This could become a nightmare for those in witness protection. Photo of Mr X in his original town. Automatically recognized and tagged photo of Mr X in town Y, hundreds of miles away.
That's still a far cry from the first programming language, which is what the quote actually says. Some of us were happily banging away in languages like Fortran and PL/1 well before then.
Not to mention assembler, which doesn't seem to have made it on to the chart. It's a lot more readable than machine code.
"The Internet Chess Club traces its roots to a loosely organized community of chess players who recognized the potential for Internet chess in the 1980s. In 1992, a small team of skilled programmers began to rewrite the software to produce an elegant system that was immediately welcomed by on-line chess players everywhere. It has been operating continuously under the same management ever since."
Sentech is introducing (legally) at the major centres a broadband wireless service called MyWireless. Pricing starts from R649 per month for 128Kbps (with R500 once-off activation fee) all inclusive. No usage "capping".
Making a shirt that will improve your golf swing is the easy part. The difficult part will be getting it past the Royal & Ancient dress code committee.
From an IBM manual: "The difference between a database management system and other systems is that a database management system helps manage the database for you...."
An here's a comment taken from a COBOL program I once had to maintain. It actually does make sense if you manage to guess the right punctuation:
"If not amending after total blank lines are shuffled up after total blanked lines are left blank in table to avoid shuffling."
RFID can be used for access control, e.g. a chip can be embedded in a staff card to allow only authorised staff to enter certain areas. Most RFID devices are passive, i.e. they don't have their own energy source so the reading device has to supply the energy, and the range would be quite short. Active RFID can have longer range but is more expensive.
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This could become a nightmare for those in witness protection. Photo of Mr X in his original town. Automatically recognized and tagged photo of Mr X in town Y, hundreds of miles away.
Unless I missed something, Microsoft isn't controlled by lawyers.
Not to mention assembler, which doesn't seem to have made it on to the chart. It's a lot more readable than machine code.
Which has higher precedence, ® or / ?
whitespace was left out
a bad idea in python
also in haiku
"The Internet Chess Club traces its roots to a loosely organized community of chess players who recognized the potential for Internet chess in the 1980s. In 1992, a small team of skilled programmers began to rewrite the software to produce an elegant system that was immediately welcomed by on-line chess players everywhere. It has been operating continuously under the same management ever since."
They could make more money by getting RMS to shave his head and auction off his hair.
Sentech is introducing (legally) at the major centres a broadband wireless service called MyWireless. Pricing starts from R649 per month for 128Kbps (with R500 once-off activation fee) all inclusive. No usage "capping".
Making a shirt that will improve your golf swing is the easy part. The difficult part will be getting it past the Royal & Ancient dress code committee.
Not being from the U.S., I don't have any senators (and I can't afford to buy any either).
If not amending after total, blank lines are shuffled up. After total, blanked lines are left blank (in table) to avoid shuffling.
The original was all in caps, without punctuation. The first sentence should be understood to mean "If amending before total,..."
From an IBM manual: "The difference between a database management system and other systems is that a database management system helps manage the database for you ...."
An here's a comment taken from a COBOL program I once had to maintain. It actually does make sense if you manage to guess the right punctuation:
"If not amending after total blank lines are shuffled up after total blanked lines are left blank in table to avoid shuffling."
RFID can be used for access control, e.g. a chip can be embedded in a staff card to allow only authorised staff to enter certain areas. Most RFID devices are passive, i.e. they don't have their own energy source so the reading device has to supply the energy, and the range would be quite short. Active RFID can have longer range but is more expensive.
I dont get it. I thought developers were IT people.
even with "- What's your name spelled backwards?" you'd have problems.
It would be fine for people named Sdrawkcab.