I guess the invisible aspect of the new uniform will make Solid Snake's life easier in the next iteration of Metal Gear Solid. Wait, all the enemies has one too, damn...
I am new to the PDA world and I am saving money to get a PDA around the holiday season. I was wondering which one to get? my main use for it right now is to take notes during class or conference. HP Compaq 3800 series is very enticing but the price is.... Anyway, any recommendation?
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I think Operation SwordFish, Rainbow Six, etc should really be created now.
I graduate from University of Michigan last December and my professor in my software engineering class told the class any work we done belongs to us. Of course the university can argue that they provide the resources for you to get the stuff you designed/invented and the policy can change from year to year (depends on how the university).
I went to Michigan for college and when we first started we start learning assembly language and moves on to C. Java was offered as a non technical elective course since you will be learning C++ as you go. I personally think you need to have C (maybe even assembly) background before you get into OOP and I think Java is a cleaner language than C++. C++ gives developer more freedom but if not use carefully the program can crash left and right while Java is more stable and will throw exceptions to you when something goes wrong (even at times you don't know why it crashed)
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Maybe RIAA should just sue every company that help shaping the internet today. RIAA people must be thinking: File sharing comes from internet, kill the internet, solve the problem and we can get all the revenue again:P
First Napster, then Gnuetella, now Aimster. Let's have a strike if RIAA wins the case, THEN we will see how the online file swapping application help/hinder the industry:P
after the disaster of Dune 2000, hopefully Westwood learned something and don't ruin a franchise that ushered in the real time strategy genre
by the way, where is red alert 2 expansion pack?
If I remember right I took a web database class in college and we use AOLServer to serve up web pages from Greenspan's start up company (I forgot the name, I think MIT and several other colleges are doing that right now). Personally I don't like it due to the fact we are using tcl as scripting language instead of writing it in jsp or php.
I guess the invisible aspect of the new uniform will make Solid Snake's life easier in the next iteration of Metal Gear Solid. Wait, all the enemies has one too, damn...
FuckedCompany post Sprint is going to lay off 6000 people. In the forum it seems a lot of it has to deal with ION.
For me, I will still get on the net with my 56k modem to check e-mail until I got some cash to burn in this tough economy to get DSL...
I am new to the PDA world and I am saving money to get a PDA around the holiday season. I was wondering which one to get? my main use for it right now is to take notes during class or conference. HP Compaq 3800 series is very enticing but the price is.... Anyway, any recommendation?
I think Operation SwordFish, Rainbow Six, etc should really be created now.
I graduate from University of Michigan last December and my professor in my software engineering class told the class any work we done belongs to us. Of course the university can argue that they provide the resources for you to get the stuff you designed/invented and the policy can change from year to year (depends on how the university).
I went to Michigan for college and when we first started we start learning assembly language and moves on to C. Java was offered as a non technical elective course since you will be learning C++ as you go. I personally think you need to have C (maybe even assembly) background before you get into OOP and I think Java is a cleaner language than C++. C++ gives developer more freedom but if not use carefully the program can crash left and right while Java is more stable and will throw exceptions to you when something goes wrong (even at times you don't know why it crashed)
Maybe RIAA should just sue every company that help shaping the internet today. RIAA people must be thinking: File sharing comes from internet, kill the internet, solve the problem and we can get all the revenue again :P
First Napster, then Gnuetella, now Aimster. Let's have a strike if RIAA wins the case, THEN we will see how the online file swapping application help/hinder the industry :P
after the disaster of Dune 2000, hopefully Westwood learned something and don't ruin a franchise that ushered in the real time strategy genre by the way, where is red alert 2 expansion pack?
If I remember right I took a web database class in college and we use AOLServer to serve up web pages from Greenspan's start up company (I forgot the name, I think MIT and several other colleges are doing that right now). Personally I don't like it due to the fact we are using tcl as scripting language instead of writing it in jsp or php.