I though it was blindingly obvious at the announcement that Mototola only saw Linux as a free os to run a Java VM on, if they had a hardware chip they could run the VM on Linux would be in the bin for the next product release.
Re:the true power of opensource
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If thats the true power of opensource then the Opera team must be divinely omnipotent coding Gods, better product delivered years ahead of Firefox and without all the ego and self congratulation.
Obeasity can be a virus but I hear no mention of a bug or germ that can turn anyone into a buffed hardbody, and no rigomortis after all the lard chokes your heart does not count as a hardbody.
Steve said they would be hiring new artists from Outer Tibet would could draw up to 5 times faster then current artists. Steve did warn though that there had been few increases lately in the performance of traditional American pencils and paper so the new artists might not be able to function to their full potential.
Maybe most people are capable of understanding computers but most geeks are such shitty communicators they just cant explain things clearly enough, often because they just dont understand the subject well enough themselves half the time.
What exactly is the mess the US in because of software patents? I dont see daily reports of companies closing and people losing their livihoods over software patents. I dont see reports of people dying because of software patents. I dont see the US declaring war on contries because they have violated US software patents. So for all the whining and girlie bitching on/. about what _might_ happen do you actually have a single concrete example of why software patents are sooooooooo bad?
I like to play with Python occasionally but when I see something like
hat said, there are a few things in the book that I tend to disagree with. For example, the author dissuades you from using destructors in your code, but in my experience they're far more reliable, and a better place to do some cleanup, than he states.
I really have to wonder. Does someone have no idea what they are talking about or does a certain language have a very crappy garbage collector.
Anyone care to offer some insights as to why the reviewer made this statement?
You cant be serious. These games have all been done, and probably done better before, and are history for most people. There is _nothing_ to live up to when you produce a cheap copy of old technology because expectations have already moved way beyond your implemention.
There is a perfectly good reason, its called choice. There is no one solution that fits all approach..NET is like Java in that its a minimilist rather that a Ruby style humanitarian interface approach were you can take the basics or roll your own implemenation. The chiice is yours.
Damn right you dont know..NET is an excellent platform for developers who know who they are doing to build the solutions their customers require and there is still room for the wannabies to mutilate office components when they feel the urge.
Of course its for application development, thats what business requires and what most of us get paid to deliver.
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really need to get out more
A little devil ate the first one before I could hit submit
On the contrary, they will just have to establish a nice cosy relationship with Google for one stop infomation.
Maybe this service will tank and Apple will say,"See we were right, theres no market there"
Unfortunately it would apply to most /. stories given the propensity to emotive overkill round here
Because you can.
No wait, thats not right.....
since the toads are in Australia which as we all know is upside down why dont they fall off the planet when they jump?
I though it was blindingly obvious at the announcement that Mototola only saw Linux as a free os to run a Java VM on, if they had a hardware chip they could run the VM on Linux would be in the bin for the next product release.
If thats the true power of opensource then the Opera team must be divinely omnipotent coding Gods, better product delivered years ahead of Firefox and without all the ego and self congratulation.
the blow would have lodged gold fragments from the decorations of the Pharaoh's armour or dress into the knee."
And the writing was litterally on the wall.
Kids dont do bling.
I believe most educational centers use Java as their demonstration language these days
Obeasity can be a virus but I hear no mention of a bug or germ that can turn anyone into a buffed hardbody, and no rigomortis after all the lard chokes your heart does not count as a hardbody.
Steve said they would be hiring new artists from Outer Tibet would could draw up to 5 times faster then current artists. Steve did warn though that there had been few increases lately in the performance of traditional American pencils and paper so the new artists might not be able to function to their full potential.
as he announces the final version to the world. How funny would that be at the press conference
Dear Mr. American AC in Paris Our bad teeth prevent us from being effete. Yours etc Reginald R Dentally Challenged
Maybe most people are capable of understanding computers but most geeks are such shitty communicators they just cant explain things clearly enough, often because they just dont understand the subject well enough themselves half the time.
What exactly is the mess the US in because of software patents? I dont see daily reports of companies closing and people losing their livihoods over software patents. I dont see reports of people dying because of software patents. I dont see the US declaring war on contries because they have violated US software patents. So for all the whining and girlie bitching on /. about what _might_ happen do you actually have a single concrete example of why software patents are sooooooooo bad?
What a hell is happening on Microsoft? They have a major Windows version upgrade and they don't even audit their portable old code for such things?!
Eh, they fix a bug in an early beta version and you have a problem with this because?
Less of the sarcasm, we all know nothing is safe from the uber gummybear crackers.
I like to play with Python occasionally but when I see something like
hat said, there are a few things in the book that I tend to disagree with. For example, the author dissuades you from using destructors in your code, but in my experience they're far more reliable, and a better place to do some cleanup, than he states.
I really have to wonder. Does someone have no idea what they are talking about or does a certain language have a very crappy garbage collector.
Anyone care to offer some insights as to why the reviewer made this statement?
I shut off my mobile, email, IM and unplug my land line when I feel like being incommunicado, takes all of 10 secs.
You cant be serious. These games have all been done, and probably done better before, and are history for most people. There is _nothing_ to live up to when you produce a cheap copy of old technology because expectations have already moved way beyond your implemention.
There is a perfectly good reason, its called choice. There is no one solution that fits all approach. .NET is like Java in that its a minimilist rather that a Ruby style humanitarian interface approach were you can take the basics or roll your own implemenation. The chiice is yours.
Damn right you dont know. .NET is an excellent platform for developers who know who they are doing to build the solutions their customers require and there is still room for the wannabies to mutilate office components when they feel the urge.
Of course its for application development, thats what business requires and what most of us get paid to deliver.
the virus can fly from person to person you moron, its not called bird for nothing. Soon we will all be infected.