The fact that the PDF was even able to be opened in older software is astounding.
I'm sorry, but my first experience with the PDF file format was exactly the opposite.
I was trying to open a PDF document with adobe acrobat v. 3 or 4, and the only thing I've got was
"Cannot open the file, use newer version of the program" - or something similar
While I agree that C++ is a double edged sword, and an idiot can mess up everithing, you don't have to be genius, you don't need to use multiple inheritance, nor polymorphism, nor anything else to create a good & safe code.
The problem is that OS is just a part of the software system.
You can't have a 100% reliable and secure system, if all codeb being executed contains millions or billions of lines.
At least until we can remove the human factor.
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If !A -> B Therefore A -> !B
get your maths right. from !A -> B you can only infer !B -> A
This is still woring!
!A -> B == A | (!A &&B)
IMO games should be fun. If 3D brings fun -- why not?
I think this is the single most disappointing announcement Google has ever done.
I totally agree. I think this is the end of "good" Google.
The fact that the PDF was even able to be opened in older software is astounding.
I'm sorry, but my first experience with the PDF file format was exactly the opposite. I was trying to open a PDF document with adobe acrobat v. 3 or 4, and the only thing I've got was "Cannot open the file, use newer version of the program" - or something similar
Firefox & Mozilla were never light.
class C++98:public C++, public ShootYourselfInTheLegWithACannon{};
While I agree that C++ is a double edged sword, and an idiot can mess up everithing, you don't have to be genius, you don't need to use multiple inheritance, nor polymorphism, nor anything else to create a good & safe code.
Example: a[i++] += b[j++]
One usualy writes
*a++ += *b++;
We're talking about Open Office, not about Microsoft Office.
I don't like big buttons. So may be, a good idea would be to have a UI template library so user could choose whatever he likes the most.
Althought I will not miss some of the mentioned techniques, the rest made the programming fun for me. And I miss them a lot.
For example it probably cools when moving so it could be used for conditioning or to spin some kind of electric generator...
No matter what is the efficiency if we use a lot ot these it could be really neat!
The problem is that OS is just a part of the software system. You can't have a 100% reliable and secure system, if all codeb being executed contains millions or billions of lines. At least until we can remove the human factor.