Yes! Welcome to the list!
:-)
-Gel
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From: Monique Boea
Ok thanks :)
and I am new to the list
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Oops. I sent my post about the Macrochats to CF-Talk but forgot to send to CF-Community!
For those that don't know, Macromedia is running a bunch of technical "Macrochats" for the community this week. If you'd like to know more, check out http://www.houseoffusion.com/commweek.cfm
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From: "Monique Boea"
> Does anyone know how to stop DWMX from GETTING AND PUTTING independent
> files?
Do you mean (1) the dependent files for the file you're getting? Like the
pictures in the page? Or do you mean (2) that when you open a file it GETS
it from the ser
.
what chat?
-Gel
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From: Judith Dinowitz
Would anyone who's going to be sitting in on tonight's ColdFusion
Macrochat (and/or on Friday's Macrochat on Advanced ColdFusion
techniques) like to write it up for Fusion Authority? I'm talking about
a 2-3 paragraph summa
Would anyone who's going to be sitting in on tonight's ColdFusion Macrochat (and/or on Friday's Macrochat on Advanced ColdFusion techniques) like to write it up for Fusion Authority? I'm talking about a 2-3 paragraph summary of the chat -- quality and content.
If so, please let me know offlist by
We have a CF position open.. among other positions... ;-)
At 01:57 PM 5/18/2004, you wrote:
>Are you hiring :)
>
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>Marlon Moyer, Sr. Internet Developer
>American Contractors Insurance Group
>phone: 972.687.9445
>fax: 972.687.0607
>mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>www.acig.com
>
> > -Original Messa
Correct me if I'm wrong, but..
Noah's Ark is where the animal pairs come in.
I thought the Ark of the Covenant was just a box that held the 10
Commandments. (Wasn't that what Raiders of the Lost Ark was about?)
At 05:04 PM 5/18/2004, you wrote:
>Subject: Ark of the Covenant
>From: "Harki
I figured. I just wanted a chance to say "Biblical concrete mix".
--BenD
Harkins, Patrick wrote:
> Oh that's right this is the Ark of the Convent - it's full of hot "sister
> action"! ;-) (just kidding, I knew it wasn't Noah's!)
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Ben Doom
>
> Wrong Ark.
Cool... welcome Monique! I think you'll find an answer to your question from
someone here Perhaps if you rephrase it?
cheers, i'm gone for the night..
-Pat
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From: Monique Boea
Ok thanks :)
and I am new to the list
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Under Edit -> Preferences -> Site there are two checkboxes for Dependant files. Check both of these and it should go back to prompting you whether you want to include dependant files when you save.
I'm fresh out of muffins, so have a Pop-Tart instead... Spiderberry flavor... M. Welcome!
HTH
Oh that's right this is the Ark of the Convent - it's full of hot "sister
action"! ;-) (just kidding, I knew it wasn't Noah's!)
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Wrong Ark. This one is full of Biblical concrete mix.
--BenD
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Harkins, Patrick wrote:
> does it come with all the animal pairs? ;-)
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Ok thanks :)
and I am new to the list
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From: Harkins, Patrick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 18, 2004 4:59 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: RE: DWMX
It's a welcoming ritual that's unique to this list! Just eat do not seek
to understand - your sanity han
It's a welcoming ritual that's unique to this list! Just eat do not seek
to understand - your sanity hangs in the balance! ;-)
-Patrick
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From: Monique Boea
huh?
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From: Harkins, Patrick
Sorry, nope! But by the way aren't you a former l
Are you hiring :)
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American Contractors Insurance Group
phone: 972.687.9445
fax: 972.687.0607
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.acig.com
> -Original Message-
> From: Jacob [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, May 18, 2004 3:56 PM
> To: CF-Community
nude topless beaches
The idea of a vacation is to get away from any aspects of work, right?
:P
At 11:52 AM 5/18/2004, you wrote:
>http://www.cancun-coolguide.com/cancun-nude-topless-escorts-swingers.htm
>l
>
>http://www.cancun-coolguide.com/cancun-nude-beaches.html
>
>http://www.cancun-coolg
huh?
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From: Harkins, Patrick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 18, 2004 4:21 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: RE: DWMX
Sorry, nope! But by the way aren't you a former lurker/newbie? :-) If so,
have a muffin! Lemon/Almond on the menu today!
cheers,
Patrick
-O
As a result of this thread on the Shoutcast
forums:http://forums.winamp.com/showthread.php?threadid=144074,
I am looking at the Swcast.net service which licenses under something called
the Joint Performance Licensing Program.
Not necessary if you are broadcasting your own material, of course...
che
Sorry, nope! But by the way aren't you a former lurker/newbie? :-) If so,
have a muffin! Lemon/Almond on the menu today!
cheers,
Patrick
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From: Monique Boea
Does anyone know how to stop DWMX from GETTING AND PUTTING independent
files?
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That's it I'm selling my 8 flying reindeer and my tooth fairy wand!
Duane
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From: Howie Hamlin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 18, 2004 3:08 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Ark of the Covenant
$10mil - what a bargain...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?
does it come with all the animal pairs? ;-)
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From: Howie Hamlin
$10mil - what a bargain...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem
rd=1> &category=553&item=4152081586&rd=1
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Not being sarcastic at all. Spider Robinson discussed that same feeling as
the basis of his edited anthology Best of All Possible Worlds, that feeling
you get when you turn someone on to a new book, concept or idea. Its better
than any drug.
larry
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> From: William H B
no, it didn't sound that way. i was being sarcastic bringing up the e-books
(hopefully taken in the good-natured way in which it was intended).
we're all entitled to our collections. mine is books as well...but comic
books : )
Charlie
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From: "William H Bowen" <[EMA
Yep. Back in aught-2 there was a big push to save internet radio. There were
a couple bills struggling to make it through congress that would have
exempted a lot of the little players. The FCC backed law wanted to have the
broadcasters go back and retroactively pay per listener per minute.
I'm not
I'm thinking it won't be too long until American Gladiators comes back
with edged weapons.
Couldn't watch the show for more than a few minutes when it was on
without thinking, "damn, a trident or a net or maybe the odd lion would
make this more interesting!"
:-)
Dan Phillips wrote:
> I have
$10mil - what a bargain...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=553&item=4152081586&rd=1
"This is a recreated Ark of the Covenant, the story of its recreation has been told in the Bonners Ferry Herald, 7183 main, Bonners ferry, Idaho 83805 208-267-5521. It must be noted that thi
But then you're missing out on the best part of owning lots of books,
finding new and interesting ways to shelve them and the thrill of
pulling out a copy of something you thought was lost long ago but but
was merely behind other books. I love when people are over at my house
and they look thro
What was it that they sold in the vending machines? Dokes?
Ben Doom wrote:
> Richard "Stephen King" bachman indeed. It was actually a novella or
> short novel. I've got a copy at home. For the record, it's *nothing*
> like the crap movie they made out of it. Much better.
>
> --BenD
>
> Willia
I have a bet with a friend that within 5 years...reality TV will
actually do Running Man. I almost won when The Chamber was on.
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From: Phillip B [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 18, 2004 2:55 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: Manhunt..
I would love to see Th
I think the opposite is true (in the US).
The legislation "dropped" the price from a few pennies per song played (using traditional broadcast radio licensing), to fractions of a penny PER LISTENER.
The price per song is now so large that few legitimate radio stations can afford it (even with thei
Richard "Stephen King" bachman indeed. It was actually a novella or
short novel. I've got a copy at home. For the record, it's *nothing*
like the crap movie they made out of it. Much better.
--BenD
William H Bowen wrote:
> Go rent "The Running Man" or better yet read the far superior short
I would love to see The Running Man redone. The idea behind the story
was great but it got lost when they made the movie. :-\
William H Bowen wrote:
> Go rent "The Running Man" or better yet read the far superior short
> story by Richard(??) Bachman (Stephen King)
>
> There's the genesis of Manh
Yea, while I liked the Running Man movie, the short story was -way- more
cooler. All of the Bachman books were pretty sweet.
-rc
>
> Go rent "The Running Man" or better yet read the far superior
> short story by Richard(??) Bachman (Stephen King)
>
> There's the genesis of Manhunt...
>
>
>
http://www.cancun-coolguide.com/cancun-nude-topless-escorts-swingers.htm
l
http://www.cancun-coolguide.com/cancun-nude-beaches.html
http://www.cancun-coolguide.com/topless-beach.html
There, that seems more than enough to occupy my time in Cancun :)
--
Marlon Moyer, Sr. Internet Developer
Ameri
Go rent "The Running Man" or better yet read the far superior short
story by Richard(??) Bachman (Stephen King)
There's the genesis of Manhunt...
brobborb wrote:
> Sounds like a kickass game. Would make a great movie too! I love the
> plot.
>
> I dont condone violence or anything, but to me
I've heard that the rate actually dropped to within reasonable levels thanks to recent legislation or FCC stuff. Can't recall the exact figure etc but a quick google should bring up some good results.
ERJ
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From: Phillip B
To: CF-Community
Sent: Tuesday, May 1
Not sure. If I set one up, it will be a win2k server.
I did find out that you are responsible for paying royalties. I don't
know how many of the stations are actually paying but I'm sure it's
pretty expensive.
Harkins, Patrick wrote:
> And presumably a Linux server would be the best choice?
>
www.cancun.com
;-D
On Mon, 17 May 2004 08:39:37 -0700, Jacob wrote:
>Assuming Escrow goes smoothly on my house, I will be going to Cancun in
>July. (My last vacation for the next 30 years...)
>
>So, what is there to do in Cancun? So far I have Coco Bongo and Chichen Itza.
>
>Any ideas?
>
>Than
This CF community is really good at sharing code snippets or parts. But
there just doesn't seem to be a wealth of just simple little finished stuff
being poured into the community. I remember back to my Hypercard days, the
old Info-Mac site had shitloads of stuff that people would knock out for
th
Yes. This point has come up over and over again. It is easy to write this
concern off as nit-picking, when in truth it is a glaring problem. Denial
ain't just a river in Egypt...!
HouseofFusion is a prime example of how things like CSS can make a world of
difference; these days it's like a whole ne
> I think the programming audience for other languages tend to include
> more younger people with freetime on their hands that can create code
> without needing to be paid for it.
>
> Another thing is that CF development requires some cash outlay, or at
> least it did in the past, and now is kind
Yep. But I know that I've got little things here and there that I'm working
on for myself. I'm putting together a little database to track what movies
I've watched. I've got another one that I'm "working on" that is a database
of car specs and a flash remoting interface for the pocketpc. If it ever
Yes, but the stores and MM Exchange give you very little information about which is considered the BEST. I would like to know more then just how many times an item has been downloaded and how many stars it may have, I would like to know WHY uses have rated it as such and if they downloaded it, did
I think some of this phenomenon rests on the fact that a lot of CF
developers are developing intranets and other "behind-a-firewall"
applications. My employer isn't too happy when I want to share the code
I create for them.
I think the programming audience for other languages tend to include
mo
Adam said:
> Christine,
> . . . snipped . . .
>
> Make full use of www.coldfusion.com .
Yes, except that this drops you off at the www.macromedia.com home page
instead of taking you to the ColdFusion home page . . . I think we just had
this discussion . . .
Another thing - Response time on page
I think you touched on something that plagues the CF community. We're all
about "best of breed" or at least "I can do it better". Other languages and
technologies have massive libraries of free, finished apps. And it's not
just complicated things like forums, CMS, knowledge bases, etc. It's little,
After some thought on the train this morning, here are a couple of bells and whistles I'd like to see made easier by Cold Fusion Server:
cf_metadata type="mp3" - Access to mp3 meta data (size, bitDepth, id3 tags.)
cf_metadata type="jpg" - Access to jpg meta data (size, color depth, copyright, IPTC
Aren't there several wbstores like cfstore.com that list tags and
applications for sale already?
I found a great web forum there for about 150US that had all the
features I'd ever need.
There's also the Macromedia Exchange already existing for searching tags
and applications.
The best practices
There have been some good suggestions here, and I would like to add one more to the discussion. I think we, as the community, can step forward on this one. What would be very helpful for me, is a site (HOF maybe?) that consolidates best of breed CF concepts. It would be nice to go someplace and f
hear hear! :-)
seriously, an excellent constructive suggestion. If Microsoft is thinking
outside the box these days what with open-sourcing some of their code, then
MM might do well to do the same!
-Patrick Harkins
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From: Adam Reynolds
Christine,
The problem is one of
Christine,
The problem is one of market penetration. What you need to do is provide a
free/cheap version of CF that has most of the functionality built in that
would allow web hosting companies to be able to offer PHP/.Net/CF as a
solution at the same price AND be HAPPY offering CF.
You would then
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