Web development is already "fun" with the likes of Django, Rails (not a favourite of mine but I see the appeal) and my personal favourite: Pylons/Pyramid.
I don't really get the desire to use Perl. I haven't touched Perl for a long time and can't think of any jobs where it would be the best tool. It's ugly.
Sure, it's still better than PHP but then, what isn't?
Great. So what would you replace it with? Because until thunderbird can at the very least do tables, handle signatures and signature creation elegantly, handle inserted images elegantly, (decent) groupware calendaring without a third party extension, plus a host of other minor and not so minor annoyances, it is not ready for the enterprise.
Unfortunately, Outlook is the best email client out there. There are no contenders.
I don't know why people are talking about realistic weapon loading being original. It's not original at all. Plenty of games and Quake* spinoffs have gone with that paradigm. Think every single Rainbow Six game.
It's not original. It should be more commonplace as it increases the immersion.
What I'm waiting for is when GTA has realistic weapon loading, and where you have to stash the AK in the car otherwise police will show up. That'd be neat. I want more immersion in my murder simulators, goddamnit.
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Web development is already "fun" with the likes of Django, Rails (not a favourite of mine but I see the appeal) and my personal favourite: Pylons/Pyramid.
I don't really get the desire to use Perl. I haven't touched Perl for a long time and can't think of any jobs where it would be the best tool. It's ugly.
Sure, it's still better than PHP but then, what isn't?
False sense of security. There may be less obstacles on the road but a deer is far less likely to run out in front of the car in a big city.
Just because it's Situation Normal, doesn't mean it's not All Fucked Up.
Or one (or both) of them is dead...
If this was an email, I'd instinctively delete it.
You may think it's Microsoft's fault. but I guarantee you that it's just because you're brain-dead.
Your simplistic world view betrays your ignorance and lack of intelligence.
Stillbirth?
Doesn't work with Facebook. =(
I could care less. For instance, if you keep pontificating, I will care less.
12/13/14?
Fucking Americans.
Worst. Analogy. Ever.
People should just stick to cars.
I'm not fucking iPads!
It'll catch on just as much as Radiohead's experiment caught on.
M. D.
Medical Doctor.
Hippocratic oath.
You're the idiot.
This worm isn't Outlook's fault, it has a link to a website, that's it. It's all on the user.
Great. So what would you replace it with? Because until thunderbird can at the very least do tables, handle signatures and signature creation elegantly, handle inserted images elegantly, (decent) groupware calendaring without a third party extension, plus a host of other minor and not so minor annoyances, it is not ready for the enterprise.
Unfortunately, Outlook is the best email client out there. There are no contenders.
Servers, dumbass. Do you realise how much money Microsoft makes from server licences?
The photo is location? What?
Seriously, learn when to use apostrophes.
I need a car metaphor.
Agreed. I direct clients to the "about lorem ipsum" website and a quarter of them are genuinely interested. Then they feel "in the loop" of "the biz."
And by Quake* spinoffs I mean games like Urban Terror. Quake Mod -> Game
I don't know why people are talking about realistic weapon loading being original. It's not original at all. Plenty of games and Quake* spinoffs have gone with that paradigm. Think every single Rainbow Six game.
It's not original. It should be more commonplace as it increases the immersion.
What I'm waiting for is when GTA has realistic weapon loading, and where you have to stash the AK in the car otherwise police will show up. That'd be neat. I want more immersion in my murder simulators, goddamnit.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australian_English#Spelling
Whilst "honour" may be the generally preferred spelling it is not any more correct as per Australian English.
Thanks.
Actually, Australians can spell it both ways. Because we use the Oxford English which allows for both 'honor' and 'honour.'
Cheers.