Hmm, you have never actually written any wIndoze code have you?
The problem is that many of the carefully chosen hUngarian prefixes in the wIndows API were defined way back when the X86 processor had long and short pointers, segments and a 16 bit accumulator. With the advent of 32 bit and 64 bit processors, these things became totally meaningless.
#include <windows.h>
int APIENTRY WinMain(HINSTANCE hinst, HINSTANCE hinstPrev, LPSTR lpCmdLine, i nt nCmdShow) { DialogBox(hinst, MAKEINTRESOURCE(IDD_MAINDIALOG), NULL, (DLGPROC) DialogFunc); }
static int InitializeApp(HWND hDlg, WPARAM wParam, LPARAM lParam) { }
Especially these meaningless things: LPSTR lpCmdLine WPARAM wParam LPARAM lParam
Carefully defined pRefixes for long's, words, ints, all became meaningless, since the architecture of the pRocessors changed and wIndows now runs on various machines from 16 to 64 bit. Clearly, mIcrosoft thought that the X86 pRocessor is going to be the be-all and and-all of computing and never expected their wIndows API to be used for 20 years.
So, if you are really fAvouring hUngarian nOtation, think carefully wHether technology is going to stand still for the lIfetime of your pRoject...
nUthinG wOrse tHan hUngArian nOtashioN.
You only need to look at typical MS Windows code to understand why Hungarian notation is a really, really bad idea.
Even worse - MS even have to pay their developers to write Windows...
Also, looking at the thousands of open positions at MS, programmers don't even want to work at MS no matter how much they pay them.
Yeah, well, its not like there is this big yellow star out there irradiating the moon all the time huh?
The moon is sterile, for a very obvious reason - it doesn't have an atmosphere or a magnetic field and the sun is a fscking continuous nuclear explosion...
Well, the machines have been perfectly secure for years on end - so how much more secure would they be if they were constantly upgraded? I suppose this guy runs a proper shop with decent network configuration and protection in place. The results speak for themselves.
Massive use of geothermal energy will cause global cooling. That will cause the earth to shrink, sea levels will rise, the San Andreas fault will reverse direction and the global warming industry will be destroyed, together with all other non-intelligent human life on the planet...
Well, you don't have to use the LGPL or GPL code. You can write it yourself. Or you can buy it from someone else. That is the whole point - play the game honestly or go your own way.
he did not have AIDS in the first place, this could be a useful discovery. He should donate a few litres of blood to study. Though on the other hand, there are too many people in the world - the last thing we need now is a cure for AIDS.
Hmm, reminds me of the colonial days when South Africa was forced to import coal from the UK for its power stations, since the South African anthracite was not good enough quality...
Puppy Linux only consumes about 60MB of disk space, leaving 68MB free on a 128MB drive. It is so small, that if your machine has 128MB RAM or more, then it will load and run completely from RAM, making it screamingly fast.
Go here and download it. Since it is so small, the best way to explain Puppy, is to try it: http://www.goosee.com/puppy/
Judging by the music on the radio and what my teenage son and his friends actually listen to, these evaluation programs don't work. It appears that the 1970-1985 style rock music is far more popular than the music pushed by the big labels.
Well, the failed caps are obviously distended or have brown goop coming out of them. You'll know when you see one - it doesn't take a wizard to spot one.
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Hmm, you have never actually written any wIndoze code have you?
The problem is that many of the carefully chosen hUngarian prefixes in the wIndows API were defined way back when the X86 processor had long and short pointers, segments and a 16 bit accumulator. With the advent of 32 bit and 64 bit processors, these things became totally meaningless.
Carefully defined pRefixes for long's, words, ints, all became meaningless, since the architecture of the pRocessors changed and wIndows now runs on various machines from 16 to 64 bit. Clearly, mIcrosoft thought that the X86 pRocessor is going to be the be-all and and-all of computing and never expected their wIndows API to be used for 20 years.
So, if you are really fAvouring hUngarian nOtation, think carefully wHether technology is going to stand still for the lIfetime of your pRoject...
Sure, but which God? You got to be more specific.
Well, apparently, it was merely a weather balloon.
nUthinG wOrse tHan hUngArian nOtashioN. You only need to look at typical MS Windows code to understand why Hungarian notation is a really, really bad idea.
Well, UNIX/Linux has had Emacspeak for ages:
http://emacspeak.sourceforge.net/
and new versions of KDE also support the blind. Therefore, OOo need not support the blind directly - KDE provides that.
Yeah and it isn't like the moon machinery would have air filters and carbureters either...
Even worse - MS even have to pay their developers to write Windows... Also, looking at the thousands of open positions at MS, programmers don't even want to work at MS no matter how much they pay them.
Yeah, well, its not like there is this big yellow star out there irradiating the moon all the time huh? The moon is sterile, for a very obvious reason - it doesn't have an atmosphere or a magnetic field and the sun is a fscking continuous nuclear explosion...
Well, the machines have been perfectly secure for years on end - so how much more secure would they be if they were constantly upgraded? I suppose this guy runs a proper shop with decent network configuration and protection in place. The results speak for themselves.
Why is anyone reading Sloshdat using AIM and not one of the Free versions?
must be really hard to penetrate... (Judging by yesterday's super computer thread).
Massive use of geothermal energy will cause global cooling. That will cause the earth to shrink, sea levels will rise, the San Andreas fault will reverse direction and the global warming industry will be destroyed, together with all other non-intelligent human life on the planet...
Well, you don't have to use the LGPL or GPL code. You can write it yourself. Or you can buy it from someone else. That is the whole point - play the game honestly or go your own way.
FIFO: Fit In or Fuck Off.
Looking further, it seems that the top ten all run some flavour of UNIX and seven of them run Linux.
Yes, some artifical scientific paper generator was discussed on Sloshdat some time ago...
he did not have AIDS in the first place, this could be a useful discovery. He should donate a few litres of blood to study. Though on the other hand, there are too many people in the world - the last thing we need now is a cure for AIDS.
Hmm, reminds me of the colonial days when South Africa was forced to import coal from the UK for its power stations, since the South African anthracite was not good enough quality...
Think Vampire Bats... Amazonian, Giant, Vampire Bats, spreading rabies and anthrax... Too bad Alfred Hitchcock died.
Puppy Linux only consumes about 60MB of disk space, leaving 68MB free on a 128MB drive. It is so small, that if your machine has 128MB RAM or more, then it will load and run completely from RAM, making it screamingly fast.
Go here and download it. Since it is so small, the best way to explain Puppy, is to try it:
http://www.goosee.com/puppy/
There is lots of space left, even on a 128MB device: http://www.goosee.com/puppy/
3GB??? What the heck? That is small, cheap and convenient nowadays?
Puppy Linux runs off a 128MB USB memory stick. That is 24 times smaller and it also does everything you need and it boots about 10 times faster too.
Judging by the music on the radio and what my teenage son and his friends actually listen to, these evaluation programs don't work. It appears that the 1970-1985 style rock music is far more popular than the music pushed by the big labels.
Hmm, here you go, Google for "war 1812 whitehouse":
http://www.state.gov/r/pa/ho/time/jd/16314.htm
Well, the failed caps are obviously distended or have brown goop coming out of them. You'll know when you see one - it doesn't take a wizard to spot one.
Well, the previous cap blew up - pretty much anything you replace it with will be better and will last longer...
I've had this issue on IBM and VIA mother boards. It seems to affect all makes of machines.