Well, since North America has yet to deploy decent wireless technology, this *is* news. Unfortunately, people are fairly stupid here -- the Europeans/Japanese won the wireless contest about 10 years ago. =(
Instead, by using C, all interfaces are exposed using a pseudo-object framework. Is this supposed to be a good thing? C++ is standardized now -- what difference do past problems make? If you take a look at KDE, you'll find a LOT more code reuse vs. GNOME. Programming languages are supposed to make programmers' lives easier, not harder.
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I'll show you an anal probing...
No, you're thinking of the "Ask Slashdot" that reads:
How do I get free money without working for it?
Since when is Wang a computer company? Here in the U.S., Wang means something slightly different..
Why did this anonymous coward choose to put a
in his submission?
YOU SUCK DICK
1. That's "Backdoor Boys". Get it right.
2. Any 60s music makes a good porn soundtrack.
Well, since North America has yet to deploy decent wireless technology, this *is* news. Unfortunately, people are fairly stupid here -- the Europeans/Japanese won the wireless contest about 10 years ago. =(
I don't think Dilbert agrees with this decision either..
Unless money is an issue, of course.. IDE drives/controllers are dirt cheap.
No text dammit!
Hmm, that would be imperative programming.
Instead, by using C, all interfaces are exposed using a pseudo-object framework. Is this supposed to be a good thing? C++ is standardized now -- what difference do past problems make? If you take a look at KDE, you'll find a LOT more code reuse vs. GNOME. Programming languages are supposed to make programmers' lives easier, not harder.
... Rob "CmdrButtFuck" Malda's lead.