Rediculously buggy (in terms of crashiness, not just innocent server bugs) online game which is free to play. The price is undoubtably right, and it has potential if only it could become stable.
by Snuffkin February 05, 2005
A popular, free, and open-source webserver with massive supporting community and used by the vast majority of websites in the world.
Much more desirable when compared to IIS, due to it's vastly better security history and better dependability.
Much more desirable when compared to IIS, due to it's vastly better security history and better dependability.
by Snuffkin February 04, 2005
Technology that at a quick glance would appear to be heavily taken from Java. It boasts, however, the ability to compile one program from source written in multiple languages (the primary choices being C#, Visual Basic and C++).
The fact that .NET is tightly bound to Windows somewhat lessens the practicality of .NET when compared to Java.
Like Java has Java Servlet Pages, .NET employs ASP.NET as it's server technology, which might be more attractive were it not tied down to both Windows and IIS, which has a less than desirable security history, when compared to Apache.
The fact that .NET is tightly bound to Windows somewhat lessens the practicality of .NET when compared to Java.
Like Java has Java Servlet Pages, .NET employs ASP.NET as it's server technology, which might be more attractive were it not tied down to both Windows and IIS, which has a less than desirable security history, when compared to Apache.
by Snuffkin February 04, 2005