Gmail, Adwords, and Adsense probably use javascript on the end that the user sees, but those requests go somewhere, and we don't know what the actual language used is behind the scenes.
Yes, well, your parents also think about how what they do will affect your future actions and guide you towards some bright future. Are your parents now like programmers? Not unless they already were programmers.
Okay, I'm not trying to burst everyone's bubble here, but there is no kung-fu hacking style. I guess the best metaphor I can come up with here is hacking is like martial arts.
If you replace every instance of "hack" in your post with "crack" I'll agree with you. The media may call them hackers, but that's really not accurate.
And it's not "kung-fu" if you're thinking of hacking, it's "kung-foo" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foo#Nonsense_words
Reason for kids not being able to be schooled at home are endless. Biggest one being THERE IS NO ONE THERE TO SUPERVISE THEM.
I don't know where you came from, but where I came from, kid's parents worked to put food on the table.
What? You're confusing distance education with home schooling. Homeschooling means one of the parents stays home and teaches their child - the kids don't go to school. Distance education means that they receive the information and assignments without going to school.
I don't know where you came from either, but not all parents both work.
So far as I know, Ruby is similar, but has more syntactic sugar. Then again, I don't know much about Ruby. How much sugar you can add to something before it isn't so good anymore is subjective.
Go with Python. If you want more syntactic sugar after, switch to Ruby.
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But what if you don't need a web framework?
Gmail, Adwords, and Adsense probably use javascript on the end that the user sees, but those requests go somewhere, and we don't know what the actual language used is behind the scenes.
But what mental feats are there? You roll the dice and use your imagination. I wasn't aware that imagining things takes significant mental skill.
Yes, well, your parents also think about how what they do will affect your future actions and guide you towards some bright future. Are your parents now like programmers? Not unless they already were programmers.
Of course they had no comment, because the intention is to stop the dolphins with dartguns on their head!
Even if you could scan all of them, are you going to just leave named
untitled, untitled-1, untitled-2... untitled-3000
or are you going to rename all of them and organize them in some way? You probably won't find a solution that won't take a lot of time and work.
You could try one of the ideas from Summer of Code that didn't make the cut. The summer-discuss group was full of ideas. http://groups.google.com/group/summer-discuss?hl=e n
So far as I know, Ruby is similar, but has more syntactic sugar. Then again, I don't know much about Ruby. How much sugar you can add to something before it isn't so good anymore is subjective. Go with Python. If you want more syntactic sugar after, switch to Ruby.
In The Prisoner, their security is a big ball of canvas filled with something and it suffocates people trying to escape. Why don't they try that?