It could mean whatever you want it to mean, since it was not specified. For example, it could mean "least hassle to understand by future maintainers of your code" in which case code legibility may trump execution time or memory usage.
Add a keyword in the comment, e.g. "TOBEDELETED". Then write a script that goes through your source and deletes all comment blocks containing that keyword. Oh, and who cares if the script has bugs--you're using source control, right?
Lots of countries have nuclear weapons. Should I be able to own my own nukes if I don't want to rely on my government's nukes to protect me? If not, why?
Sounds like someone that has a complete lack of respect for the law in general. "We don't agree with the law, we don't want you trying to enforce the law on us, and we're going to fight it even though it's law."
Individuals fight unjust laws to protect their freedoms. Corporations fight unjust laws to protect their profits. (Not that I'm saying this particular law is just or unjust. Just saying.)
You'd figure with all the backward-compatibility built into Windows there would be a way to call 32-bit libraries from a 64-bit OS, similar to this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WoW64
The more customers who get blown up, the more you have to raise your rates to compensate for loss of future revenue. This isn't even taking into account raising rates to cover repairing destroyed infrastructure.
The bigger question: was he born with those unusual features of his brain, or did they appear because of the nature of the things he used his brain for?
But, anyway, this approach quickly runs into a branching factor issue. How do you present an interface that lets you pick between all possible semantic uses of a given typeface style? Species, court case, book/magazine/story/movie, poem, ship name, emphasis, foreign word, mathematical symbol, character's internal thought process, literal representation of a word, introduction of jargon... I'm probably missing a few thousand, although that's all Wikipedia lists.
Simple: show the most likely semantic uses first (based on the section the page resides in), with a "More..." link to bring up an alphabetized and/or hierarchical list of all options.
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It could mean whatever you want it to mean, since it was not specified. For example, it could mean "least hassle to understand by future maintainers of your code" in which case code legibility may trump execution time or memory usage.
Add a keyword in the comment, e.g. "TOBEDELETED". Then write a script that goes through your source and deletes all comment blocks containing that keyword. Oh, and who cares if the script has bugs--you're using source control, right?
In other words, just define your niche.
function f() {
x = 'WTF?';
}
f();
alert( x );
Have you ever tried forging a carbon copy? It's much more difficult than forging a photocopy.
Don't blame me; I voted for Kony in 2012.
I avoid Times Square because of the foot traffic, but when I do pass through, I don't feel like I'm in any danger.
You may not be in physical danger, but you're in danger of losing your soul.
Lots of countries have nuclear weapons. Should I be able to own my own nukes if I don't want to rely on my government's nukes to protect me? If not, why?
Sounds like someone that has a complete lack of respect for the law in general. "We don't agree with the law, we don't want you trying to enforce the law on us, and we're going to fight it even though it's law."
Individuals fight unjust laws to protect their freedoms. Corporations fight unjust laws to protect their profits. (Not that I'm saying this particular law is just or unjust. Just saying.)
Money shot?
Maybe she wanted to root them and build a Beowulf cluster.
It vaporized off the surface of the Sun and solar winds carried it to Mercury where it condensed.
For under $5 you can get dice that hang from the rear view mirror. Unfortunately the reception is usually fuzzy.
What's a "Polaroid?"
You'd figure with all the backward-compatibility built into Windows there would be a way to call 32-bit libraries from a 64-bit OS, similar to this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WoW64
The more customers who get blown up, the more you have to raise your rates to compensate for loss of future revenue. This isn't even taking into account raising rates to cover repairing destroyed infrastructure.
The bigger question: was he born with those unusual features of his brain, or did they appear because of the nature of the things he used his brain for?
But, anyway, this approach quickly runs into a branching factor issue. How do you present an interface that lets you pick between all possible semantic uses of a given typeface style? Species, court case, book/magazine/story/movie, poem, ship name, emphasis, foreign word, mathematical symbol, character's internal thought process, literal representation of a word, introduction of jargon... I'm probably missing a few thousand, although that's all Wikipedia lists.
Simple: show the most likely semantic uses first (based on the section the page resides in), with a "More..." link to bring up an alphabetized and/or hierarchical list of all options.
[Insert obvious joke about Microsoft kernel programmers here.]
If it's really a complete rewrite it's the equivalent of 1.0, which means...wait for it...loads of security holes.
No. "Information wants to be free" is a comment on the innate, entropic nature of information, i.e. that it tends towards a path of openness.
Some fly more than others. Those who fly more will be subject to more radiation.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_border_preclearance
If the placebos work, why would he care?
My religion says I must provoke and humiliate yours. Now what?