A year ago, we took a huge step, decided to support Win32, OSX, and Linux with our next product release. After looking at various cross-platform UI tools, we settled on wxWidgets. So far, no complaints. We've factored out all the UI into separate modules, and the underlying code uses std libraries. So far so good!
Anyone who has been in the computer industry for more than a few months knows this. Its prevalent everywhere. Don't let them say "there aren't enough engineers to go around", thats pure horse hockey. HIB workers arre cheaper, plain and simple.
As much as Im a believer in public transportation, for me to get to the easiest computer store without driving (and not the closest), would involve a mile and a half hike to the train station, almost an hour on the train, change to the subway for 2 stops, then a mile walk, or bus ride.
Public trans in the US is a joke, but I wish it wasnt.
$7500 for a 10% increase? Seems a bit steep for the average joe. I'm sure that if this gets popular, prices will go down. Sounds like a great idea if it works.
Its definately not about the money. I'm paid very well, but I only get 2 weeks of vacation a year (been at this job almost 5 years now, and in the industry over 20). Last 2 reviews Ive asked for more vacation instead of money, and both times been told "thats for larger companies". ugh
I'll second that. I used to buy over FidoNET and others, via various networked BBSs. In almost 20 years of buying and selling stuff, I've had exactly 2 deals not go as planned, and neither of them was fraud. One was 10 or so years ago with a copy of Novell Netware, I though was Netware 2, and turned out to be Netware/2 (for PS/2). My bad, didnt read the ad good enough, but turned around and sold it for what I paid for it. Second deal was a couple years ago on ebay, I was selling something, guy won the auction, never responded to any of my emails. I never heard BOO from this guy for 3 months, so I relisted. The minute I relisted, I got an email from him saying he had bought those items already, I was being a fraud, etc. EBay took my side on that one, and I sold the item for what I wanted to anyway.
My ex, and her sister, are both like this. They'll take the wildest treatments for various things instead of just riding out a cold, or putting a bandaid on a cut. And, dont get them started on anything like surgery or radiation treatment, no.
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As well as having redundant and duplicate backup systems.
This must be an industry standard. Every ATM Ive been to around here, no matter WHAT bank, plays that tune, and has for as long as I can remember.
And this is a bad thing how?
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A year ago, we took a huge step, decided to support Win32, OSX, and Linux with our next product release. After looking at various cross-platform UI tools, we settled on wxWidgets. So far, no complaints. We've factored out all the UI into separate modules, and the underlying code uses std libraries. So far so good!
Or maybe Tom Jones?
I hear its not unusual...
Anyone know if this will run on regular Intel based hardware, or only a Mac-specified one?
In other news, water is wet, and the sky is blue.
Anyone who has been in the computer industry for more than a few months knows this. Its prevalent everywhere. Don't let them say "there aren't enough engineers to go around", thats pure horse hockey. HIB workers arre cheaper, plain and simple.
No "shot while resisting arrest"? Too bad.
As much as Im a believer in public transportation, for me to get to the easiest computer store without driving (and not the closest), would involve a mile and a half hike to the train station, almost an hour on the train, change to the subway for 2 stops, then a mile walk, or bus ride.
Public trans in the US is a joke, but I wish it wasnt.
*golf clap* for getting around the filters.
I'm intrigued by your sales pitch. Do you have a flyer?
I still have my Qlink coffee mug. Gets a lot of "What's that?" questions.
$7500 for a 10% increase? Seems a bit steep for the average joe. I'm sure that if this gets popular, prices will go down. Sounds like a great idea if it works.
Chief Sohcahtoa? When I was in school, he was Emperor Sohcahtoa of Japan!
Exxon Green is people!
Go through the cache for loose pr0n?
Its definately not about the money. I'm paid very well, but I only get 2 weeks of vacation a year (been at this job almost 5 years now, and in the industry over 20). Last 2 reviews Ive asked for more vacation instead of money, and both times been told "thats for larger companies". ugh
I'll second that. I used to buy over FidoNET and others, via various networked BBSs. In almost 20 years of buying and selling stuff, I've had exactly 2 deals not go as planned, and neither of them was fraud. One was 10 or so years ago with a copy of Novell Netware, I though was Netware 2, and turned out to be Netware/2 (for PS/2). My bad, didnt read the ad good enough, but turned around and sold it for what I paid for it. Second deal was a couple years ago on ebay, I was selling something, guy won the auction, never responded to any of my emails. I never heard BOO from this guy for 3 months, so I relisted. The minute I relisted, I got an email from him saying he had bought those items already, I was being a fraud, etc. EBay took my side on that one, and I sold the item for what I wanted to anyway.
Just use your brains, people!
How else am I going to get uploader credits?
My ex, and her sister, are both like this. They'll take the wildest treatments for various things instead of just riding out a cold, or putting a bandaid on a cut. And, dont get them started on anything like surgery or radiation treatment, no.
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You're welcome.
"Thank you, come again" should be all you need, if around here is any indication.
Blackadder: Baldrick, have you no idea what irony is?
Baldric: Yeah, it's like goldy and bronzy, only it's made of iron.!