I write in all block caps, military-style. It comes from growing up as an Army brat and then enduring a brief engineering education.
I've found that in this "globalized" economy, clearly written English is extremely important to communicate with English-as-n > 1-language speakers. The block style eliminates confusion between letters; the letters are the same as those on a typewriter.
Suffice it to say that I think cursive is pretty useless.
Wow, good thing you knew about 24-bit microprocessors and multiprogramming when you were 7 or 8 years old, or you wouldn't know what they are now, what with your Memento-like problems with vocabulary.
Or did you just tattoo all the words you wanted to remember?
Except that you can schedule recordings. Admittedly, that's a nice feature, but what I need the most is to be able to pause live radio and rewind. This is especially useful when listening to talk radio.
5-10 minutes on a slow machine, maybe. Did you actually measure it or is that how long it feels? On my Xeon with 1G RAM and 10000 RPM SCSI drive, it takes about 3 minutes when VS.NET rebuilds the help index.
It also depends on how much of MSDN you have installed, as well as dynamic help. You could always just use a text editor and compile by hand, or check out SharpDevelop.
You can see a blurry shot of him in the background toward the beginning of the film. If memory serves me, it's when Louis is wearing a helmet and playing in the trailer park.
I think you nailed it. Nostalgia is a big reason that I still search out laundromats with old coin-ops, including pinball games. MAME is cool and I love it, but there's something satisfying about dropping quarters into the old machines.
My favorite episode of Futurama is the one where Fry has to play Space Invaders against the aliens from the planet Nintendoo 64. He has a 2-liter of orange soda and an all-Rush mixtape. Ah, the memories.
It's kind of weird, but in the last few months, my Wrox books have slowly faded away and ultimately disintegrated. It's as if someone came from the future and caused Wrox to have never existed at all.
Create a shortcut on your Windows desktop. Right click it, then pick properties. You should see a button toward the bottom labeled "Change Icon." Click that, and put the path to moricons.dll in the text box. Voila, you can see the icons.
Bxploit is a movement in 1970s filmmaking featuring the acting talents of Afro-Americans, giving us such characters as Foxy Brown, Dolemite, and Shaft.
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I've been in gunfights with Mexican police over a $4 bottle of tequila.
I've found that in this "globalized" economy, clearly written English is extremely important to communicate with English-as-n > 1-language speakers. The block style eliminates confusion between letters; the letters are the same as those on a typewriter.
Suffice it to say that I think cursive is pretty useless.
You taught me something valuable today. Thanks.
Or did you just tattoo all the words you wanted to remember?
Do you only celebrate your birthday when it is a multiple of ten? I guess you'll be having parties at McDonald's until you're 120 years old.
Except that you can schedule recordings. Admittedly, that's a nice feature, but what I need the most is to be able to pause live radio and rewind. This is especially useful when listening to talk radio.
He meant black and white. Way before 1997, people wrote B&W to mean black and white. That's how TVs were before the Matrix was created.
It also depends on how much of MSDN you have installed, as well as dynamic help. You could always just use a text editor and compile by hand, or check out SharpDevelop.
That happens because your help filter is changing from "Visual C# and Related" to "Visual Basic.NET and Related", and vice versa.
You can see a blurry shot of him in the background toward the beginning of the film. If memory serves me, it's when Louis is wearing a helmet and playing in the trailer park.
My favorite episode of Futurama is the one where Fry has to play Space Invaders against the aliens from the planet Nintendoo 64. He has a 2-liter of orange soda and an all-Rush mixtape. Ah, the memories.
I once saw an awesome t-shirt. It read: "New Order. A Division of Joy."
Conversely, if you charged for it, people would bitch about it all the time.
Perhaps you should consider adding a dictionary to that list.
GM killed the car line.
Are you dyslexic? Your post's parent said "1989."
I think Igor Stravinsky would take issue with your use of the name 'Firebird.' He used it back in 1919.
Oh, Doom III. I thought you said Commander Keen. My bad.
I only watch the movies I make. So there!
Well, we are talking about controlling things remotely, so it's related.
It's kind of weird, but in the last few months, my Wrox books have slowly faded away and ultimately disintegrated. It's as if someone came from the future and caused Wrox to have never existed at all.
10 REM Perfect program
20 GOTO 10
There you go!
I like the Klingon-esque red triangle. I actually released a shareware application with that icon in my VB 3.0 days. :)
Create a shortcut on your Windows desktop. Right click it, then pick properties. You should see a button toward the bottom labeled "Change Icon." Click that, and put the path to moricons.dll in the text box. Voila, you can see the icons.
Bxploit is a movement in 1970s filmmaking featuring the acting talents of Afro-Americans, giving us such characters as Foxy Brown, Dolemite, and Shaft.