Talk about a showoff. Do you really know Dutch, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish, or did you Babelfish it?
Add "Mi povas chesighi kiam mi volas.", though I know I'll get yelled at for speaking Esperanto.
For all the monoglots out there, that's "I can stop when I want to."
- P.S. "chesighi" should be "cesigi", with a circumflex ^ over C and G. Is/. really so far behind times that it can't handle Unicode?
Of course, at least on the BASIC I'm used to, the variable in 'micro$oft' is 'micro', not 'oft'. $cientology would be a syntax error.
Back then, I only had the few commands I found scribbled on a sticky note stuck in "The ABC's of MS-DOS". I figured out a few on my own, like 'if..then', 'locate', and 'run'. I had no clue what the hell a subroutine was, so anything like that would have been too much.
I think, though, that it ruined me... I can do just about anything with simple procedural commands, but object-oriented just doesn't click. I can use C++, but not the OO parts.
Not old (only 16), but I first started programming on IBM BASIC, on an old PC-XT that my grandfather had. I did... That stupid '$' for 'S' always throws me for a loop - I always think 'syntax error' right away when I see 'micro$oft'.
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Here where I live we c_n't type a cert_in letter. You know, the first letter of the _lph_bet.
;-)
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Ya missed one. I'm calling the cops.
P.S.
[Irony, maybe? I haven't got my password on this machine, so I'm posting as Anonymous Coward. But I'm IWood. Got that? IWood wrote this. It was me.]
I'll believe it when IWood posts saying that (s)he wrote comment #26084051.
(Not to say that I don't agree with your post, which I agree with in its entirety.)
You're beautiful!
Thanks for the information, Sherlock.
Talk about a showoff. Do you really know Dutch, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish, or did you Babelfish it? Add "Mi povas chesighi kiam mi volas.", though I know I'll get yelled at for speaking Esperanto. For all the monoglots out there, that's "I can stop when I want to."
- P.S. "chesighi" should be "cesigi", with a circumflex ^ over C and G. Is /. really so far behind times that it can't handle Unicode?
Then my car is a spacecraft. If Mars is part of space, so is Earth.
...asking me if "I'd like not to opt in to not opting out of not receiving a stream of marketing drivel,"
That's easy. Whatever state the checkbox was in to begin with, is the one you don't want.
How is that an error? Cats are fucking annoying.
263 No More Kitten.
You're giving us too much credit. Most people I know wouldn't even be able to tell me where they think Scotland is.
It's next to China, right?
16(CO2) + 18(H2O) -> 2(C8H18) + 25(O2)
Just add water.
Because 'flamebait' does not mean 'false'.
Wow, the moderators
have no sense of humor
today. That's funny right
there, I don't care who
you are.
Damn this box!
I have a "half the swap" setup and yes it does get used but barley half full.
Jeesh, I know nobody likes barley, but this isn't the time for grain jokes!
Of course, at least on the BASIC I'm used to, the variable in 'micro$oft' is 'micro', not 'oft'. $cientology would be a syntax error.
Back then, I only had the few commands I found scribbled on a sticky note stuck in "The ABC's of MS-DOS". I figured out a few on my own, like 'if..then', 'locate', and 'run'. I had no clue what the hell a subroutine was, so anything like that would have been too much.
I think, though, that it ruined me... I can do just about anything with simple procedural commands, but object-oriented just doesn't click. I can use C++, but not the OO parts.
Not old (only 16), but I first started programming on IBM BASIC, on an old PC-XT that my grandfather had. I did... That stupid '$' for 'S' always throws me for a loop - I always think 'syntax error' right away when I see 'micro$oft'.
Now you can shop for that special gift with confidence knowing your family won't accidentally find out.
Yeah, that's what "InPrivate Browsing" is gonna be used for.
They burn differently. So would cow farts.
Besides, Avgas couldn't be used in a jet engine. A turbine could be built that would take it, but normal jet engines won't.
That 'AR5006EG' is really an AR5007EG that is not detected correctly.
You need this patch for madwifi.
Avgas
Jet fuel
Two entirely different things.
And rfid doesn't get its power thru coils and magnetic fields? How does it work?
Radio waves?
A for effort.
Damn you -- now I want one...
Somehow I think that he
meant that 10 in binary
is equivalent to 2 in hex,
i.e., 10 in binary = 0x02.
Goddammit I hate this
box.
And that, children, is why we don't use a hammer to put in a plug.
Not without a connector for it first.
If it takes you more than two tries to put in a USB plug, you probably shouldn't be allowed near a computer anyway.