I totally agree here. Compared to Xcode, development for Android is nowhere as slick.

But still, I managed to hammer out a simple (Java-based) app with a minimum of fuss. And I didn't need to screw around with Gradle.

My first job involved Java and I used Eclipse for that. In the meantime, I spot another job which involves C++, Python and Objective-C. Recently I wanted to quickly hammer out an Android app and I was pleasantly surprised by Android Studio. In three days, I got a basic five-screen app running to display a JSON-pooping web service.

It works like you expect a modern IDE to work. And that's all I needed.

But he did. Another RAID array of the same size would have sufficed. Oh, now I see what you mean. He didn't want to spend the money on a good way to backup that much data.

Another issue entirely :-)

Yeah bunch of wankers :-P

Move to Evernote. It can import OneNote, AFAIK.

"Motion charging".... hehehehe.... yeah I bet they test that a lot at Apple.

LOL... first you fully commit yourself to a Microsoft-only product, then you talk about "keeping me on Windows".

Yeah I actually meant Pathfinder, thanks. I'm not DM'ing and for some reason, other people bump into the shortcomings but never me :)

It's still awesome as a 30-year-old :) I'm playing with a bunch of people who work in the same building as I do. We usually play every two weeks. Sometimes it's old-school AD&D, sometimes the newer 3.5. It's amazing to just forget a bit about work, wife and kid, and play the hammer-wielding cleric.

Or software bugs. I've had Microsoft Word corrupt documents multiple times. I've also seen corrupted iTunes and Picasa databases.

There's more infection vectors besides the network.

Sounds great, keep it up. Be sure to ship it as soon as possible.

Someone once said "if in hindsight you're not ashamed of what you shipped, then you waited too long".

Obviously the submitter didn't grow up with a unix background, as lots of people here have. And now I see lots of people asking what the hell submitter is thinking, "is this a joke", "not worthy of a story" et cetera.

But think about it. Submitter came from a GUI background and now discovers the commandline. I'm thinking back when I started with Linux, feeling totally amazed about so much utilities, so much power and I kinda envy the submitter :)

So give it a rest and just chip in.

What a weird thing to say. Kernel support has been present since the early (SysV) days of IPC. Do you think that was wrong?

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