Yeah, and on the way they made one of the slowest imaginable languages. Well, ok, Ruby is worse, but - serious constant overhead for function calls? Are you kidding? If you want OOP and readable, try Ada 2005. Hell, Haskell supports indentation closed blocks - though you need to spare some of the high end features.
How about adopting the OS9 approach - current data dir, and current execution dir. Nope - better - context sensitive dirs, HP-UX style - integrated with the package manager.
Throw in some therapy - most kids need it - otherwise you get situations where the girls are dating guys 10 years older, while their schoolmates are going around weeded out of boredom.
That's not a keyboard - that's a touch screen with an keyboard application running. It takes screen space. It has no tactile feedback, it can not be positioned in a usable way, like a laptop keyboard. It's no good for serious typing. And with wintel apps - it's either that or the mouse. Emulating a touchpad on a screen would be easy, but only half the equation.
What do libertarians have to do with this? Do you have any idea what maintaining time zone information and daylight savings, and asorted other crap costs in software development alone.
Do you have any ideas on how to work around psychological blocks? My dad was overzealous - now anything different from walking makes me feel like trash.
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Yeah, and on the way they made one of the slowest imaginable languages. Well, ok, Ruby is worse, but - serious constant overhead for function calls? Are you kidding? If you want OOP and readable, try Ada 2005. Hell, Haskell supports indentation closed blocks - though you need to spare some of the high end features.
Scheme allows side effects - imperative programming is not a problem. And God knows, Scheme has faster implementations than Lua.
I'm 17 and I also dream of that world.
How about adopting the OS9 approach - current data dir, and current execution dir. Nope - better - context sensitive dirs, HP-UX style - integrated with the package manager.
GAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!
Are you nuts? Wanna guess how much time you're gonna wait for it to load from disk? TANSTAAFL.
So is my dick - what's the problem?
Throw in some therapy - most kids need it - otherwise you get situations where the girls are dating guys 10 years older, while their schoolmates are going around weeded out of boredom.
That's not a keyboard - that's a touch screen with an keyboard application running. It takes screen space. It has no tactile feedback, it can not be positioned in a usable way, like a laptop keyboard. It's no good for serious typing. And with wintel apps - it's either that or the mouse. Emulating a touchpad on a screen would be easy, but only half the equation.
*sigh* 17/m/Bulgaria. Not really happening, though I wouldn't mind a pen pal. Got skype?
Actually, diversifying work times might do some good to traffic congestion. And the people with non-bog standard biological clocks.
You may have a point, but daylight savings and the assorted point corrections to time are perverted.
The IBM PC standard BIOS also is just a set of ugly details. Wanna debug that mothefucker?
What do libertarians have to do with this? Do you have any idea what maintaining time zone information and daylight savings, and asorted other crap costs in software development alone.
Whoever needs to remember time zone information, will, as they have always done. The rest, don't.
That project seems abandoned, doesn't seem they put too much focus on interoperation. And - C# - really?
Kubuntu is the suckiest KDE distro around. Linux Mint Debian edition is where it's at.
The middle letter is sorta pointless, god muscle memory is embarrassing sometimes.
My OkCupid handle is Slashdotter. A/S/L?
Here's a nickel, kid. Get your self a real computer - ThinkPad T or X series.
Accessing the Wintel platform from a touch interface - where have I heard that before. No keyboard - no way.
Sounds like TCP to me. Oh, and IPv6 has plenty of addresses.
Or, OpenVZ containers.
Weed?
I'd love a use case.
Do you have any ideas on how to work around psychological blocks? My dad was overzealous - now anything different from walking makes me feel like trash.