Face it: the code you posted _is_ stupid. Hopefully you know that.
That aside, ORM alone won't make anyone a great programmer. It's a tool that does a lot of boring stuff so the man that operates the keyboard doesn't have to; it won't cure cancer and bring world peace just because you.select('world_peace') instead of SELECT world_peace.
Tell that to Carmack and all the people who STILL play Doom, Doug. Not to mention that Half-life technically is Quake 1 engine on steroids, so in a way, without him earning his ferrari you wouldn't own yours. (And it doesn't matter if you own one:P)
Try GalCiv 2. It's got this "just another turn... oh shit it's dawn again." feeling; the game's generally good enough to be called "a worthy successor".
But what if have a (decent) hypervisor? It won't be able to get to its own framebuffer? This cat and mouse game we have here will become really interesting real soon.
My only real issue with KDE's programming environment is that they don't use standard C++; they use a variant of C++ that's "enhanced" with syntactic support for signals and slots, and the code gets preprocessed into standard C++ at build time. That's a bit ugly.
Depends on how you look at it. Before preprocessing signals and slots are one of the cutest things I've ever seen in C++ -- and saying 'cute' and 'C++' in one sentence is certainly not usual for me. (Python is my weapon of choice, to put some background here.)
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This seems like a window of opportunity for a new OpenGL standard. Anybody knows when it's due?
look here for proof!
It's raining in the whole Sahara and meteorologist predict it won't stop for the next two weeks.
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...to which fans will reply with a generous "fuck you too."
More news at 11.
That's so true it hurts. Multiple windows model doesn't work on MS Windows, period. Mod parent up.
Face it: the code you posted _is_ stupid. Hopefully you know that.
.select('world_peace') instead of SELECT world_peace.
That aside, ORM alone won't make anyone a great programmer. It's a tool that does a lot of boring stuff so the man that operates the keyboard doesn't have to; it won't cure cancer and bring world peace just because you
I too have trees in my back yard.
Amazon has patent on THAT, you insensitive clod.
128 bit addresses, perhaps?
two teaspoons of coffee, slow stream of hot water and some milk
Tell that to Carmack and all the people who STILL play Doom, Doug. Not to mention that Half-life technically is Quake 1 engine on steroids, so in a way, without him earning his ferrari you wouldn't own yours. (And it doesn't matter if you own one :P)
sudo su and you're done.
somewhat funny but fortunately not possible in Europe :)
images slashdotted already...
Try GalCiv 2. It's got this "just another turn... oh shit it's dawn again." feeling; the game's generally good enough to be called "a worthy successor".
How is this not worthy of showing the whole summary is beyond me.
Oh and I sincerely hope that this kid gets his share of gulag.
But what if have a (decent) hypervisor? It won't be able to get to its own framebuffer? This cat and mouse game we have here will become really interesting real soon.
...to start considering Vista as an usable OS.
this game is probably the most pointless game ever made. even WoW has more respect for your free time.
mod parent up.
but don't forget q2 and q2dm1 megahealth area. best bug since sliced bread!
Give this man vodka, for he speaks the Truth.
Seriously, some kind of a clipboard daemon and a simple yet powerful libclipboard with assorted APIs would be great.
My only real issue with KDE's programming environment is that they don't use standard C++; they use a variant of C++ that's "enhanced" with syntactic support for signals and slots, and the code gets preprocessed into standard C++ at build time. That's a bit ugly.
Depends on how you look at it. Before preprocessing signals and slots are one of the cutest things I've ever seen in C++ -- and saying 'cute' and 'C++' in one sentence is certainly not usual for me. (Python is my weapon of choice, to put some background here.)
wikipedia to the rescue
Note that inserting genes into a developed cell won't necesarilly have the same effect as inserting into a stem cell (IANA biologist though.)