Please take a look at Eiffel ENViSioN! if you're looking for templates (called generics in Eiffel and Ada, and more appropriately so IMHO) and multiple inheritance in.NET.
Also interesting is the new F# language from MS that is an implementation of (the functional language) CAML for.NET.
Apart from the fact that European Union != Europe, I would like to stress the fact that there are a lot more countries that have space programs and astronauts.
Shameless plug for my country: Here you can read about a Romanian astronaut.:-)
Without some impact absorbance, the bullet would just end up dragging a whole bunch of cloth into the gaping hole in your chest.
What I thought about the bullet-proof nano-fabric was that it could stiffen on impact. (Something similar to the safety belt in the car: when the force is higher than a threshold it blocks.) That would be really cool!
...someone had a bot improve their aiming in Quake.
You mean that there are bots for that? Could you give me a link? May I qoute you on that? I always lose at FPSs, but I can now have a reasonable doubt that the others are cheating...:-)
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This reminds me of a funny happening where some friends told me of an interesting problem: Write a program that writes (on the standard output) the listing of the program!
They showed me some quite interesting C and Pascal source code to do that. But then I realized that the simplest way was to use the best language for the job:
How about releasing the drivers as open source? Then you'll have a lot of support from the Linux community. (see previous thread about the linux kernel)
Ever wanted to remove the dust that accumulates inside your computer? Think again about how to do it.:-)
I know someone who tried to remove the dust with a vacuum cleaner. Guess what didn't work anymore...:-)
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Please take a look at Eiffel ENViSioN! if you're looking for templates (called generics in Eiffel and Ada, and more appropriately so IMHO) and multiple inheritance in .NET.
Also interesting is the new F# language from MS that is an implementation of (the functional language) CAML for .NET.
Apart from the fact that European Union != Europe, I would like to stress the fact that there are a lot more countries that have space programs and astronauts.
Shameless plug for my country: Here you can read about a Romanian astronaut. :-)
How does it translate "omg, LOL"?
Perhaps by using something like Google Glossary?
Without some impact absorbance, the bullet would just end up dragging a whole bunch of cloth into the gaping hole in your chest.
What I thought about the bullet-proof nano-fabric was that it could stiffen on impact. (Something similar to the safety belt in the car: when the force is higher than a threshold it blocks.) That would be really cool!
You mean that there are bots for that? Could you give me a link? May I qoute you on that? I always lose at FPSs, but I can now have a reasonable doubt that the others are cheating... :-)
This reminds me of a funny happening where some friends told me of an interesting problem: Write a program that writes (on the standard output) the listing of the program!
They showed me some quite interesting C and Pascal source code to do that. But then I realized that the simplest way was to use the best language for the job:
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How about releasing the drivers as open source? Then you'll have a lot of support from the Linux community. (see previous thread about the linux kernel)
... has been discussed here before: Hash Cash.
Ever wanted to remove the dust that accumulates inside your computer? Think again about how to do it. :-)
I know someone who tried to remove the dust with a vacuum cleaner. Guess what didn't work anymore... :-)
MSFT used to be good on marketing platforms. What happened to them?