Some schools used it to teach programing, and there is a multi volume textbook by Brian Harvey called "Computer Science - Logo Style", and it can be used that way if it is done well, but there isn't really anything that would make it somehow better than other languages for that purpose. It should be noted that this textbook is available for free (for personal use)
This would be great for language learning. You could just cut and paste in a foreign language text, choose a voice appropriate to that language, and hear approximately how a native speaker would pronounce it. I wish there was a Mandarin version.
MacMinix already exists. Unfortunately it only runs as an application on top of a Classic MacOS system (I assume it runs on MacOS 9, I haven't run it since MacOS 6 or 7).
This is the fundamental difference between science fiction and fantasy. In Science Fiction, the rules may be contrary to our reality, but once they have been defined, the author generally sticks to them. In fantasy on the other hand, the author is always free to break the rules and use Magic as a Deus Ex Machina.
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"programs bar"
He means the Dock.
Mousing over Dock items causes their names to appear.
Does Samsung sound German to you? No, they're Korean.
>I mean look at the kids song "Ring a round the Rosey", it's about the black plague.
No it isn't.
I've never signed an EULA. Have you?
Put a book under one leg of your desk?
You just need some grind shoes.
I guess I have to do everything in Excel now. Ugh!
Why? What's wrong with python?
I left my rep.
This would be great for language learning. You could just cut and paste in a foreign language text, choose a voice appropriate to that language, and hear approximately how a native speaker would pronounce it. I wish there was a Mandarin version.
And if you did, you'd probably have to leave them in the locker.
MacMinix already exists. Unfortunately it only runs as an application on top of a Classic MacOS system (I assume it runs on MacOS 9, I haven't run it since MacOS 6 or 7).
unanimous?
And it was 5% funny.
Ask Peat.
This is the fundamental difference between science fiction and fantasy. In Science Fiction, the rules may be contrary to our reality, but once they have been defined, the author generally sticks to them. In fantasy on the other hand, the author is always free to break the rules and use Magic as a Deus Ex Machina.
Pooh suit?
Pixar is a public company. PIXR on NASDAQ.
It also came with no tea.
You mean like this?
That wasn't The Muppets, it was The Great Space Coaster.
B is for blade.
Uh. No.
The original iMac was introduced May 6, 1998, a month before WWDC.
Well, after all, Gem was truly truly truly outrageous.