You should strive to make your code as clean as possible. Turn on maximum warnings from your compiler, and don't allow code that generates warnings to be checked in to your source repository. Use static analysis tools, and make sure your code passes without issue there as well.
These tools will generate many false positives, but if you learn to write in a style that avoids triggering warnings, quality will go up. You may be smarter than Lint, but the next guy that works on the code may not be.
Static analysis tools are just another tool in the tool box. Also use dynamic analysis tools like Purify, valgrind, or whatever works in your environment.
Writing quality code is hard. You need all the help you can get.
In-flight wifi, on the other hand, sounds far more promising. I can imagine it being used for some really awesome things, like movie rentals that work directly with your laptop. Or making Skype calls.
The transition from Free Software to Open Source was like the transition from Punk to New Wave. Let's figure out how we can make some money off of this thing.
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Debugger speed only matters whey you are debugging. Anything that significantly speeds up the edit/compile/debug cycle is very welcome.
Lasers? Now cell phones have lasers? I just want a phone that makes phone calls.
You should strive to make your code as clean as possible. Turn on maximum warnings from your compiler, and don't allow code that generates warnings to be checked in to your source repository. Use static analysis tools, and make sure your code passes without issue there as well. These tools will generate many false positives, but if you learn to write in a style that avoids triggering warnings, quality will go up. You may be smarter than Lint, but the next guy that works on the code may not be. Static analysis tools are just another tool in the tool box. Also use dynamic analysis tools like Purify, valgrind, or whatever works in your environment. Writing quality code is hard. You need all the help you can get.
Hey, I read the headline. Isn't that enough?
Sorry, looks like it went out earlier than expected. I guess that there will be an RC2, based on the testing so far.
Firefox 3.0 RC1 is not out yet. There is a build 1 for RC1, but RC1 is not expected until near the end of the month.
Everyone knows that iPhone buyers are above average.
Works for me. Use Nightly Tester Tools.
Stop voting for 'Elect Ron Paul!'.
I nominate jwz.
I am surprised that anyone noticed.
The transition from Free Software to Open Source was like the transition from Punk to New Wave. Let's figure out how we can make some money off of this thing.