Comment Re:I am one affected (Score 1) 312
You need to fine-tune your sarcasm detector
You need to fine-tune your sarcasm detector
Give this man his prize. You know he earned it.
Why I still go to the movies. Bigger is, in fact, better.
I wonder how many people would go to the movies if the same content was available at the same time on their home TV setup.
Not being a dick here, but if you plan your purchases on company promises you don't get to whine when they aren't kept.
Just make sure you get one supporting the flow control lines, which most cheapo adapters don't. Most industrial equipment i've worked with wont communicate without those.
It is, actually. Much worse.
No idea - i'm not an US citizen. Though i'm interested on how the lack of democratic choices anywhere else justify the mockery that are "elections" in Cuba.
And you're deflecting my question. Again: how many non-party candidates did the 2008 election had?
"Candidates"? Lovely. Too bad all candidates were from the official party. Who were the opposition back in 2008 again?
God. I'm torn between modding +1 "Funny" or "Insightful"...
For myself, I learned Perl first, but was still interested in languages, and so continued with Python, PHP, Java, and so on. For a scripting language, I settled with Python, and feel that it is far superior to Perl in just about every way imaginable (and yeah, I'm a fan of the indentation, too, though I can see that if that's not similar to how you formatted your code in the first place, you'd not be likely to appreciate it. Me, I come from a C background where indentation far more formal than the K&R style was required.)
I love Python and use it daily, but there's one area where it lacks: speed. Perl is, by far, one of the fastest languages i've used and a very good choice if you're doing heavy batch processing.
You can include the key with the download URL, afaik.
It seems to be slowly starting to happen. As an Argentinian myself last week made me proud - something i really haven't felt in years.
Computer Science is merely the post-Turing decline in formal systems theory.
