Large programs, built using small tools that do one thing and do them well, with simple and well-defined inputs and output, with orthagonal effects on the rest of the system....the Unix way...are the most successful, stable, and easily updated systems in use.
Your UID leads me to believe you've read The Art of Unix Programming by Eric S Raymond....did your brain fall out since then?
The as-a is seldom used, but objects of one class can be used as-a object of another derived class if the parent supports it and the language supports it. For example... road tire and spare tire both inherit from tire, but one can inherit from the other (like siblings) and be used AS another, while overriding only say max_speed=45 for the spare.
Because you don't make classes and instances of the classes, you just use object.property notation, Javascript is NOT object-oriented. It is object-based.
Google is many things, but a customer-service-oriented company they are not. Ask anyone with adwords campaign sitting in "under review" for 3 weeks. Besides, HTC actually makes the device.
Because starting in February, if you want to play "football" with your friends, you must pay licensing fees to NFL. And anyone watching your game must pay royalties to NBC.
it will be nice when we can but a nautical rover in that liquid methane ocean...and not have to pay engineers to kludge their way out every hole, sandy spot, or dusty place. Also be cool if it could use the methane as a fuel source.
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What? In Utah we were told candy cigarettes were a gateway drug! Had to drive to Evanston, WY to get them.
just because it broke doesn't mean it's not rugged or useful.
the best part of TFA:
a BBC reporter was caught live, on tape, accidentally breaking the 'unbreakable' phone
live, on tape?
Large programs, built using small tools that do one thing and do them well, with simple and well-defined inputs and output, with orthagonal effects on the rest of the system....the Unix way...are the most successful, stable, and easily updated systems in use.
Your UID leads me to believe you've read The Art of Unix Programming by Eric S Raymond....did your brain fall out since then?
India. Then all we have to worry about is curry powder on everything.
I believe "private inheritance" allows for as-a relationships.
http://phoenix.goucher.edu/~kelliher/cs23/apr07.html
http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/~jonmc/CSE2305/Topics/05.09.Inheritance/html/text.html
A porche IS A car.
You already know about this, obviously.
A car HAS A carburetor.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Has-a
The as-a is seldom used, but objects of one class can be used as-a object of another derived class if the parent supports it and the language supports it. For example... road tire and spare tire both inherit from tire, but one can inherit from the other (like siblings) and be used AS another, while overriding only say max_speed=45 for the spare.
You could argue that the spirit is the base class, although it is pure virtual.
That is a prototype.
JavaScript uses prototypes instead of classes for inheritance. It is possible to simulate many class-based features with prototypes in JavaScript.
You are mimicking some of the utility, but that's not OO. Go ahead and show me is-a, has-a, and as-a inheritance in Javascript.
Because you don't make classes and instances of the classes, you just use object.property notation, Javascript is NOT object-oriented. It is object-based.
...in a strip club.
You must be new to democracy.
You can get even more hard drives in the tube with compression.. You just need a hydraulic press. Downside is it's lossy.
correcto.
Google is many things, but a customer-service-oriented company they are not.
Ask anyone with adwords campaign sitting in "under review" for 3 weeks.
Besides, HTC actually makes the device.
Done.
1. patent something.
2. patent it "...on a computer".
3. patent it "...on a network".
4. patent it "...with DRM".
5. patent it "???".
6. Profit!!1!
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IPv4 not dying... Enterprise Networking Planet confirms it!
That just doesn't have the same ring to it. ):
No joke.
He wants war games to get as close to real life as possible without any actual work, exertion, exercise, social interaction, or dirt.
Because starting in February, if you want to play "football" with your friends, you must pay licensing fees to NFL. And anyone watching your game must pay royalties to NBC.
Q: How long does a lawyer in a sealed box with poison gas bomb live?
A: Who cares?
I'd be more afraid of a cargo ship full of zombies sailing into NY harbor than a nuke in NYC. Simply more awesome.
There, fixed that for you.
institution purchases even MORE gear because buying is from last years budget.
institution reduces IT staff because salaries are from this years budget.
no coffee? just be happy there even IS an IT position.
It was like National Geographic and Heavy Metal had a baby. I used to love that magazine.
For what it's worth, i have no idea why you got marked troll. I think you made a very insightful argument.
it will be nice when we can but a nautical rover in that liquid methane ocean...and not have to pay engineers to kludge their way out every hole, sandy spot, or dusty place. Also be cool if it could use the methane as a fuel source.