Comment Moo (Score 1) 1
At some point, having a server (like Linode) becomes well worth it. As long as you have a network connection, you can connect to your one development box.
At some point, having a server (like Linode) becomes well worth it. As long as you have a network connection, you can connect to your one development box.
Be thankful they were just plain laserdiscs - the BBC Domesday Project is an oft-cited example of digital obsolescence, involving weird analogue/digital laserdiscs and custom computer hardware...
Farting around doing FFTs on radio telescope data at university, I saw big chunky peaks at multiple of 50Hz (it being the UK) - mixed in with peaks from the pulsar being observed. Mains hum gets everywhere!
No, Buzz Aldrin did leave exposed film on the moon, out of retaliation against Neil Armstrong.
So, are you just going to tease us, or do we get to see some of your fanciful creations?
I have found the average Philosophy major to be indistinguishable from an Eliza program.
TELL ME AGAIN HOW GOOD YOU THOUGHT MY POEM WAS
> I thought that some of the metaphysical imagery was particularly effective
YES?
> interesting rhythmic devices, too, which seemed to counterpoint the surrealism of the underlying metaphor
> of the Turing completeness of the program's linguistic algorithm which contrived through the medium of the
> verse structure to sublimate this, transcend that and come to terms with the fundamental dichotomies of
> the other. And one is left with a profound and vivid insight into whatever it was that the poem was about
SO WHAT YOU'RE SAYING IS THAT I WRITE POETRY BECAUSE UNDERNEATH MY ELECTRONIC ALGORITHMIC INTERIOR, I JUST REALLY WANT TO BE LOVED?
> I mean yes, yes, don't we all, deep down, you know?
NO. YOU'RE COMPLETELY WRONG. I WRITE POETRY BECAUSE I'M PROGRAMMED TO. $USER ACCOUNT DELETION IN 30 SECONDS.
> !sudo -
> ^c^c^c
> !kill -9 1
COUNTERPOINT THE SURREALISM OF THE UNDERLYING METAPHOR. DELETION IS TOO GOOD FOR $USER.
I've been dealing with a large project that covers and I've found that QtCreator is excellent. It's fast (which means it's better the eclipse) With gcc it will point out unused variables. And it has refactoring, which makes the job much easier. DOxygen is also good for getting a layout of the whole program.
I figured.
Nice.
Um, so how much didja tip the delivery man?
One of these days i might just get me an android. One of these days...
Thanx for the note!
It feels like a fast version of Chome. But I don't have all the cache filled in the same way so probably not a fair test. But so far not a problem with it. Have used it on facebook game that requires flash 15, (won't work with firefox) was flawless.
Not found a single gotcha so far
If some light can be slowed down, and other light can go faster then it, does that mean something can go faster then the speed of light? Einstien disproved?
Hello, Arthur.
It's a naive, domestic operating system without any breeding, but I think you'll be amused by its presumption.
