look if we are going to have these bizarre punctuation marks everywhere, then why not just start using chinese characters, that actually mean what we are talking about?
There are a lot better languages already out there if you want bizarreness.
Well I would look at it the other way around... What does applicant B have to hide? What doesn't that person want us to see? Just childish mistakes of youth, or something else more serious?
So owners or registered trademarks have to register them again? To a company that says "It won't protect the marks from being used, just help when you sue". Isn't that why you registered the trademark with the government to begin with?
So this makes it lawful for the US to spy on its citizens as long as the citizens don't know they are being spied upon? It's not unlawful unless someone actually can prove he or she has been spied on?
I can hear it now:
Citizen: I've been speid upon Court: Can you prove it? Citizen: There must be logs! NSA: Nope, no logs here, he he he Court: Case dismissed!
I don't think there has ever been a single bit of software documentation ever produced that has been translated into "Australian".
Maybe not, but the other way around can happen... I have a DVD of the first Mad Max movie, where the default audio track is dubbed to American English.
They are also, or at least used to be, very common in Sweden. Shared was usually divided into A and B shares, with A shares being 10 votes and B shares having one vote.
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There are a lot better languages already out there if you want bizarreness.
Yet another language from Wouter van Oortmerssen? When will he ever get enough?
He's also the guy behind the Cube game and game-engine.
Well I would look at it the other way around... What does applicant B have to hide? What doesn't that person want us to see? Just childish mistakes of youth, or something else more serious?
While that may be, I'm not sure I want to be there if they're going to be anything like Tim imagines.
Well that's only the outside. Once you log in to them the look like this.
So the Blink engine has no blink support?
So they don't do like when Commodore shut down, where the last employees burnded an effigy of the CEO Mehdi Ali on their farewell party.
Documented by Dave Haynie in The Deathbead Vigil.
"Owners of registered" I mean.
So owners or registered trademarks have to register them again? To a company that says "It won't protect the marks from being used, just help when you sue". Isn't that why you registered the trademark with the government to begin with?
Don't the new Galaxy S4 have a similar feature, if I read correctly? Although only for photos.
Don't forget the Time Cube!
I'll think I'll use it on a raft, then sail over the Pacific Ocean.
What is the carbon footprint of a dead person decomposing?
So this makes it lawful for the US to spy on its citizens as long as the citizens don't know they are being spied upon? It's not unlawful unless someone actually can prove he or she has been spied on?
I can hear it now:
Citizen: I've been speid upon
Court: Can you prove it?
Citizen: There must be logs!
NSA: Nope, no logs here, he he he
Court: Case dismissed!
But then the same story would be posted three days in a row.
BBC Top Gear isn't as much about cars (any more) than it is about comedy.
Maybe not, but the other way around can happen... I have a DVD of the first Mad Max movie, where the default audio track is dubbed to American English.
A multitude of manufacturers, a myriad of differing hardware configurations, a only a single operating system, and lots of vulnerabilities.
Could be used to describe both the Android smartphone market, or the Windows home-computer market.
No, they crashed while watching Star Trek.
I would love to do that, but I don't think my wife agrees with that. :)
Yes, I'm sure the companies selling the games will probably abstain from selling in a region with half a billion potential customers.
Except that it's not a dialect of C++. Object Pascal is a dialect of Pascal, which was a descendant of ALGOL W which was a variant of ALGOL 60.
C++ traces it's roots to C, which comes from B which was based on BCPL which came from CPL which was inspired from ALGOL 60.
So while you're right in a way, in that both are descendants from ALGOL 60, the languages are otherwise not related.
If you want to count similar games, how about Battlefield. 23 games so far, and two more coming this year.
Why would he start with a kernel again? He might go back to develop AberMUD.
They are also, or at least used to be, very common in Sweden. Shared was usually divided into A and B shares, with A shares being 10 votes and B shares having one vote.