. In the meantime, we will have wasted our time, and ceded any moral high ground, by lowering ourselves to the level of 5-year-old "ha ha told you so ha ha ha!" nonsense.
I guess I'd be pretty angry too if I'd just realised that I'd said "document (or an audio or video track)" when what I really mean was apparently "computer program", but I'll give you a free pass on this one because you're clearly having some serious self esteem issues. Have you thought about accepting Jesus as your personal Lord and Saviour?
Also, Source Insight is still in business. $240 a seat, and it's a source editor, not an IDE. I think it's a steal at that price, but then I don't undervalue my time, or over-value the worth of editors/IDEs that require you to "invest" hours of time to learn hundreds of macros and shortcuts.
I'm sure that people trying to sell crappy half assed editors will be having a tough time of it, but there is a market: they're just not good enough to compete in it.
Yes, note to "anonymous reader": when astroturfing your products, it's probably best not to make comparisons that will result in mockage. Although if that was actually your goal, then MISSION ACCOMPLISHED.
The current stock pickers are Artificially Dumb, since the main driver (avoiding big losses) is predicting just how irrational all the other stock pickers - meat or silicon - are going to be. That's not really a direction that we want to explore without a Common Sense Override, since sooner or later we'll hit on the perfect feedback loop which will sell the entire global economy for $3.50 to an Elbonian day trader.
No, no, with new Microsofts you never turn anything off. When your internets stop working, you have to buy a new TV, and it comes with a whole new Microsofts.
How delightfully amusing it must be to have an goal of achieving enlightenment through an increase of knowledge, science and technology. That's obviously farcical compared to the Xtian stairway to heaven, i.e. be magically raised from the grave, slaughter everyone who opposes you in a final orgy of destruction - be sure to murder your quota of unbaptised heathen zombie children - then get back to living like Adam and Eve, i.e. as ignorant naked beasts.
In your version, what's the dental cover like in paradise?
Would they want to interact with normal world? Would they prefer a virtual world?
Surely that's not even a serious question. If I could choose between hanging out with you meatsicles, or living in a perfect copy of meatspace but with a flawless copy of the flawless Alyson Hannigan oiled up and duct-taped to a water-bed, it's not a matter of if, it's a matter of when and how much.
Bear in mind that the USA is run by and for big business, not the 'consumers'. Politicians rely on "campaign contributions" to fund their business-class lifestyles, and when they've blown through that money, there are plenty of "lobbyists" ready to pay for access to them. The mind blowing costs of running a political campaign practically assures that most victorious politicians are corrupt.
While the breaking up of the old AT&T was a pretense that a telco monopoly wouldn't be tolerated, it just resulted in regional monopolies instead, and the eventual result was that the "Baby Bells" just re-merged into three companies that now form an effective cartel.
Do you happen to know if the PS3 is atypical in upscaling DVDs? It seems like the last thing that Blu Ray purveyors would want is for Blu Ray players to reduce the difference in perceived quality between the two formats.
When you're disappointed by something you read on Slashdot, it's probably time to bring some meaning to your life. Since having kids is clearly out, I suggest that you respond in the affirmative next time you're offered a free personality test.
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You're... saying that I should buy a Mac?
Actually, I'm not really that interested in what you're saying; I don't like to get any Zealot on me.
Can I have your Compound after The Man comes for you?
They started it.
No, no-one.
I guess I'd be pretty angry too if I'd just realised that I'd said "document (or an audio or video track)" when what I really mean was apparently "computer program", but I'll give you a free pass on this one because you're clearly having some serious self esteem issues. Have you thought about accepting Jesus as your personal Lord and Saviour?
Dunno, I only use it for C and C++. The theming is all configurable. :)
Also, Source Insight is still in business. $240 a seat, and it's a source editor, not an IDE. I think it's a steal at that price, but then I don't undervalue my time, or over-value the worth of editors/IDEs that require you to "invest" hours of time to learn hundreds of macros and shortcuts.
I'm sure that people trying to sell crappy half assed editors will be having a tough time of it, but there is a market: they're just not good enough to compete in it.
Speaking of idiots, the only mention of "aggro" that I can find in the review is that 4e doesn't have it.
I guess since this is Slashdot, your nuanced "argument" wins over my citation of statute. EPIC FAIL on my part.
Yes, note to "anonymous reader": when astroturfing your products, it's probably best not to make comparisons that will result in mockage. Although if that was actually your goal, then MISSION ACCOMPLISHED.
Tofo encourages the slaughter of chickens?
You can call it whatever you like, but it's still a DMCA violation. Go directly to jail, do not pass Go, and so on.
Bullshit; you just need to reverse the polarity of the Space-Time flow.
The current stock pickers are Artificially Dumb, since the main driver (avoiding big losses) is predicting just how irrational all the other stock pickers - meat or silicon - are going to be. That's not really a direction that we want to explore without a Common Sense Override, since sooner or later we'll hit on the perfect feedback loop which will sell the entire global economy for $3.50 to an Elbonian day trader.
No, no, with new Microsofts you never turn anything off. When your internets stop working, you have to buy a new TV, and it comes with a whole new Microsofts.
Good point, because the Federal government just hates prying into what we do in the privacy of our own homes.
In your version, what's the dental cover like in paradise?
Surely that's not even a serious question. If I could choose between hanging out with you meatsicles, or living in a perfect copy of meatspace but with a flawless copy of the flawless Alyson Hannigan oiled up and duct-taped to a water-bed, it's not a matter of if, it's a matter of when and how much.
Start -> Run -> www.mozilla.org
Bear in mind that the USA is run by and for big business, not the 'consumers'. Politicians rely on "campaign contributions" to fund their business-class lifestyles, and when they've blown through that money, there are plenty of "lobbyists" ready to pay for access to them. The mind blowing costs of running a political campaign practically assures that most victorious politicians are corrupt.
While the breaking up of the old AT&T was a pretense that a telco monopoly wouldn't be tolerated, it just resulted in regional monopolies instead, and the eventual result was that the "Baby Bells" just re-merged into three companies that now form an effective cartel.
We may have different definitions of what "can't" means. Have you read your Terms Of Service recently? You probably should.
Please mod parent up for linking to an article that contains the phrase "Dr. Schutte frags with his mind".
Well, God damn. My hyperbole needs defragged.
You may want to look up "purveyor".
Do you happen to know if the PS3 is atypical in upscaling DVDs? It seems like the last thing that Blu Ray purveyors would want is for Blu Ray players to reduce the difference in perceived quality between the two formats.
When you're disappointed by something you read on Slashdot, it's probably time to bring some meaning to your life. Since having kids is clearly out, I suggest that you respond in the affirmative next time you're offered a free personality test.