Have you ever thought that maybe people liked Ubuntu because it was going in the right direction and now it is clearly moving in a very very wrong one, they don't like that, because they rather not have to switch to another distro?
I mean, I am switching. It's because I use the desktop environment for work, not for anything much beyond that. I don't need a phone like interface, I don't accept Apple type interface either, I need an icon per open document, I need a real tree-like menu, I switched the minimize/maximize/close buttons to the right hand side of the window title-bar immediately for example.
There is no way I will use Unity and that's what the problem is - killing a perfectly viable distro for me by going in a weird sideways motion on the interface.
People who came to Ubuntu did NOT come for Unity, I know I wouldn't be using Ubuntu today if there was Unity in it when I first started with the distro.
Yeah, and some times they are your spouses or your colleagues at work or your boss or your neighbor or anybody, where do you think politicians come from? Space?
Oh, that's not a contradiction at all, it's been done all the time. People behave in a totally friendly manner (and if all you have to judge by is the behavior, then you can't really conclude it's unfriendly,) while preparing a knife behind their back.
What do you mean 'women works'? It's easy, all you do is take one apart, so that it stops working (if it ever had previously) and then you put it back together piece by piece, until it restarts. Narrow down to the precise moment that makes her work again, and you are half way there, from then on it's trivial.
Wonderful excuse - my brain, it's just too big, that's why I can't concentrate on anything, the tasks are too small and insignificant, what can you do? Get me a real problem to solve - like world peace or something, then maybe it'll keep me focused for a while.
as I said multiple times in this thread, in my original comment it says: "few languages allow this". Yes, this means there are a few languages, few but there are. What else do you want me to know?
and here is what I told the other guy, who mentioned the same thing.. and the other guy.... and there will be another.../. is great for this reason alone - it's like a place where the memories are gone instantly... the stories are reposted, but so are the same comments, over and over, it's like an obsessive compulsive schizo, it's clear the comments are unnecessary, but he can't help himself.
Have you ever thought that maybe people liked Ubuntu because it was going in the right direction and now it is clearly moving in a very very wrong one, they don't like that, because they rather not have to switch to another distro?
I mean, I am switching. It's because I use the desktop environment for work, not for anything much beyond that. I don't need a phone like interface, I don't accept Apple type interface either, I need an icon per open document, I need a real tree-like menu, I switched the minimize/maximize/close buttons to the right hand side of the window title-bar immediately for example.
There is no way I will use Unity and that's what the problem is - killing a perfectly viable distro for me by going in a weird sideways motion on the interface.
People who came to Ubuntu did NOT come for Unity, I know I wouldn't be using Ubuntu today if there was Unity in it when I first started with the distro.
Expecting everybody who is seemingly nice to you to be your friend is called a 'mark'.
Ha ha ha ha, you are not ready for the real world yet, son.
how does your head fit into that small room?
Sort of, I am doing my own stuff.
What you do is, you hire the guy who can't code and you make him your VP and maybe even something above that. Clearly, that's the way to go.
Oh, you can definitely go by the definition, until the moment you are stubbed in the eye, and then the definition changes, but you are out an eye.
Yeah, and some times they are your spouses or your colleagues at work or your boss or your neighbor or anybody, where do you think politicians come from? Space?
Too easy, solved it long time ago, but I still can't find the stupid napkin, who can keep up with things like that?
Oh, that's not a contradiction at all, it's been done all the time. People behave in a totally friendly manner (and if all you have to judge by is the behavior, then you can't really conclude it's unfriendly,) while preparing a knife behind their back.
I can be totally friendly with you while still waging a war against you to take your resources, try again.
What do you mean 'women works'? It's easy, all you do is take one apart, so that it stops working (if it ever had previously) and then you put it back together piece by piece, until it restarts. Narrow down to the precise moment that makes her work again, and you are half way there, from then on it's trivial.
Wonderful excuse - my brain, it's just too big, that's why I can't concentrate on anything, the tasks are too small and insignificant, what can you do? Get me a real problem to solve - like world peace or something, then maybe it'll keep me focused for a while.
more /. schizophrenia.
I am pretty sure 'fucking shitty' code can be done in any language. As to /. - do what I did, go back to classic view and get rid of AJAX calls.
(Account, Discussions, Classic Discussion System (D1))
and
(Options, Simple Design)
And this thread confirms that /. is schizophrenic.
here is what I think about modern /. and that's why I turned off the new features and am using classic /. without AJAX.
Oh, you are just doing this on purpose, aren't you?
And by the way, none of you, redundant commentators noticed this
as I said multiple times in this thread, in my original comment it says: "few languages allow this". Yes, this means there are a few languages, few but there are. What else do you want me to know?
and here is what I told the other guy, who mentioned the same thing.. and the other guy.... and there will be another... /. is great for this reason alone - it's like a place where the memories are gone instantly... the stories are reposted, but so are the same comments, over and over, it's like an obsessive compulsive schizo, it's clear the comments are unnecessary, but he can't help himself.
god, I am tired of you people.
No, from my perspective it's a syntax error, as I typed that into the HTML text area without an IDE and without double checking.
Just for the /. types, I double checked and saw a couple of other things that you might have missed.
ah, yes, the /., place that need total precision. Why can't we read the comments first before leaving others?
and I said: 'few languages allow that', didn't I? Also do we have Perl running inside a browser nowadays?
and more :)
num = 10 + 2 + "2"; - becomes 122
and the corrected "Person " functions is:
function Person(name1, gender) {
this.gender = gender;
this.language;
this.name1 = name1;
this.toString = function() {
return '' + this.gender + ' ' + this.language;
}
};
missed 'this.' before 'language' in the 'toString'.
Oooh well.