I've been able to use VB6 and VC++6 in WINE forever. There are hurdles, however. WINE doesn't have a MSVBVM60.dll replacement, so you need this for VB6. VC++6 has SOME issues with cross-process debuggering, especially when mixing windows threads with COM's apartment threading.
Finite numbers, which may be either base 2 (binary) or base 10 (decimal). Each finite number is described by three integers: s = a sign (zero or one), c = a significand (or 'coefficient'), q = an exponent. The numerical value of a finite number is
(1)^s × c × b^q
where b is the base (2 or 10). For example, if the sign is 1 (indicating negative), the significand is 12345, the exponent is 3, and the base is 10, then the value of the number is 12.345.
The coefficient can always represent a whole integer without rounding errors.
I spent a summer of working and saving to buy myself a copy of PDS (QuickBasic) 7.1. Back then, I preferred it, as I previously grew with GWBasic->QBasic->QuickBasic. Severely limited, I wouldn't call it. Its graphic routines were amazingly simple and was taken care of by the runtime. The floating point on it, while slow, didn't suffer from what C/C++ and likes had with inaccurate representations. With the right compiler settings and good structure, your executable could be "C/C++ fast", or likely came close enough. Also, you can take a C/C++.lib file and convert it to a.qlb file, which imported the libraries functions right into the project. And ultimately, if you REALLY needed to get nitty gritty, You could have always use CallAbsolute() to call in memory segments of code (granted, you had to compile asm outside of the project, but the fact that a BASIC could do such was good enough for me). The only real thing I longed for was an actual class type definition.
Personally, I have a... thing... where I have to go exactly the speed limit. Sure, I'm an asshole just as much as the dick tailgating me or the grandma I can't pass. My point being, people take the "left lane is for us passers!" wrongly, because there is scenarios where the left lane can't be a passing lane. You imply that this is the 1%, but this is true for every 4+ lane road in Florida I have ever seen.
Driving in the left lane but not passing anyone. (you should be in the right most lane unless you are passing or making room for someone merging in)
Wrong. Not all left lanes are passing lanes. Plenty are turning lanes. Turning lanes, by definition can't be passing lanes, because the traffic patterns for turning vehicles kills any chance so safely passing anything.
Also, your gripes infer that people just aren't going as fast as you want to go. Are you sure they are the problem?
One of the reason Windows is popular in companies is because they have really bloody good development tools, as well as drag-and-drop widgets/libraries to interface with their "platforms"
Ok, so you point out that they may be using the ambiguity of WHICH [speed/bandwidth] is unlimited, however, as you imply it means "speed", speed isn't unlimited either. You are LIMITed by the technology of the wireless network.
We watch Netflix/Hulu in 4 different rooms in the house (no cable/satellite tv). Throw that on top of having a VPN connection to the office to do work, I can easily break that. What I am doing may appear "excessive", but more and more people will be doing the same things in the future.
How many people go out of their way to buy a custom motherboard vs. some OEM prefab machine? Of those, how many are going to follow such a niche as Splashtop (let alone understand it)? Where exactly is the motivation (financial or otherwise)?
Propaganda from Wikipedia: "Propaganda is a form of communication that is aimed at influencing the attitude of a community toward some cause or position."
Ok, I'll bite. Why would there be motivation to spread propaganda about the Mayans being killed off?
The solution isn't that clear cut. In Florida (at least where I lived), we were allowed to choose any school we wanted for the child, so long as it was within their little district/area. What ended up happening is the more well off families filled the new, nice, "good" schools and all of the children with broken/criminal/poor families populated the one or two schools that were left at the end. Your solution may solve YOUR problem in your head, but it completely ignores any ramifications of such an act.
It is irresponsible and dangerous for a teacher to get involved like that. He isn't a bouncer and there is a messload of potential casualties around. It was an attempted stabbing. Call 911 and do your best to protect the others.
This is only true if sound is recorded. That is what is known as a two party consent. Both parties must be aware of the recording if it is deemed legal evidence.
I don't know why anyone listens to assholes like you. "I never had a problem so you must suck enough to be pinned to the shit of the profession" bullshit isn't a valid retort at all. It is bullying in hopes to win your online cock-affirmation.
Get the average kid to drink water, let alone constantly. You won't do it! Apparently from some other post, milk should be thought twice about as well. What do you expect these kids to drink that isn't seen as OMGPOISONRUNNNN!!!!11
This is the second post about how milk is ~unnecessary~. Some people will argue so is meat. Hell, so is fish, and just about anything else. I'm truly curious as to why milk is targeted? Will kids be better off drinking kool-aid? Tang? Orange Juice? coffee? Dr Pepper?
The fats in milk promote mental development, the calcium is a good source for GROWING bones, and the protein of both helps GROWING muscles. These kids are GROWING. They need a little bit of everything and a bit more of a few of them
That has to be the worst idea I have heard all day. Making things illegal to force a person to act a certain way is, I am sorry, stupid. In this case, people would just buy antibiotics from shady drug manufacturer in Mexico. I think it would be more reasonable that a doctor would simply not see you anymore if you failed to listen to his/her instructions.
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Brilliant. The "It doesn't happen to me, so you must be the problem" retort.
I've been able to use VB6 and VC++6 in WINE forever. There are hurdles, however. WINE doesn't have a MSVBVM60.dll replacement, so you need this for VB6. VC++6 has SOME issues with cross-process debuggering, especially when mixing windows threads with COM's apartment threading.
Yes really. From http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEEE_754:
Finite numbers, which may be either base 2 (binary) or base 10 (decimal). Each finite number is described by three integers: s = a sign (zero or one), c = a significand (or 'coefficient'), q = an exponent. The numerical value of a finite number is (1)^s × c × b^q
where b is the base (2 or 10). For example, if the sign is 1 (indicating negative), the significand is 12345, the exponent is 3, and the base is 10, then the value of the number is 12.345.
The coefficient can always represent a whole integer without rounding errors.
I spent a summer of working and saving to buy myself a copy of PDS (QuickBasic) 7.1. Back then, I preferred it, as I previously grew with GWBasic->QBasic->QuickBasic. Severely limited, I wouldn't call it. Its graphic routines were amazingly simple and was taken care of by the runtime. The floating point on it, while slow, didn't suffer from what C/C++ and likes had with inaccurate representations. With the right compiler settings and good structure, your executable could be "C/C++ fast", or likely came close enough. Also, you can take a C/C++ .lib file and convert it to a .qlb file, which imported the libraries functions right into the project. And ultimately, if you REALLY needed to get nitty gritty, You could have always use CallAbsolute() to call in memory segments of code (granted, you had to compile asm outside of the project, but the fact that a BASIC could do such was good enough for me). The only real thing I longed for was an actual class type definition.
Personally, I have a ... thing ... where I have to go exactly the speed limit. Sure, I'm an asshole just as much as the dick tailgating me or the grandma I can't pass. My point being, people take the "left lane is for us passers!" wrongly, because there is scenarios where the left lane can't be a passing lane. You imply that this is the 1%, but this is true for every 4+ lane road in Florida I have ever seen.
Driving in the left lane but not passing anyone. (you should be in the right most lane unless you are passing or making room for someone merging in)
Wrong. Not all left lanes are passing lanes. Plenty are turning lanes. Turning lanes, by definition can't be passing lanes, because the traffic patterns for turning vehicles kills any chance so safely passing anything.
Also, your gripes infer that people just aren't going as fast as you want to go. Are you sure they are the problem?
How is experiencing a moment in history, in a video game, admiration of the actions?
One of the reason Windows is popular in companies is because they have really bloody good development tools, as well as drag-and-drop widgets/libraries to interface with their "platforms"
Just because the software for a system can be compromised doesn't mean that you can make it grow legs and breath fire
So the risk is spread evenly, at remarkably convenient divisions of one year? Back to math class for you!
Ok, so you point out that they may be using the ambiguity of WHICH [speed/bandwidth] is unlimited, however, as you imply it means "speed", speed isn't unlimited either. You are LIMITed by the technology of the wireless network.
We watch Netflix/Hulu in 4 different rooms in the house (no cable/satellite tv). Throw that on top of having a VPN connection to the office to do work, I can easily break that. What I am doing may appear "excessive", but more and more people will be doing the same things in the future.
Sure, that worked when they renamed Camp Crystal Lake to Forest Green
FYI, "grow" isn't perfectly synonymous with "increase", AND you sound like a poser.
How many people go out of their way to buy a custom motherboard vs. some OEM prefab machine? Of those, how many are going to follow such a niche as Splashtop (let alone understand it)? Where exactly is the motivation (financial or otherwise)?
Propaganda from Wikipedia: "Propaganda is a form of communication that is aimed at influencing the attitude of a community toward some cause or position."
Ok, I'll bite. Why would there be motivation to spread propaganda about the Mayans being killed off?
According to Rick Santorum, you can just stop being gay, so this guy brought it on himself!
The solution isn't that clear cut. In Florida (at least where I lived), we were allowed to choose any school we wanted for the child, so long as it was within their little district/area. What ended up happening is the more well off families filled the new, nice, "good" schools and all of the children with broken/criminal/poor families populated the one or two schools that were left at the end. Your solution may solve YOUR problem in your head, but it completely ignores any ramifications of such an act.
It is irresponsible and dangerous for a teacher to get involved like that. He isn't a bouncer and there is a messload of potential casualties around. It was an attempted stabbing. Call 911 and do your best to protect the others.
This is only true if sound is recorded. That is what is known as a two party consent. Both parties must be aware of the recording if it is deemed legal evidence.
I don't know why anyone listens to assholes like you. "I never had a problem so you must suck enough to be pinned to the shit of the profession" bullshit isn't a valid retort at all. It is bullying in hopes to win your online cock-affirmation.
Get the average kid to drink water, let alone constantly. You won't do it! Apparently from some other post, milk should be thought twice about as well. What do you expect these kids to drink that isn't seen as OMGPOISONRUNNNN!!!!11
This is the second post about how milk is ~unnecessary~. Some people will argue so is meat. Hell, so is fish, and just about anything else. I'm truly curious as to why milk is targeted? Will kids be better off drinking kool-aid? Tang? Orange Juice? coffee? Dr Pepper?
The fats in milk promote mental development, the calcium is a good source for GROWING bones, and the protein of both helps GROWING muscles. These kids are GROWING. They need a little bit of everything and a bit more of a few of them
That has to be the worst idea I have heard all day. Making things illegal to force a person to act a certain way is, I am sorry, stupid. In this case, people would just buy antibiotics from shady drug manufacturer in Mexico. I think it would be more reasonable that a doctor would simply not see you anymore if you failed to listen to his/her instructions.