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  1. Forget the books on Navigating a Geek Marriage? · · Score: 5, Insightful

    Intelligent people do not need the kind of rubberstamp advice you find in self-help books. As long you remain honest, open and calm, you are very well off. Not doing stupid thing like playing WoW (ATTN! compare to watching football with you buddies and sipping beer) through your anniversary helps, too.

  2. Re:The whole country, or just the Tallinn area? on Estonia: Where the Internet is a Human Right · · Score: 1

    and, of course, internet access is NOT any kind of human right. you may drop yours discussion around this topic right away. ;-)

  3. Re:The whole country, or just the Tallinn area? on Estonia: Where the Internet is a Human Right · · Score: 5, Informative

    as a citizen of Estonia, I can confirm that:

    a) hot water was NOT a luxury 10 years ago.
    b) broadband internet is NOT available for most of the territory outside major cities.
    c) telephone network was in very poor condition 10 year ago, indeed. i started using FidoNet back in 1992 and it was a real mess for next few years.
    today, it's much better.

    for me, this is typical overdramatic artice from foreign media. ;-)

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    fazz

  4. This will not work on What Makes a Powerful Programming Language? · · Score: 1

    Your boss has read too much marketing babble, lots of sexy-sounding buzzwords look exactly like that.
    Some of the features listed here (IDE, GUI) are not integral part of any language that is sufficently widespread for large scale commercial development.
    Some are outright bad (multiple inheritance, even operator overloading) and should be avoided. Multiple inheritance is THE way to mess up your class model, MI and "advanced" OO design cannot be mixed without trouble.
    If we look at the other points brought out, I'd recommend Java and/or C++ (yes, it's sometimes useful not to limit your projects to a single language).