I tried to give it a fair chance, but then i found that it had no unsigned data type... I'll stick to C++, where we got real types and real templates. (none of that fake stuff java/C# does)
So instead of cvs++, which would be a improved version of cvs which supports multiple paradigms, you want cvs# which is a dumbed down and "safe" version of cvs++ controlled by an evil empire?
Voyager is only useless if you don't care about finding out what it the extra "pull" the probes are experiencing is real or not. You know, the dark matter thing?
Ahh... yes... let's send up men into space to breed hamsters. It's not like it's important to find out if the unexpectedly strong gravitatonal pull the voyager is encountering is real or not. *cough* dark matter *cough*
The question was to determine X, which can be any real number, both positive and negative. We only know that sin(X) is between -1 and 1, which allows for any X.
The parent is absolutely correct, the GPL license takes precedence. Whatever contract Daimaou made with the company does not trumph the GPL.
But what happens with the code that has been released? He thought he own the copyright but didn't (his company does). Can the company demand distribution of "their" code stop, since its distribution was not sanctioned by them? Or is it forever GPL'ed? Ofcourse this would be clear if the guy blatantly stole the code, but this case seems kinda grey to me.
Anyway, he is screwed and liable, and the company can't nullifiy the GPL for other peoples code.
You assume the bandwidth would cost AOL. They already have the equipment up and running, their media servers would be located inside their own networks, so no need to pay for bandwidth usage...
If you RTFA, you'd notice they were suggesting they'd use the *number* of atoms of a certain type as the definition of KG. The Avogadro constant is currently defined based on the gram, but they are not suggesting that the constant is used, only the technique.
Ahh... yes: "Because i know a few women in IT, it must mean that women can be equally good/attracted to the fields as men."
Because you have a few samples of one kind does not mean it is a general rule. My impressions, being a student at an university where i spend alot of time in the comp.lab. The majority, both men and women, are bad at coding.
What is interesting, is the ratio of male/female coders with good skills. It is clear (to me) that they are mostly men. Until women start coding for fun, not just eductation/profix, this won't change. Let me know when the AUTHORS files of your favorit OSS programs get a 50/50 ratio of women.
You forget that it isn't just the parents that shape the person. It doesn't matter how good your parents raise you as long as you're going through hell at school etc.
When a kid grows up to be a murderer it's usually something that triggered it.
It's a good argument but you leave a gaping hole. What restrictions is there to this "due process of law" that can order people to wear a GPS tracker (or face jail)? What timespans does it permit?
Stalk a woman and you end up wearing a GPS tracker for the rest of your life? Well, some would say it's a good thing. What kind of crimes would trigger this law? You stole an iPod, so now you're tagged for life.
I've always found the man pages to be excellent. (Though i wish i had learned about apropos earlier;)
They are not meant as complete newbie introduction to , but rather as a reminder or dense description of something. It's invaluable when you need some information on how certain library calls work, commands and similar.
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I tried to give it a fair chance, but then i found that it had no unsigned data type... I'll stick to C++, where we got real types and real templates. (none of that fake stuff java/C# does)
So instead of cvs++, which would be a improved version of cvs which supports multiple paradigms, you want cvs# which is a dumbed down and "safe" version of cvs++ controlled by an evil empire?
Or maybe i missed something about your analogy...
Voyager is only useless if you don't care about finding out what it the extra "pull" the probes are experiencing is real or not. You know, the dark matter thing?
Ahh... yes... let's send up men into space to breed hamsters. It's not like it's important to find out if the unexpectedly strong gravitatonal pull the voyager is encountering is real or not. *cough* dark matter *cough*
Hamsters having sex in space, yay!
The question was to determine X, which can be any real number, both positive and negative. We only know that sin(X) is between -1 and 1, which allows for any X.
The dupeing doesn't count, it was posted on 1/4.
"Adding manpower to a late software project makes it later."
QED
Doesn't matter how much money MS has, money does not create good software. Talented coders and time is what you need.
The problem is, if you make the fake news subtle or hide it amongst real news, it will just be an ordinary day on /..
Note to self; Remember to turn of network.prefetch-next when googling for "child pornography".
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It is vital so we don't miss any episode of Tsukuyomi!!!
The parent is absolutely correct, the GPL license takes precedence. Whatever contract Daimaou made with the company does not trumph the GPL.
But what happens with the code that has been released? He thought he own the copyright but didn't (his company does). Can the company demand distribution of "their" code stop, since its distribution was not sanctioned by them? Or is it forever GPL'ed? Ofcourse this would be clear if the guy blatantly stole the code, but this case seems kinda grey to me.
Anyway, he is screwed and liable, and the company can't nullifiy the GPL for other peoples code.
Yes, it's not like getting on the front page of /. gets anyone's attention.
The fact of our society is that if you sent them to the funnny farm, you'd have very few people left who were good at math.
If you hate patents then you should hope Eolas does win. The more damage software patents cause, the more likely it is that reforms will happen.
You assume the bandwidth would cost AOL. They already have the equipment up and running, their media servers would be located inside their own networks, so no need to pay for bandwidth usage...
If you RTFA, you'd notice they were suggesting they'd use the *number* of atoms of a certain type as the definition of KG. The Avogadro constant is currently defined based on the gram, but they are not suggesting that the constant is used, only the technique.
Ahh... yes: "Because i know a few women in IT, it must mean that women can be equally good/attracted to the fields as men."
Because you have a few samples of one kind does not mean it is a general rule. My impressions, being a student at an university where i spend alot of time in the comp.lab. The majority, both men and women, are bad at coding.
What is interesting, is the ratio of male/female coders with good skills. It is clear (to me) that they are mostly men. Until women start coding for fun, not just eductation/profix, this won't change. Let me know when the AUTHORS files of your favorit OSS programs get a 50/50 ratio of women.
You forget that it isn't just the parents that shape the person. It doesn't matter how good your parents raise you as long as you're going through hell at school etc.
When a kid grows up to be a murderer it's usually something that triggered it.
It's a good argument but you leave a gaping hole. What restrictions is there to this "due process of law" that can order people to wear a GPS tracker (or face jail)? What timespans does it permit?
Stalk a woman and you end up wearing a GPS tracker for the rest of your life? Well, some would say it's a good thing. What kind of crimes would trigger this law? You stole an iPod, so now you're tagged for life.
It's a introduction to SVN, not a masters thesis. What's next, introductionary books to accounting shows how lacking math is in rigor?
Actually they don't and this won't affect google at all. Google is after all one of the elite companies under the protection of America, World Police.
I've always found the man pages to be excellent. (Though i wish i had learned about apropos earlier;)
They are not meant as complete newbie introduction to , but rather as a reminder or dense description of something. It's invaluable when you need some information on how certain library calls work, commands and similar.
But I like the OS-tan's and I'm in love with Firefox-ko. Why do you want to kill those cute girls?
Look up the topic of Doppler shift. And it's relative to the galaxy, isn't that pretty obvious from the context?