Here's what should *not* determine when to end support: "I'm a programmer and working with this old API is soooo painful and my compiles take a few seconds longer! Whine!"
Oh, I don't know. That sounds very reasonable to me. Maybe this should be a poll question.
You know, C++ is the language embodiment of Microsoft. It embraces and extends everything from everyone else, and yet manages to maintain market share with C compatibility.
For what it's worth, I liked the second best. The ending scene, where blind Paul goes off into the desert, could (shoud?) be turned into an awesome cinema moment.
There is this guy. He had a family. They've got shipped to this planet. The planet's got desert with the nasty worms and stuff. And then there were these other people who, like, live in the desert.
Give them a break. PHP started out as an alternative to server-side ASP.
C++ has to be the worst example of scope-creep. I mean, there is no such thing as a single "C++" - each shop has its own flavor of C++ that are not mutually intelligible.
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Oh, I don't know. That sounds very reasonable to me. Maybe this should be a poll question.
You know, C++ is the language embodiment of Microsoft. It embraces and extends everything from everyone else, and yet manages to maintain market share with C compatibility.
The fool doesn't understand the point of getting an "unlocked" phone.
On the other hand, there are only two choices in the US - AT&T and T-Mobile - so perhaps he's not such an idiot after all...
The relevant finding is the funding-induced bias rather than biological effect of WiFi. Bias need not be conscious one to seep into the result.
Man, I love the headline, whatever the details. Even better, the scientist(s) is Japanese!
How do you measure how precise a clock is? How do you go about defining the reference for time?
Stevie boy is finally cracking up? This sounds like the (lost) battle with Microsoft back in the 80s.
70s, hello?!
Let's see. They had BASIC interpreter, BASIC compiler, macro assembler (for 8080/z80), probably some other stuff.
Actually, their CP/M card for Apple was pretty neat.
It would be simpler and easier for all to rename "idle" section as "samzenpus" section.
You seem really into this stuff.
For what it's worth, I liked the second best. The ending scene, where blind Paul goes off into the desert, could (shoud?) be turned into an awesome cinema moment.
Well, it's like this.
There is this guy. He had a family. They've got shipped to this planet. The planet's got desert with the nasty worms and stuff. And then there were these other people who, like, live in the desert.
Ok, and then comes these women ninjas.
Hope that helps.
"Joomla!" beats it, but that's me - I haven't done web app since the dot bomb days.
Give them a break. PHP started out as an alternative to server-side ASP.
C++ has to be the worst example of scope-creep. I mean, there is no such thing as a single "C++" - each shop has its own flavor of C++ that are not mutually intelligible.
"Which is like saying an anus is almost like a vagina..."
I bow down in respect. Somebody mark this post for posterity. It's only Feb 2, but this has to be the Analogy of the Year.
Us in the software ghetto completely destroyed the word "innovate". Sorry.
Nothing new I suspect - they're in the record business.
I'm assuming there are two related metrics (at least): the tolerance and the yield.
I'm wondering what the breakthrough here is to increase that.
Is it simply the uniformity in the cellular structure? What is the difficulty/breakthrough in achieving higher uniformity?
Not for Chinese. I mean how useful is knowing:
"You killed my brother. I kill you."
"Pretty good. But your fungfu is no match for mine."
"All your bases are belong to us. MUHAHAHAHAAHA!"
My bad, but crore I checked is actually 10 mil. What are you, some kinda bogus Indian?
"Crore" is 100k in "Indian". ;-)
God damn it, stop calling me a moron, you moron.
You moron, it's 787 dreamliner.
Why is slashdot attracting so many cannibals?
Dude, you've got a lot of time on your hand. Couldn't even read the whole thing.