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Actually corbin, it's widely accepted among mathematicians that .999... = 1. ShadeSlayer's proof may be said to be flawed in the sense that it doesn't explain how the pattern he uses works. A better version might be: [tex]\frac{1}{3} = 0.\overline{333}[/tex] [tex]3 \cdot 0.\overline{333} = 3 \cdot \frac{1}{3} = \frac{3}{3} = 1[/tex] Therefore: [tex]0.\overline{999} = 1[/tex]

Fixed.

Well, we're giving out access to this website for free for instance. I assume it has some value to you considering you're a returning visitor

Why don't you download the library and check for yourself? If it's send to the server without being parsed locally they probably just parse and execute it directly. How does the data you get back look? Is that an XML-RPC response or is it SOAP? Is it even XML? You're the one who apparently uses it, so it should be pretty easy to check these things yourself.

I'm pretty sure most of that is documented, so I'm not really sure how it's obscure. Cool nonetheless. Edit: http://www.google.com/support/websearch/bin/answer.py?answer=136861 http://www.google.com/intl/en/help/features.html

64 kB RAM ought to be enough for everybody.

About half a second.

Person A: Which train should I take from New York to Moscow? Person B: There are no trains from New York to Moscow? Person C: You could take a plane. Did person C say that planes are trains? However, if you want to be a smartass, Java can be used to write web pages using servlets running on e.g. Apache Tomcat or GlassFish. In this case I'm of course talking about Java applets which are running on the client computer though.

Java can do it.

I'd probably try a DIY store or perhaps call a glazier.

Indeed it will: mysql> SELECT COUNT(*) FROM phpfreaks_smf.smf_log_topics; +----------+ | COUNT(*) | +----------+ | 1563332 | +----------+ However, what you can do is to only store those records for say 30 days and then just automatically mark topics that haven't been responded to for 30 days as read. Of course, if you want to store the complete view history, then you need a row for each topic*user.

I've split this topic from this one.

And just because you wouldn't want to monetize, somebody else probably would.

What the hell is your problem? Watch your language.

Though IE8 is certainly much better than the previous versions, it's still behind its competitors. They have to work harder on the rendering engine instead of the GUI.

Hmm... I just checked it out. I'm not really sure why it would say that.

Can you provide an address?

Could it be Javascript including it dynamically?

Yeah ECMA-262 says: As far as I'm concerned, Javascript does operate with classes though they decided to call it prototypes instead.

Why don't you just use MySQL's views and assign permissions to that?

Okay, should be fixed now.

Hmm... must be a difference between admin and normal view... I'll see if I can find it in the source files. Guess that's why I missed it.

It is a class though it's declared implicitly in Javascript. You cannot have OOP without classes.

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If you want to create a resources topic just with links then feel free to create it. I, or someone else, will then sticky it.