Yeah, I think if anyone would be a candidate for "acid flashbacks" it would be someone who knows he has mood disorders and yet has done it dozens of times anyway. But I've never had an "acid flashback." I will absolutely testify to its ability to help the user completely change the direction in their life -- but this is using it with intent. A lot of people treat psychedelics as nothing but party drugs.
Whooooooooooooa, you think social networks have no incentive to act in the interests of their users? What the hell do you think they're for? Have you ever BEEN on a social network?
Call the police if you need to but also protect your rights by filming all your interactions with them.
Too bad police will try to fight that by mis-applying "wiretapping" laws. Or simply destroying your device and never invoking the law one way or the other.
Really? I wouldn't have done the same thing in his position -- but that's because I have a little something notably almost absent from the modern world: ethics.
I think it is clear you don't even know how to conceptualize just how many programming/software engineering domains you have yet to encounter. There is far more variety than you think because of your experience, and that is likely true for most people, myself included.
No, disingenuous and irrelevant are a lay-person's views on software memory usage. You obviously know nothing about how memory is allocated and reclaimed and believe you have hit a memory "leak" rather than a high water mark -- bullshit, fix your knowledge. Look at the resident memory, not total memory space allocated. if your system is thrashing with a browser using 1GB, you have other problems to fix.
Smells like month-old fish, your story of Firefox ill-performance that most likely is referring to a Firefox 5 or similar version, from long ago, that was the last upgraded version you ever tried.
It sure as hell doesn't concern us, but it should concern you, considering there's no way that POS is ever gonna be "secure" with no more patching ever to be done to it and exploits still yet to discover.
Inheritance is perfectly-compatible with encapsulation as long as you hide the variables that could be modified in a wrong way behind methods that do the right thing. I save plenty of code when I do C++ or Java by using classes. So what do you mean?
You're a troll. The "this" pointer doesn't change randomly -- the rules are very well-defined, but weird, and for this reason (hah) use of "this" should be avoided wherever possible. ECMAScript Harmony is attempting to fix these kinds of mistakes in the language definition, so in the future, JS will be cleaner. However, in the now, you simply don't know what the hell you're doing if you're trying to do "OO" in JS instead of functional programming. Go learn Ruby or Python or Lisp or Haskell and then come back and maybe you will start to structure your JS properly.
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Actually, it treats not just ADHD but depression as well as a host of other issues.
Wow, I'm used to microgram dosage... I can't even fathom what a 1/4th gram of acid would do.
It depends -- there's possibility of "microdose" therapy. Not that I know what that feels like, because I've never taken acid and not tripped.
Yeah, I think if anyone would be a candidate for "acid flashbacks" it would be someone who knows he has mood disorders and yet has done it dozens of times anyway. But I've never had an "acid flashback." I will absolutely testify to its ability to help the user completely change the direction in their life -- but this is using it with intent. A lot of people treat psychedelics as nothing but party drugs.
Whooooooooooooa, you think social networks have no incentive to act in the interests of their users? What the hell do you think they're for? Have you ever BEEN on a social network?
"We" being pedants who have no interest in being clearly understood?
United States of America .....
Estados Unidos de Mexico
United Arab Emirates
European Union
You don't understand software. Fixing things quietly is just as good as announcing them for a project that develops in the open.
Call the police if you need to but also protect your rights by filming all your interactions with them.
Too bad police will try to fight that by mis-applying "wiretapping" laws. Or simply destroying your device and never invoking the law one way or the other.
...and this idiot thought people synthesize drugs, a very risky crime, in such minuscule amounts?
Okay, now consider downloading music "illegally" from a site where the purveyors do not actually benefit from licensing fees when you download it.
The entire world is not as spineless as you would have us believe.
Really? I wouldn't have done the same thing in his position -- but that's because I have a little something notably almost absent from the modern world: ethics.
Murdering civilians, attacking political/financial targets... yeah, those are the same, right?
I think it is clear you don't even know how to conceptualize just how many programming/software engineering domains you have yet to encounter. There is far more variety than you think because of your experience, and that is likely true for most people, myself included.
It's fine, you can still use it. That's just upgrading because you can.
No, disingenuous and irrelevant are a lay-person's views on software memory usage. You obviously know nothing about how memory is allocated and reclaimed and believe you have hit a memory "leak" rather than a high water mark -- bullshit, fix your knowledge. Look at the resident memory, not total memory space allocated. if your system is thrashing with a browser using 1GB, you have other problems to fix.
Yes, but it does mean your criticism and threats are stupid and only harmful, because they hold no water with anyone but yourself.
Are you freaking kidding, saying it takes more than a day to do a Windows upgrade?
*disclaimer: they don't render using the same software and the output quality is not the same
The latter sounds like an absolutely trivial bug to fix. Maybe you could report it and someone could take the ten minutes to fix it for the world?
Smells like month-old fish, your story of Firefox ill-performance that most likely is referring to a Firefox 5 or similar version, from long ago, that was the last upgraded version you ever tried.
It sure as hell doesn't concern us, but it should concern you, considering there's no way that POS is ever gonna be "secure" with no more patching ever to be done to it and exploits still yet to discover.
Inheritance is perfectly-compatible with encapsulation as long as you hide the variables that could be modified in a wrong way behind methods that do the right thing. I save plenty of code when I do C++ or Java by using classes. So what do you mean?
You're a troll. The "this" pointer doesn't change randomly -- the rules are very well-defined, but weird, and for this reason (hah) use of "this" should be avoided wherever possible. ECMAScript Harmony is attempting to fix these kinds of mistakes in the language definition, so in the future, JS will be cleaner. However, in the now, you simply don't know what the hell you're doing if you're trying to do "OO" in JS instead of functional programming. Go learn Ruby or Python or Lisp or Haskell and then come back and maybe you will start to structure your JS properly.