I'd actually say that it looks like it's taking a lot of Boo's features. The inferrence, the lambdas, there's only 2 features that Boo doesn't have, and they'll be taken care of within a month.
I was in the American Computer Science League, and I have to say that the whole team was pretty funny.
We went to Pennsylvania to compete, and we were a group of 5.
Contestant #1: The.NET guy. He's a lot like a performance-enhancer pot guy. "Hey that was awesome. You know what'd be even better? If it were done with.NET".NET can surely do no wrong. Caffeine Addiction.
Contestant #2: The cultured Asian kid. He brought a skateboard everywhere on the trip and got yelled at several times during the competition for riding in the hallway. He was easily the smartest among us. He wrote 2 of the 5 programs we were given. In Mathematica, no less. Did a lot of pot.
Contestant #3: The Indian kid. He was the timid one, but he was still smart. Granted, he didn't really contribute anything, as he only knew Java, and we for sure wouldn't let that beast ruin us. He kept his computer running through some kind of magic, because it broke at least every week. Also did a lot of pot.
Contestant #4: The complete slacker. Now you'd assume that he was addicted to pot, but no, just Everquest. His contribution was keeping track of what problems we solved. He also came up with one or two unit tests. He was the youngest cause he skipped a grade or something. He was also my roommate for Junior and Senior year.
Contestant #5: Me. I wrote 3/5 programs in Python, because the.NET guy messed up the one I assigned him. I would do drugs but it's not in my budget. I also don't believe in sleep. I find it a horrible waste of time. I also am tring to become an adult film maker.
Everyone of us is batshit insane in at least some part of our lives. Probably not the Indian kid, though, he was cool.
Also, we still think that our mentor worked for the NSA previously, but these rumors were never confirmed. Hush hush.
In the end, we got 6th place, which was kinda sad. It's mostly my fault, because I made one typo. I pressed 3 instead of making it depend on the length of the given array. If that hadn't happened, we would've gotten 2nd.
Now the school we went to said that if we "placed" they would pay for our dinner.
To this day, the School thinks that we got 5th place, because we didn't want to split that dinner.
iTunes only runs on Linux in the event that you have Crossover Office (which you have to pay for, and I'm not even positive that it will work, but it's supposed to)
But I want to adhere to the Ubuntu philosophy, I'd like to have a CD with just XFCE on it, along with various Gtk (not Gnome) apps - for lightweight desktops.
I used to use Fedora Core 2 for quite a few months, then I switched between distros every week, finally landing on Ubuntu.
I tried out Fedora Core 3 on a different HD and I must say I was not impressed in the least bit, it kept giving me problems - even with yum, though it was an easy fix.
`rpm --import/usr/share/rhn/RPM-GPG-KEY`
or something to that degree.
Everything seemed to be both working and not working at the same time - polished one second and slopped together the next.
I severely dislike the package management system and the lack of a well integrated setup like Ubuntu had.
I disliked the DVD-size install, I had to use 3 CD's to get my system up and running with Fedora Core 3.
I also liked the support of Ubuntu moreso than Fedora's - Ubuntu has a nice Wiki which explains everything very clearly, while Fedora has a lot of stuff about Core 1 and Core 2, but I could sorely find anything about Core 3.
>>anyone who goes to Bally fitness might know what I mean
>Have you forgotten where your posting to?
I don't get why people don't work out - especially nerd-types, they need it most. I am one such a nerd and I definitely work out 3x a week. Learn to take care of your bodies, they're important too.
This proves nothing, Iceland is different than Mars in one drastic respect - Color.
Iceland, as we all know is made entirely of ice, unlike Greenland, which despite being more northern, is all nice and grassy
Mars is red from its rust, thus disproving any correlation between between life on Iceland and Mars.
White != Red
I truly hope someone realizes my innate sarcasm
One problem is that Fedora Core 2 ships with 4kstacks on, and the source they provide doesn't allow you to turn it off, you have to run a different kernel (one with 8kstacks), this is what I did until the new drivers came out
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I'd actually say that it looks like it's taking a lot of Boo's features. The inferrence, the lambdas, there's only 2 features that Boo doesn't have, and they'll be taken care of within a month.
http://boo.codehaus.org/
I banish dirt to the land of wind and ghosts.
I was in the American Computer Science League, and I have to say that the whole team was pretty funny.
.NET guy. He's a lot like a performance-enhancer pot guy. "Hey that was awesome. You know what'd be even better? If it were done with .NET" .NET can surely do no wrong. Caffeine Addiction.
.NET guy messed up the one I assigned him. I would do drugs but it's not in my budget. I also don't believe in sleep. I find it a horrible waste of time. I also am tring to become an adult film maker.
We went to Pennsylvania to compete, and we were a group of 5.
Contestant #1: The
Contestant #2: The cultured Asian kid. He brought a skateboard everywhere on the trip and got yelled at several times during the competition for riding in the hallway. He was easily the smartest among us. He wrote 2 of the 5 programs we were given. In Mathematica, no less. Did a lot of pot.
Contestant #3: The Indian kid. He was the timid one, but he was still smart. Granted, he didn't really contribute anything, as he only knew Java, and we for sure wouldn't let that beast ruin us. He kept his computer running through some kind of magic, because it broke at least every week. Also did a lot of pot.
Contestant #4: The complete slacker. Now you'd assume that he was addicted to pot, but no, just Everquest. His contribution was keeping track of what problems we solved. He also came up with one or two unit tests. He was the youngest cause he skipped a grade or something. He was also my roommate for Junior and Senior year.
Contestant #5: Me. I wrote 3/5 programs in Python, because the
Everyone of us is batshit insane in at least some part of our lives. Probably not the Indian kid, though, he was cool.
Also, we still think that our mentor worked for the NSA previously, but these rumors were never confirmed. Hush hush.
In the end, we got 6th place, which was kinda sad. It's mostly my fault, because I made one typo. I pressed 3 instead of making it depend on the length of the given array. If that hadn't happened, we would've gotten 2nd.
Now the school we went to said that if we "placed" they would pay for our dinner.
To this day, the School thinks that we got 5th place, because we didn't want to split that dinner.
Who modded this funny?
I'm appalled.
It's obviously either Informative or Insightful.
Code under the BSDL can be used in proprietary products granted that credit is given to its authors.
heck, it might be worth 10.000 someday.
That is the way inflation is going.
Both Intel and Dell are Goliaths. Intel's just out having a smoke or something.
iTunes runs on Windows, MacOS, and Linux.
iTunes only runs on Linux in the event that you have Crossover Office (which you have to pay for, and I'm not even positive that it will work, but it's supposed to)
Here's what they support on their site:
Mac OS X v10.1.5 or later Windows 2000 or XP Windows 2000 or XP
http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/
But I want to adhere to the Ubuntu philosophy, I'd like to have a CD with just XFCE on it, along with various Gtk (not Gnome) apps - for lightweight desktops.
Does that mean there's a Gubuntu? ;)
Gubuntu is not a real word, unlike Ubuntu and Kubuntu. Ubuntu normal is based on Gnome, whereas Ubuntu-KDE or Kubuntu is based on KDE.
I've tried Kubuntu out, it's very nice, although not perfect, but such things should be fixed by release (1 month).
I use Ubuntu normally, and I feel Kubuntu is very important, because it allows those who prefer KDE to use Ubuntu as well.
I'm just hoping there'll be a Xubuntu or something like it with XFCE
*hug*
*starts humping*
Um, if you live in Chicago, that's definitely my brother's. He didn't want me to secure it, because he doesn't care and thinks that it's easier.
You could send so much porn at 101 Gbps...*drool*
I tried out Fedora Core 3 on a different HD and I must say I was not impressed in the least bit, it kept giving me problems - even with yum, though it was an easy fix. or something to that degree.
Everything seemed to be both working and not working at the same time - polished one second and slopped together the next.
I severely dislike the package management system and the lack of a well integrated setup like Ubuntu had.
I disliked the DVD-size install, I had to use 3 CD's to get my system up and running with Fedora Core 3.
I also liked the support of Ubuntu moreso than Fedora's - Ubuntu has a nice Wiki which explains everything very clearly, while Fedora has a lot of stuff about Core 1 and Core 2, but I could sorely find anything about Core 3.
-- This is not meant to be a flame
>>anyone who goes to Bally fitness might know what I mean
>Have you forgotten where your posting to?
I don't get why people don't work out - especially nerd-types, they need it most.
I am one such a nerd and I definitely work out 3x a week.
Learn to take care of your bodies, they're important too.
That's why their next plan is to charge an infinite amount of money for a license, that way, they'll at least get $1.00
1/0 * 0 = 1
This proves nothing, Iceland is different than Mars in one drastic respect - Color. Iceland, as we all know is made entirely of ice, unlike Greenland, which despite being more northern, is all nice and grassy Mars is red from its rust, thus disproving any correlation between between life on Iceland and Mars. White != Red I truly hope someone realizes my innate sarcasm
$2,000,000.00 / $10,000.00 = 20,000% ROI
Math can be fun when you know the secret!
1. Open Case
2. Pop out CMOS Battery
3. Pop in CMOS Battery
4. Close Case
No more BIOS password.
That'd be "Ein Vok, Ein Reich, Kein P2P"
How is parent Insightful? Seriously, people - it's a joke, not a look into the inner depths of our souls or something to that degree.
I submitted the story on July 1, and it was rejected.
One problem is that Fedora Core 2 ships with 4kstacks on, and the source they provide doesn't allow you to turn it off, you have to run a different kernel (one with 8kstacks), this is what I did until the new drivers came out
Ah, Family Guy is great