Syntax error: Missing </rant> …or have you not calmed down yet?

Features such as flexgrids were added to CSS so that web designers did not have to learn Javascript. Unfortunately, so many features have been stuffed into CSS that it has essentially become a (very clunky) programming language and defeated that goal. I find it easier to do things in Javascript and I avoid it.

The smallest positive integer is either 0 or 1 depending on whether 0 is considered positive or not. The largest negative integer is -1. So the answer is 1 or 2. This is not the intent of question but that is the correct answer given how the question was worded.

Member since 24 Oct 2003, so four more weeks to go.

To return results that must include a word or phrase, wrap that word in quotation marks in the search request: "javascript" force to a number

Rock salt is essentially sea salt that was left behind when ancient seas evaporated.

The pink colour comes from clay contaminates.

Strictly speaking, this is not LINQ. LINQ stands for Language-Integrated Query and is a query language that can be embedded within C#. You have written C# code using the classes that support LINQ. As an exercise, try rewriting your code using LINQ.

I worked on a system that had to stream 1MB images to disk at 75fps. I found that once there were about 700 files in a directory, creating new files suddenly became slower and the required transfer rate was unachievable. I ended up creating a new subdirectory every 500 files. Of course this won't be a problem if your system is purely for archive.

raddevus wrote:

new room({location:i}) just sends in a json object which is used to initialize the object.

‘{location:i}’ is Javascript syntax for defining an object. JSON is a format for persisting Javascript objects as text.

I think the manufacturer of these fridge magnets should sue for breach of copyright. http://www.creoff.net/static/img/labs/screenshot_fridgemagnets.jpg[^]

Use Paint.NET and save as PNG. Select the 8-bit option when you are presented with a selection of bit depths for storing the image.

For a puerile giggle goto http://www.powerset.com/[^] and search for Caruso. See what (or rather who) he did. :-D