They say the exact same thing, but the first example has gotten rid of "THEN" and "END IF", which add no meaning whatsoever and mostly just clutter things up. Which is why, IMHO, Python is a superior language to Basic.
I find explicit block markers to be useful when searching for the beginning and end of a long block. This applies whether the markers are THEN, ELSE, and ENDIF or { and }.
Clearly nobody wrote a functional spec in advance to document the requirement for new programmers. When the company finally discovered the buggy programmers, they wisely decided it was better to factor them out late than never.
When non-government representatives set foot on what is essentially an alleged crime scene, they could tamper with the evidence and/or taint the crime scene (even inadvertently). Having LEO on the scene is no guarantee this won't happen.
If he was wearing glasses at the time, he could have gotten away with carrying four bottles of saline. When asked why he could have pointed to his glasses: "Four-eyes!"
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You mean Idiocracy.
Not to mention: would you really trust documentation written by employees who know they're living on borrowed time?
They say the exact same thing, but the first example has gotten rid of "THEN" and "END IF", which add no meaning whatsoever and mostly just clutter things up. Which is why, IMHO, Python is a superior language to Basic.
I find explicit block markers to be useful when searching for the beginning and end of a long block. This applies whether the markers are THEN, ELSE, and ENDIF or { and }.
The present is simply future history.
You don't want to know where Grace Hopper keeps her beard.
Were the depressed people more likely to be using Internet Explorer?
I read the headline as: "Amazon Poised to Get Cut of Certificate Authority Sales Taxes".
It replaced the earlier technology of launching surface-to-air missiles to destroy the incoming warheads, which could only be controlled accurately by 14-year-old boys.
I see faster elevators as a good thing. It would help people get where they're going more quickly.
Maybe, but I don't want to pay the power company $10/month for something I would rather pay a fixed cost for and own myself.
I think it's a legacy version of Microsoft Money.
This could easily be resolved by writing a polite letter to Steve Jobs. Oh, wait...
Clearly nobody wrote a functional spec in advance to document the requirement for new programmers. When the company finally discovered the buggy programmers, they wisely decided it was better to factor them out late than never.
That would be Formula 409, not 503.
First clue you're not cut out to be a hacker: you have to take hacking classes.
Last year's calculus and physics textbooks are obsolete? I didn't realize gravity had been updated that much since 2011.
Sounds like you got exactly what you wanted: a year's worth of backup tapes.
When non-government representatives set foot on what is essentially an alleged crime scene, they could tamper with the evidence and/or taint the crime scene (even inadvertently). Having LEO on the scene is no guarantee this won't happen.
If he was wearing glasses at the time, he could have gotten away with carrying four bottles of saline. When asked why he could have pointed to his glasses: "Four-eyes!"
An hour after being hacked by Chinese researchers, you're hungry for data again. It's known as a having a "SYN-ACK Attack".
Malkovich, Malkovich, Malkovich.
They can set up shop in all the old Blockbuster stores that are about to close.
What, no Miami Vice reference?
Surely a regular gun can be used to accomplish all of these same things.
Just make sure to ditch the three-piece suit first.