Bah. Women are only good for two things: 1) Shopping 2) Everything else. YouTube and My Mu[sic], Films and Windows Programs, etc.

no. after renaming just press F5 and the name will be refreshed

You seem to be the first one here who guessed it correctly. Simply there are about 10 windows of IDM with the same size and located at the same position. This can be used as a trick to make your form border shadow darker as you want. However it seems that there is a few people today using Windows 7, almost people are using Windows 8 as a moderner one and not few others who have switched to MAC (and waiting for Windows 9?) :laugh:

I'm waiting for 4D. Nothing cooler than a UI that moves around on its own volition. YouTube and My Mu[sic], Films and Windows Programs, etc.

Don't leave it anywhere that may reach sub-zero temperatures (unless you leave it plugged in, which might keep it warm). I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!

Not as bad as another site used to use which would often give you over 100 notifications for the same event, AND the notifications were in REAL TIME!! With an average rate of 3 events per second, it became overwhelming quickly. Bob Dole The internet is a great way to get on the net. :doh: 2.0.82.7292 SP6a

I could guess, but it's customary for a reason to introduce the unabbreviated term at the first occurence. but I don't think Internet Download Manager (IDM) uses the same technology and use the abbreviation afterwards - especially for three letter acronyms. supernorb wrote: It's a very well-known program in field of download management. (emphasis by me). Exactly. It has tons of different meanings outside that, wikipedia is merely scratching the surface. Meanings you might not have come across, but that are "very well known" in other fields. If this was meant merely as a high-five to fellow download management app brothers and sisters, I'm sorry to have bothered you. ORDER BY what user wants

I think implementing this feature is simple, every time user clicks the download link, this is updated to the database, of course s/he may, in fact, not download the article but I think most of users once click on the download link should really want to download the article and save it somewhere on their computer. If you think this is not a worth, what about the bookmarking? As I mentioned in my original post (the trivial bug), if we can know which is bookmarked right when looking at its title (recognized by some icon placed around the title), we can bookmark to mark what we download (as well as for what we're interested in). Thanks!

It's a OAuth - open standard for authorization, for details en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OAuth

In social networks sites, end-users can interactions among them, but in normal website is very objective in providing information to end-users, but among them there is no interactions.

Even OpenDNS is great! My cUr10U5 w0rlD

Like I said - a suboptimal use of your time.

I don't even notice 10 second startup times for applications. VS has always been absolutely massive, resource hungry and slow to get going, though – so much so that I basically can't use it at home.

Yes, but only if you're writing microcode. Will Rogers never met me.

Tomz_KV wrote: The consumer trend is going mobile with tablet gradually replacing PC. Fair point, but i don't expect the PC to disappear, they will simply become a niche product (for IT pros). Tomz_KV wrote: However, so far there has not been a tablet powerful enough to do that. Microsoft surface could be the beginning. Perhaps, but i'm not holding my breath, and until i see one surface (no pun intended), i wouldn't change my mind. As a related side note, i believe what is holding tablets to take PCs place is their closed nature and the lack of tools for self hosting (meaning that to develop tools for your tablet, you need a computer, and sometimes the blessing of the plataform owner). :sigh: CEO at: - Rafaga Systems - Para Facturas - Modern Components for the moment...

Not the good ones.

Nice! I think I will take a N73, thank you for your sharing.

PHP is insanely well documented. If you google php questions, there is nearly always an answer pointing to the online php manual. It is also very easy to search the php documentation. If it moves, compile it

The content management stuff like Drupal and Joomba are written in php, so that must mean something.

I will assume color processing is what you want... i can advise that you start with color opponent process as occurs in the retinal ganglion cells see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opponent_process[^] opponent process results in Red vs Green, Blue vs Yellow and Black vs White channels, if you are wondering why go through this process? Well color sensor response overlaps (even the photo receptors in animals & humans) , and it is biologically proven to work.:cool: but only Red vs Green and Blue vs Yellow are what is needed for color processing. you can obtain a two dimensional vector at any position (one sample per channel) normalize the vector to unity magnitude and store it with the associated color (in an indexing structure like the Kd tree see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kd_tree[^]) as a prototype. So get such descriptors for all colors. then at run time repeat the whole process except that you run the indexing structure and label each pixel with a given color based on it's closest prototype in the indexing structure. Then you can do some statistics such as create a histogram to count the frequency of occurrence of each color and normalize the histogram, and that will be a descriptor vector for an image hence the resulting color descriptor can be used to retrieve images or compute their similarity score. or and 1 week, where have you been? :laugh: And as for feature extraction, there are low,intermediate and high level features, most of computer vision uses either low or intermediate level features there are so many algorithms for that such as SIFT (Scale Invariant Feature Transform) see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scale-invariant_feature_transform[^] and http://www.cs.ubc.ca/~lowe/papers/ijcv04.pdf[^]