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  1. Re:Sigh on Intel Releases USB 3.0 Controller Interface Spec · · Score: 1

    Probably wouldn't have to waste space to make a non-symetrical yet tileable shape? Any maths doods care to (dis)prove this

  2. Re:Calling this AI is overhype... and its not new on Using AI With GCC to Speed Up Mobile Design · · Score: 1

    Why would you choose GA over any other search algorithm?

  3. Re:Other Revenue Sources? on Google's Shadow Over Firefox · · Score: 1

    donations? consultancy?

  4. What no robots? on Seven Wonders of the IT World · · Score: 1

    Should be at least one, should there not?

  5. Re:it's open to the public on Boston Judge Denies RIAA Motion for Judgment · · Score: 1

    2. wear pants. underwear is ok for life in the basement, but the general public tends to wear pants Translation required for us Brits please
  6. Re:Or maybe on Google Talk Claims Openness, Lacks S2S Support · · Score: 1

    "Is there something they're going to make available that makes it a stand-out? "

    I'm hoping and think they probably will provide me with one simple 'communication' GUI, with which I can easily email, text, talk, chat or whatever
    from just about any device
    to any of my contacts
    on any network
    for free.

    Now that would stand out!

  7. Re:SVG on Adobe and Macromedia Shareholders Approve Merger · · Score: 1

    Me too!

    SVG is the standard for vector based graphics. Adobe provide a half decent plug-in and it works in both IE and Firefox. Anyone know what Macromedias attitude to SVG is?

  8. Re: C# is a particularly nice language on Developing for Healthcare - .NET vs J2EE? · · Score: 1
    C# is a particularly nice language. IMHO, easier to use than Java.
    You can sum up the design philosophy differences between C# and Java by counting the number of key words in each. Java has around 50 whereas C# has ~90. Since there is very little difference in what u can achieve with the two languages u have to ask why all the extra syntax in C#? Which is going to be easier to learn? Which is going to have easier to read source code? I guess it comes down to personal preference, concise and elegant or not ;-)