Comment: Re:and where is exactly the problem? (Score 1) 894
Yes. Religion implies, by definition, believing in the supernatural. Soviet communists believed in many things, but definitely not in the supernatural.
Yes. Religion implies, by definition, believing in the supernatural. Soviet communists believed in many things, but definitely not in the supernatural.
#pragma once is non-standard.
So you don't have include guards on your header files?
Maybe that's when they added the part about offensive names into their guidelines.
How about, when naming variables, you have to put the first letter of the typename in the start of the variable name!
Hungarian notation isn't about using the typename at all.
Please tell that to Microsoft.
I don't know what problems you have with a narrow ornamental fabric or braid of silk, wool, or cotton, often stiffened with metallic wire or coarse cord running through it, used as trimming for dresses, curtains, furniture, etc.
Well, at least for the Old Testament, a Hebrew translation would be a bit odd
Well, if I really wanted, I definitely could afford a large TV. But I don't see why I should waste my money on it.
A big house? I don't see how I could afford that (well, if I'd go to some unattractive region, maybe; or maybe not, because there I'd probably not find work).
Big fridges? Well, that's mostly an American thing anyway.
Big AC? Well, I have no idea what an AC costs; I'm more concerned about heating prices
Sorry guys, I spent $2500 on a 65" DLP maybe 6 years ago and it still looks great.
I'd never consider spending that much money (or even half of that) for a TV.
Well then you are lucky you dont stay in India. a 46 inch LCD TV costs the equivalent of USD 1200, and thats not adjusting for PPP,etc. just a direct currency conversion
Who needs a 46 inch TV? I certainly don't.
I'm having a hard time understanding why the EU would want to forbid the export of used electronics to Africa.
As far as I know, only non-working stuff (aka waste) is forbidden to export. If it works, you may export it. Of course, non-working stuff which could be repaired is still non-working stuff.
Necessity has no law. -- St. Augustine