I have to agree. I love C# (ducks) but the documentation is just terrible. Horrid. Abominable. Basic things like (what will happen if you try to retrieve an object from a dictionary) are not documented. The order in which events are called are not documented. The code samples are abysmal:
System.NameSpace.ReallyComplexClass Example (C#): ReallyComplexClass rcl = new ReallyComplexClass();
Example (VB.Net): Dim rcl as new ReallyComplexClass()
Scientology might own the copyright to their works, but the Dutch supreme court ruled that copyright infringement can be acceptable if it is of interest of the general public. Of course, they have no jurisdiction in the US, but if the copyrighted material can be hosted in the Netherlands, it can be made accesible to anyone.
I know very little about UK politics but I am surprised by your vote on the Liberal Democrats. Was this a vote against labour? The LibDems are much closer to my own party D66 (dutch liberal democrats) and as far as I know they are no big fans of socialism. Or was it another issue or the way Labour operates?
I did not know about it but you are right, the new version lacks the distinct socialist feel of the original version.
I'm a liberal (not in the American sense) so both versions have little appeal to me. But I do believe that a democracy works best when minority opinions are represented as well in the parliament. Do you still vote?
In the Netherlands an MP just had to resign because he was responsible for publishing the names and addresses of public servants of the ministry responsible for keeping track of potential locations of nuclear power stations. They were consequently threatened by left-wing activists.
In which way was Hitler a liberal? There are many varieties of liberalism but all varieties share the idea that as a general rule of thumb, the smaller the government is, the better. Hitlers regime was in no way an example of a small government.
You should never, ever, 'judge' your level of intoxication to determine whether you should drive. If you need to judge, you shouldn't drive at all. Increasing traffic safety can be complicated but alcohol has such a proven negative effect on driving capability that you really oughtta draw the line at zero. If you don't do it for yourself, do it for the people you might run over.
True, but that's not the type of religion people base their lives on. The simple fact that there is a sentient, all encompassing being does not stipulate that there is an afterlife, that it's necessary live a good life or that homosexuality is a sin. You need a more specific set of beliefs for that.
However, since most religions are mutually exclusive, statistics suggest that at least a majority of those people who believe in a supreme being are wrong.
Could you be more specific? Which videos against jihad were taken down? I am going out on a limb and assume that you do realise that the jihad and China's reign over Tibet have nothing to do with each other. A search on the keyword 'jihad' yields many results from many perspectives. Surely there are many video's of afghans and iraqi being torn apart by coalition weapons. So tell me, where do you see this supposed bias?
Don't be ridiculous. There is no doubt that the success of Apple has been closely tied to Jobs' involvement with the company. Jobs has been the creative brain behind most of the companies success products.
I have to second this. IÂm Dutch and many people are claiming that the Dutch public transit system is expensive and inefficient. IÂve been to a lot of countries and I took a lot of trains and buses but our public transit compares favourably to almost any of them. Trains visit most parts of the country with metro-like frequency.
It really is a shame that the dutch national public transit card suffers from similar problems since it has been compromised too. But a chip card system offers a lot of options. Flexible pricing can incentivize off-hour travel. Chip systems will yield more comprehensive information on travel routes and habits and chip cards - if implemented properly - can be much easier to use.
Take a look at Windows Powershell, formerly known as Monad. It's different than most Unix shells out there but once you get used to it, it's pretty powerful.
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I did that like four times.
Out of sheer curiosity: Where did you move?
That not what she said to me.
What a genius answer. I wish I had mod points.
I have to agree. I love C# (ducks) but the documentation is just terrible. Horrid. Abominable. Basic things like (what will happen if you try to retrieve an object from a dictionary) are not documented. The order in which events are called are not documented. The code samples are abysmal:
System.NameSpace.ReallyComplexClass
Example (C#):
ReallyComplexClass rcl = new ReallyComplexClass();
Example (VB.Net):
Dim rcl as new ReallyComplexClass()
(...and so on for JScript and C++).
To be completely fair, they were DC-8s.
Scientology might own the copyright to their works, but the Dutch supreme court ruled that copyright infringement can be acceptable if it is of interest of the general public. Of course, they have no jurisdiction in the US, but if the copyrighted material can be hosted in the Netherlands, it can be made accesible to anyone.
I know very little about UK politics but I am surprised by your vote on the Liberal Democrats. Was this a vote against labour? The LibDems are much closer to my own party D66 (dutch liberal democrats) and as far as I know they are no big fans of socialism. Or was it another issue or the way Labour operates?
I did not know about it but you are right, the new version lacks the distinct socialist feel of the original version.
I'm a liberal (not in the American sense) so both versions have little appeal to me. But I do believe that a democracy works best when minority opinions are represented as well in the parliament. Do you still vote?
Ah I see. I was confused by the fact that the Labour party does claim to be a (democratic) socialist movement.
Hitler never claimed to be a liberal either. Or am I confusing Hitler of the NSDAP with Hitler of the the NLDAP?
In the Netherlands an MP just had to resign because he was responsible for publishing the names and addresses of public servants of the ministry responsible for keeping track of potential locations of nuclear power stations. They were consequently threatened by left-wing activists.
In which way was Hitler a liberal? There are many varieties of liberalism but all varieties share the idea that as a general rule of thumb, the smaller the government is, the better. Hitlers regime was in no way an example of a small government.
We were also the ones that designed the 'off' button on the blackberries.
then again i dropped out of college and set out to establish myself as an entrepreneur on the new world that is internet. that IS a game in itself.
1999, is that you???
You should never, ever, 'judge' your level of intoxication to determine whether you should drive. If you need to judge, you shouldn't drive at all. Increasing traffic safety can be complicated but alcohol has such a proven negative effect on driving capability that you really oughtta draw the line at zero. If you don't do it for yourself, do it for the people you might run over.
True, but that's not the type of religion people base their lives on. The simple fact that there is a sentient, all encompassing being does not stipulate that there is an afterlife, that it's necessary live a good life or that homosexuality is a sin. You need a more specific set of beliefs for that.
However, since most religions are mutually exclusive, statistics suggest that at least a majority of those people who believe in a supreme being are wrong.
Could you be more specific? Which videos against jihad were taken down? I am going out on a limb and assume that you do realise that the jihad and China's reign over Tibet have nothing to do with each other. A search on the keyword 'jihad' yields many results from many perspectives. Surely there are many video's of afghans and iraqi being torn apart by coalition weapons. So tell me, where do you see this supposed bias?
You mentioned that it is unfeasible on a global scale... what did you think people were growing before we had artificial fertilizers and pesticides?
You mean when earth was populated by one sixth of the current population?
Don't be ridiculous. There is no doubt that the success of Apple has been closely tied to Jobs' involvement with the company. Jobs has been the creative brain behind most of the companies success products.
I'll correct that for you:
"Float like a floatbot, sting like an automatic stinging machine!"
I have to second this. IÂm Dutch and many people are claiming that the Dutch public transit system is expensive and inefficient. IÂve been to a lot of countries and I took a lot of trains and buses but our public transit compares favourably to almost any of them. Trains visit most parts of the country with metro-like frequency.
It really is a shame that the dutch national public transit card suffers from similar problems since it has been compromised too. But a chip card system offers a lot of options. Flexible pricing can incentivize off-hour travel. Chip systems will yield more comprehensive information on travel routes and habits and chip cards - if implemented properly - can be much easier to use.
Unfortunately the computer system will be hidden deep in the jungle - just where the Velociraptors roam.
Take a look at Windows Powershell, formerly known as Monad. It's different than most Unix shells out there but once you get used to it, it's pretty powerful.