember, these are absolute minimums, since the CPU does consume more power when it's actually doing work. But then I found a simple solution at the hardware store.
Recent versions of Windows and Mac OS have WebDAV support built-in. It has certainly accounted for billions and billions of "pageviews" over the years.
But why else might I do this? It's not even close to paid off, but I'm chipping away at it. It's not even close to paid off, but I'm chipping away at it.
" That's a reference to Cohen having been a panelist on the Fox News Watch program. It's currently available only for Windows.
This little image amused me though.
If a remote server dies, I'd need to push all the bits there from my artificially slow DSL or Cable connection at home.
If a remote server dies, I'd need to push all the bits there from my artificially slow DSL or Cable connection at home. That is, which metrics are broadly applicable to sites that employ similar technology for very different activities?
BBAuth is the protocol that's going to open the door to doing the same thing for many Yahoo! I mean, no one likes being rushed at this and we are all more or less.
This little image amused me though.
I am too tired, too frustrated and too sickened by the direction "our" political leaders are taking us in to even cope right now.
But there are a few tricks that can make it go a little smoother.
So much so evident, that some Muslims get the idea that it just might be advantageous for them to return to their Muslim origins rather than buck Europe.
Everyone on the team is amazed that we managed to pull this off.
But why else might I do this?