Monty Python: Not Dead Yet
Why Stack Overflow recommends it
Stack Overflow users link it as a joke to say a technology, thread or feature is not dead yet, for example Silverlight or an old ClearCase thread.
Recommended by 1 people across 1 different months, 2012 to 2016.
What it is
A 1m49s clip from Monty Python and the Holy Grail, uploaded in 2006, showing the "Bring out your dead" plague cart scene in which a man insists he is not dead yet. It is a short comedy excerpt with no commentary.
What people said
Recommends Shawn Kendrot · 2012-06 · Stack Overflow · on “Is Silverlight recommended for new development?”
YES! Silverlight is still the best technology to use for web based Line of Business applications. Silverlight will be supported for another 10 years and it will be available within Windows 8 desktop. Silverlight +[Arc]GIS are a great combination. It is so easy to create full functioning application and with little effort. Silverlight is not dead [this video] . It is still a great technology to use that is available on (almost) every platform. Ultimately it comes down to: 1) What do you know: Are you an HTML/JavaScript ninja? Then use that, do you know Flex better then your own children? Or are you a skilled .Net assassin? 2) How much time do you have? Do you want to learn something new and have g
Cites Donal Fellows · 2016-04 · Stack Overflow · on “R tcltk2 progress bar error on virtual machines (AWS EC2 instance)”
If you don't need to interact with anything on the display, but just let the application code show its progress bar, the simplest way would be to put a headless X server (probably Xvfb [LINK] ) on the EC2 instance. That will allow the Tk package on the Tcl side to initialise itself, and in turn that will make things work on the R side of things. Otherwise, if you are accessing the EC2 instance via ssh then you can use X forwarding to allow the progress bar to run on your local system. Obviously, for that to work you'll need to be running a local X server, which is easy enough on some platforms and really awkward on others, and a topic that must be answered better elsewhere. You might also be
Cites Brian Cowan · 2016-06 · Stack Overflow · on “When using clearmake, MAKEFILE_LIST is an empty list”
that thread is 5 years old. And post dates the release of Automatic views and a few other features. So, it isn't dead yet: [this video]