"So we have yet another hobby OS with some very good ideas that will never end up going mainstream. After checking the site out, nothing they're doing couldn't be done on top of a BSD or Linux based kernel (with modification ofcourse). This would have solved their hardware problems, and given them a fully working OS to start from, progams and all."
"The crunch, however, is a function of the scheduler, which is, over a length of about 60 lines, indeed identical except for slight differences. In this section, there is also a whole lot of corresponding comments.
Comparable similarity can only be found in one routine of the memory management, which is, however, only in the Linux version accompanied by comments."
I'm pretty sure that Linus "wrote" this; this is kernel stuff, right?
XD2's good. It would be even better if they called up the Opera folks in Norway to make a nice little bundle together. Perhaps even a XD2 Special Edition Opera, with the appropriate style?
"Wait, but qbasic does not require line number and it supports text-labels! Your post should file under 'GWBasic for dummies' or 'BASICA for dummies'...:-)
(It will run fine, though.)"
Hey, I wouldn't write a "QBASIC SUCKS" program in QBASIC, now would I? Of course it's GWBasic;-)
>>"Making your own Apple I keyboard in 21 days"
>>"Changing Vacuum Tubes in your ENIAC for Dummies"
>>"4004 Assembly Made Easy"
What is this? A post to the prototype of usenet that got lost in the seventies, but that now have magically found its way through an electronic wormhole to/. ?
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Do not try this at home. You might get fat.
Sure, but... my posting was meant as a joke. I don't question your competence. Really. Good luck.
So, in a few years time, if that package you ordered takes a loooong time to get delivered... you know why. The friggin' truck driver is reading /.
What's the fun in that?
Why, then, is Syllable an ugly looking, instable OS?
Oh, he explains that later on:
"We are very poor at testing before we release things, [...]"
So good luck with your OS, Mr. Van Der Vliet.
Soon we'll have to add "cutting" to the hacker's dictionary. And, sorry to say, the cracker's dictionary.
iThis and iThat... When will we see i.R.Baboon? on a Mac? (i.e. something like an Encarta competitor)
...should be FutureLinux. To improve corporate economy and better code emissions while maintaining or exceeding customer expectations.
I'm pretty sure that Linus "wrote" this; this is kernel stuff, right?
...jobs are not hard to find.
XD2's good. It would be even better if they called up the Opera folks in Norway to make a nice little bundle together. Perhaps even a XD2 Special Edition Opera, with the appropriate style?
Well, once they get out a waterproof version, I'll program one to catch fish. Yum, yum. Can't wait.
Running rpm --rebuilddb must be a real drag.
I'm afraid the counter measure would be fairly simple: metal underwear. Perhaps the NASS detector should be a metal detector as well?
The battle against terrorism has taken a new turn, exploting the Nervous AsS Syndrom (a.k.a. NASS).
Soon we'll have radioactive foam falling on our heads.
That sentence was enough to make my blood boil.
She can detect weight fluctuations of 2.5 femtograms!
Now, put this support straight into emacs and I'll be happy.
Hey, I wouldn't write a "QBASIC SUCKS" program in QBASIC, now would I? Of course it's GWBasic ;-)
>>"Changing Vacuum Tubes in your ENIAC for Dummies"
>>"4004 Assembly Made Easy"
What is this? A post to the prototype of usenet that got lost in the seventies, but that now have magically found its way through an electronic wormhole to /. ?
I would feel pretty stupid actually reading a QBASIC book in 2003. Modern programming languages are easier to learn than QBASIC.
In short:
10 PRINT "QBASIC SUCKS"
20 GOTO 10
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I know people who would disagree with you on that one.
Shut the fick ip.