At what point are you forced to grant credit? Shall we call it KDE/QT/GNU/Linux? I'd say that anything without which the system would be unusable deserves credit. In general, the distro, GNU, and Linux.
No it couldn't. The comparable BSD tools have been around longer than the Linux kernel. When Linux was coming out, BSD was in a lot of legal trouble. That's also why Hurd ended up so bad--it was originally going to use a BSD kernel but there were legal troubles. It's also why there are different BSDs.
(The CIA also has double walls between which they pump white noise so that people can't read the vibrations of the glass with laser meters. The building is magnetically shielded so people can't "read" the monitors of people remotely.) Michael Westen doesn't need all that fancy technology, he can just use a vibrator.
Because they're worse ideologues than RMS(they believe that propietarians should have the right to fuck you over, and that removing that right is evil) and they could never work on anything that dared to preserve freedom.
My guess is that he's just considering the camera and the monitor to be the endpoints rather than conversions. Besides, reality and analog encoding aren't the same thing.
Or perhaps via comics, as Joss is doing now, except he had the series first and the drawn word after. From what I've heard a guy named Bobby Crosby is actually planning on pitching his webcomics to Hollywood.
Using self, or something like it, is a requirement for having a dynamic class-based OOP system. C++ can get away with avoiding it most of the time by requiring variable declarations. Python will and should never do that. Ruby uses at-signs which have much of the same purpose as self in Python.
Python will support indentions of any length as long as they're there and they're consistent. (Tabs are 8 spaces, as god indented. Er, as God intended.) And if you don't indent at all you're a fucking idiot, I don't care who you are.
Yeah, Self was quite fast due to heavy, heavy optimization. I'd say that Python doesn't do enough dynamism and that is what is making those sorts of optimizations hard. Too many special cases.
Interestingly, the syntax it uses was something I liked about it. It felt a lot less kludgy than having print/println, and it has the most common use as the simplest.
The fact that it happened isn't very controversial. You know what's worse than finding a worm in your apple? The holocaust. You know what's worse than the holocaust? Finding half a worm in your apple.
Mr. Daily Kos, how tall is a pony?
Maybe it's a good thing that I'm allergic to antibiotics but were it not for western medicine(chemotherapy) my mom would be dead. So up yours with the "it's psychological" shit.
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White plastic makes my eyes bleed worse than anything for PCs. Even those friggen blue LEDs are better than white plastic.
Like Real Time Strategy, none of which have been ported to consoles since the first Playstation was new.
Hey, the same thing is happening to Linux!
If he's a college student he probably doesn't pay his own electricity bills.
For his nice quotes you use the "quote" or "blockquote" HTML elements.
I've always heard of these mythical essential-but-small-userbase applications but never actually seen any examples of them.
Because they're worse ideologues than RMS(they believe that propietarians should have the right to fuck you over, and that removing that right is evil) and they could never work on anything that dared to preserve freedom.
My guess is that he's just considering the camera and the monitor to be the endpoints rather than conversions. Besides, reality and analog encoding aren't the same thing.
The highest ad ratio I've seen is from when they take the hourlong Doctor Who Christmas Specials on Sci-Fi and put in 30 minutes of commercials.
Using self, or something like it, is a requirement for having a dynamic class-based OOP system. C++ can get away with avoiding it most of the time by requiring variable declarations. Python will and should never do that. Ruby uses at-signs which have much of the same purpose as self in Python.
Python will support indentions of any length as long as they're there and they're consistent. (Tabs are 8 spaces, as god indented. Er, as God intended.) And if you don't indent at all you're a fucking idiot, I don't care who you are.
Yeah, Self was quite fast due to heavy, heavy optimization. I'd say that Python doesn't do enough dynamism and that is what is making those sorts of optimizations hard. Too many special cases.
Interestingly, the syntax it uses was something I liked about it. It felt a lot less kludgy than having print/println, and it has the most common use as the simplest.
Steve Jobs does it too. As do a shitload of other CEOs.
Could you at least provide a source that isn't Cato?
The fact that it happened isn't very controversial. You know what's worse than finding a worm in your apple? The holocaust. You know what's worse than the holocaust? Finding half a worm in your apple.
Mr. Daily Kos, how tall is a pony?
That's called Wine. French people already sell it to us.
Sheesh, you'd think Darl could pay his restaurant tabs...
And now he's dying!
Witches and bitches are two different things. The former implies actual magic powers, as there were in the Wizard of Oz.
Maybe it's a good thing that I'm allergic to antibiotics but were it not for western medicine(chemotherapy) my mom would be dead. So up yours with the "it's psychological" shit.