You can install a plugin for a GUI builder on Eclipse. The Eclipse GUI builder, while not as full-featured or pretty as Netbeans', dosen't use weird code from any additional libraries. You can copy and paste the generated GUI code from Eclipse into Netbeans of JCreator, compile it, and have it Just Work(tm). If you paste Netbeans' generated GUI code into Eclipse or Jcreator it won't find everything it needs because of all the non-standard libraries that Netbeans uses.
When I said that Netbeans was bloated, I wasn't referring to the program's speed or its load time, I was mainly referring to unnecessary complexity to get stuff to just work.
Netbeans makes it easier to build GUI programs using the built-in Matisse GUI builder, but the underlying code is a lot more difficult and unnecessarily bloated to read if you want to actually type in code instead of setting events and everything else using the mouse.
I don't mess with C++ often but I still use Dev C++. Code::blocks wouldn't even install on my machine(or maybe it did, but never started up without a fatal error, can't remember which) and Visual Studio Express is a monstrosity which will take 45 minutes to install tons of weird crap while making your monitor flicker. Visual Studio express also allows only one programming language.
Contrast those with Netbeans and Eclipse which are known as Java IDEs but can be configured with plugins and add-ons to do all kinds of stuff, including C/C++ development. I haven't tried either of the two for C/C++ but I believe that Eclipse would be a the good middle ground between Dev C++ and the bloated NetBeans.
Here's[PDF warning] a good place to start. Good luck.
No surprise there. Tobacco is legal for sale and it's packed with shit like arsenic and benzene.
Of course, you have folks out there who are banning hemp because marijuana gets people high. But they should go after the malt liquor industry if they want to catch the low-hanging fruit.
There's no way in hell that Old English 800 and Steel reserve are just barley, hops, and yeast. They cause psychotropic effects similar to PCP.
a dog has just as high level of consciousness as a person
Dogs are widely believed to have the emotional maturity of a 2 year old human(or a 3 year old depending on the source). You can look into a dog's eyes and know how they're feeling.
Cats are a little different, only extreme feelings can be seen in their eyes. But their body language is always a reliable indicator of how they feel.
As far as AI goes, the validity of computers as life forms has been successfully argued up the wazoo, but I will always stubbornly believe that computers will never have true individual consciousness as biological organisms do.
Engineering students think that they have it all figured out, and go on to design some wonderfully impractical items.
That's an understatement. Some genius engineer with a company that I may have something to do with thought that it would be a good idea to route a compressor's power wires around a fine-threaded screw instead of a hose.
The compressor's vibration would then cause the wires' insulation to rub against the screw threads and eventually short the wires to the compressor's metal case. An ECO was sent out telling the service personnel to reroute the wires, but if the engineers would've figured that out when they designed the thing it would have made no difference in time or performance to set it up the right way at the factory.
Just another drop in the bucket of the bad stereotype that geeks are ultra-smart but lack common sense.
One more thing. Don't use tin connectors, guys. Just spend the extra 5 cents on gold-plated connectors. Trust me on this one.
In that case we shouldn't worry, he'll kick his addiction once he discovers that his "girlfriend", the Undead Warlock named Zombiewitch, is really a 42 year-old balding fat guy from Cleveland.
Your analogies are usually pretty good, but this one of yours really sucks, man. Your comment title says it all:
Are these people professionals or not?
Come on, man, they're literally people first and foremost! Look at all the so-called "professionals" working in the American financial industry and tell me that they were working for the good of their companies. Being bailed out by the gubmint is not a bullet point on any company's resume!
It may become an incentive for dweebs to start charging for things they already offer for free online, though I would be willing to pay very small amounts for good code snippets since every Java book at Barnes and Noble dosen't seem to go very much beyond JFrames and layout managers or maybe even threading if it's a l33t book.
Many white kids also use the word "nigga" as well, even while referring to each other.
They do it out of their reverance of the black street culture, not in spite of it. In many informal interactions between blacks and non-blacks, it is acceptable for non-blacks to use the word "nigga" but NOT the word "nigger".
Considering that the man was a coyote, It's hard for me to feel empathy for his situation given that coyotes frequently pack people (who are willing to die to get here) into conditions which even slaughterhouse cattle would envy, all for the mighty buck.
The guy also had a day job. If border crime is as ruthless as the media says it is (and I doubt that because I've lived on the border for 18 years of my life), then a man with a family would be wise to stay out of the traficantes' business.
[tinfoil hat] I doubt that the recent media blitzes against Mexico, border crime and swine flu, are coincidental. [/tinfoil hat]
It would probably meet much less resistance if some or all of the proceeds went towards offsetting the costs of healthy foods such as fresh produce and lifestyle assistance such as gym memberships.
I was prescribed Seroquel and took it on and off for a year and a half. It's actually classified as an atypical antipsychotic but is often used as an antidepressant and even a sleep aid.
They advise you to take it right before you go to sleep, but it gives you the munchies right before you crash. That explains the weight gain and diabetes. Dosages range from 25 mg to as much as 900 mg (200mg+ would make you a drooling vegetable).
I was prescribed higher and higher dosages until I topped out at 400 mg but ended up titrating my own dosages and eventually weaning myself off of the shit altogether after I decided I didn't like the sensation of my body shutting down on me. It's much more frightening than simply becoming tired and going to sleep. Higher dosages can also cause acute emotional symptoms which are as bad(if not worse) than using no medication at all.
Now I have mild tardive dyskenesia in the form of brief, highly-localized twitches that nobody notices. They feel like something is crawling around in my torso or head/neck.
Anyway, big pharma's solutions are temporary solutions. Why demonize the drug cartels while we have corporate-sponsored lifelong drug addiction with stuff like Vikes, OxyContins, and Xanax (by the way, acute Xanax withdrawals can kill you. Not even heroin withdrawal can do that!)?
I doubt that they'd allow the "fastest" settings to run overspec with regards to the system. Keep in mind that TFA was basically about research done for research's own sake. It'd be much easier to let the user define which threshold is more comfortable for them with a "faster/slower" slider or use existing speedstepping technology without the overhead of gesture-sensing.
"We saw there were instances where scaling back the central processing unit frequency didn't affect the user satisfaction, but it saved power," Shye says.
That ties in to the fact that much of our modern technology is so fast that it can do anything we want with power to spare, and why not conserve that power for longer battery life? Would the overhead make it more feasible than existing throttling technologies? Like I said, research for research's own sake.
The Obama administration will also drop spending for research on the exploration of oil and gas deposits because the industry itself has ample resources for that...
...and guess who will foot the bill for said exploration? I can hardly wait for $6/gallon gas this summer! Though Americans won't get raped nearly as badly as our European buddies will.
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You can install a plugin for a GUI builder on Eclipse. The Eclipse GUI builder, while not as full-featured or pretty as Netbeans', dosen't use weird code from any additional libraries. You can copy and paste the generated GUI code from Eclipse into Netbeans of JCreator, compile it, and have it Just Work(tm). If you paste Netbeans' generated GUI code into Eclipse or Jcreator it won't find everything it needs because of all the non-standard libraries that Netbeans uses.
When I said that Netbeans was bloated, I wasn't referring to the program's speed or its load time, I was mainly referring to unnecessary complexity to get stuff to just work.
Netbeans makes it easier to build GUI programs using the built-in Matisse GUI builder, but the underlying code is a lot more difficult and unnecessarily bloated to read if you want to actually type in code instead of setting events and everything else using the mouse.
I don't mess with C++ often but I still use Dev C++. Code::blocks wouldn't even install on my machine(or maybe it did, but never started up without a fatal error, can't remember which) and Visual Studio Express is a monstrosity which will take 45 minutes to install tons of weird crap while making your monitor flicker. Visual Studio express also allows only one programming language.
Contrast those with Netbeans and Eclipse which are known as Java IDEs but can be configured with plugins and add-ons to do all kinds of stuff, including C/C++ development. I haven't tried either of the two for C/C++ but I believe that Eclipse would be a the good middle ground between Dev C++ and the bloated NetBeans.
Here's[PDF warning] a good place to start. Good luck.
it's to fire the horrible teachers that make learning a horrible, horrible chore.
No, fire the higher-ups who insist that schools must cater to the lowest common denominator and teach to the standardized test.
...And bring back the paddle.
Did you think that swine flu and TFA are unrelated?
I just like to drink boooze!
Nope. If they banned this just because of its name then Red Bull must change their manufacturing process or shit brix.
No surprise there. Tobacco is legal for sale and it's packed with shit like arsenic and benzene.
Of course, you have folks out there who are banning hemp because marijuana gets people high. But they should go after the malt liquor industry if they want to catch the low-hanging fruit.
There's no way in hell that Old English 800 and Steel reserve are just barley, hops, and yeast. They cause psychotropic effects similar to PCP.
a dog has just as high level of consciousness as a person
Dogs are widely believed to have the emotional maturity of a 2 year old human(or a 3 year old depending on the source). You can look into a dog's eyes and know how they're feeling.
Cats are a little different, only extreme feelings can be seen in their eyes. But their body language is always a reliable indicator of how they feel.
As far as AI goes, the validity of computers as life forms has been successfully argued up the wazoo, but I will always stubbornly believe that computers will never have true individual consciousness as biological organisms do.
Engineering students think that they have it all figured out, and go on to design some wonderfully impractical items.
That's an understatement. Some genius engineer with a company that I may have something to do with thought that it would be a good idea to route a compressor's power wires around a fine-threaded screw instead of a hose.
The compressor's vibration would then cause the wires' insulation to rub against the screw threads and eventually short the wires to the compressor's metal case. An ECO was sent out telling the service personnel to reroute the wires, but if the engineers would've figured that out when they designed the thing it would have made no difference in time or performance to set it up the right way at the factory.
Just another drop in the bucket of the bad stereotype that geeks are ultra-smart but lack common sense.
One more thing. Don't use tin connectors, guys. Just spend the extra 5 cents on gold-plated connectors. Trust me on this one.
In that case we shouldn't worry, he'll kick his addiction once he discovers that his "girlfriend", the Undead Warlock named Zombiewitch, is really a 42 year-old balding fat guy from Cleveland.
Are these people professionals or not?
Come on, man, they're literally people first and foremost! Look at all the so-called "professionals" working in the American financial industry and tell me that they were working for the good of their companies. Being bailed out by the gubmint is not a bullet point on any company's resume!
...and a baby alien is born.
Do you mean miscarried or aborted?
Google, you listenin'?
It may become an incentive for dweebs to start charging for things they already offer for free online, though I would be willing to pay very small amounts for good code snippets since every Java book at Barnes and Noble dosen't seem to go very much beyond JFrames and layout managers or maybe even threading if it's a l33t book.
Many white kids also use the word "nigga" as well, even while referring to each other.
They do it out of their reverance of the black street culture, not in spite of it. In many informal interactions between blacks and non-blacks, it is acceptable for non-blacks to use the word "nigga" but NOT the word "nigger".
Considering that the man was a coyote, It's hard for me to feel empathy for his situation given that coyotes frequently pack people (who are willing to die to get here) into conditions which even slaughterhouse cattle would envy, all for the mighty buck.
The guy also had a day job. If border crime is as ruthless as the media says it is (and I doubt that because I've lived on the border for 18 years of my life), then a man with a family would be wise to stay out of the traficantes' business.
[tinfoil hat] I doubt that the recent media blitzes against Mexico, border crime and swine flu, are coincidental. [/tinfoil hat]
here in scandinavia unlimited 5mbit 3g costs 30euros/month.
Define "unlimited". Problems would quickly arise if as the Scandinavian telcos' definition of "unlimited" is similar to that of the U.S. telcos.
A better way to phrase it would be "unlimited*" Also, first post. Sometimes AC means the difference between +5 insightful and -1 flamebait.
A grill and some seasonings make everything taste better. Grilling is healthy and promotes bonding with buddies and/or your life partner.
You can grab one of these if you're short on space. Grilling can be done everywhere. The park, the beach, whiel camping, etc.
Grilling also happens to be one of the manly arts. Knowing how to grill will get you the babes, man.
Ditto.
It would probably meet much less resistance if some or all of the proceeds went towards offsetting the costs of healthy foods such as fresh produce and lifestyle assistance such as gym memberships.
Nintendo had the Power Pad way before Dance Dance Revolution was even a twinkle in anybody's eye.
I was prescribed Seroquel and took it on and off for a year and a half. It's actually classified as an atypical antipsychotic but is often used as an antidepressant and even a sleep aid.
They advise you to take it right before you go to sleep, but it gives you the munchies right before you crash. That explains the weight gain and diabetes. Dosages range from 25 mg to as much as 900 mg (200mg+ would make you a drooling vegetable).
I was prescribed higher and higher dosages until I topped out at 400 mg but ended up titrating my own dosages and eventually weaning myself off of the shit altogether after I decided I didn't like the sensation of my body shutting down on me. It's much more frightening than simply becoming tired and going to sleep. Higher dosages can also cause acute emotional symptoms which are as bad(if not worse) than using no medication at all.
Now I have mild tardive dyskenesia in the form of brief, highly-localized twitches that nobody notices. They feel like something is crawling around in my torso or head/neck.
Anyway, big pharma's solutions are temporary solutions. Why demonize the drug cartels while we have corporate-sponsored lifelong drug addiction with stuff like Vikes, OxyContins, and Xanax (by the way, acute Xanax withdrawals can kill you. Not even heroin withdrawal can do that!)?
"We saw there were instances where scaling back the central processing unit frequency didn't affect the user satisfaction, but it saved power," Shye says.
That ties in to the fact that much of our modern technology is so fast that it can do anything we want with power to spare, and why not conserve that power for longer battery life? Would the overhead make it more feasible than existing throttling technologies? Like I said, research for research's own sake.
I, for one, would be happy with an oversight committee that does its job.
The Obama administration will also drop spending for research on the exploration of oil and gas deposits because the industry itself has ample resources for that...
...and guess who will foot the bill for said exploration? I can hardly wait for $6/gallon gas this summer! Though Americans won't get raped nearly as badly as our European buddies will.
And all will be fitted with Onstar-like systems with two-way microphones. For the safety and convenience of motorists, of course.