If this technology can handle extreme correction, its VERY exciting to me! I've got to use two pairs of glasses because I've got a huge amount of prism that's beyond bifocals/progressive lenses capabilities. So, these will actually SAVE me $$, if they work!
Just throwing a switch will be a LOT bett
Objective C, while mostly used by Apple, is certainly not owned by them. Both it and C# are now part of the gcc, so arguably, neither is a "corporate" language.
I actually use Objective C++ for OS X programming, darned if I'm going to give up Boost and the STL!
The unix attitude kills another neat technology. When are the unix types going to learn that everything in The Unix Philosophy has been completely rejected by the market place. It took Apple to bring Unix to the desktop and they did it by completely HIDING it - hint hint!
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If this technology can handle extreme correction, its VERY exciting to me! I've got to use two pairs of glasses because I've got a huge amount of prism that's beyond bifocals/progressive lenses capabilities. So, these will actually SAVE me $$, if they work! Just throwing a switch will be a LOT bett
Objective C, while mostly used by Apple, is certainly not owned by them. Both it and C# are now part of the gcc, so arguably, neither is a "corporate" language. I actually use Objective C++ for OS X programming, darned if I'm going to give up Boost and the STL!
The unix attitude kills another neat technology. When are the unix types going to learn that everything in The Unix Philosophy has been completely rejected by the market place. It took Apple to bring Unix to the desktop and they did it by completely HIDING it - hint hint!