Comment between 20 to 30 (Score 1) 356
To lazy to look up the exact place but last I saw Fortran it was between 20 and 30.
To lazy to look up the exact place but last I saw Fortran it was between 20 and 30.
Incidentally, this also applies to just about every language on the list other than C.
C++ and Ada have ISO standards as well. That makes 3 out of 20 (Pascals ISO standard expired) so I guess you are right.
No, the OP is right. Not the programmers are setting the time line but the pointy-haired Bosses. They have to take documentation into account. But they give a shit about our estimates and are always asking that the work is done that little bit faster.
The private projects I do where time is of no concern are all perfectly documented.
I started to think think the “commies” where right approximately 15 years and ago it became a firm believe when PATRIOT was implemented. So no surprise here.
On Symbian that works perfectly. But wait Symbian is a SmartPhone OS. But the OP thinks JavaME is an OS. Strange...
PS: Of course I know perfectly well what your point is. And you are right: Outside Symbianb JavaME is a pain in the arse.
Look at the track record:
1) Compaq: bought 2002: Product line disappeared, brand name wrecked.
2) Digital Equipment Corporation: bought 2002: Product line disappeared, brand name wrecked.
3) Palm: bought 2010: Product line almost disappeared, brand name almost wrecked.
If a company is bought out by HP than that is the end. My guess is that HP suffers from a very, very serious case of “Not invented here syndrome.”
CarrierIQ was on iPhones as well. And on Symbian. CarrierIQ is OS independent and installed (mostly) on branded USA devices.
Yes, MeGoo was spared. But that is because MeGoo is
a) not branded
b) still born
And last not least: All Google-Experience Devices (Nexus and XOOM) come without CarrierIQ. So no need to place CarrierIQ and Google in the same sentence.
An American standard isn't good enough for many people
Not many. Most! 95% is most not mere many.
ANSI was the standards body for C.
Which was only valid standards body for 5% of the human population. That is why all important languages have ISO standards these days.
(Ohh dear, yet another narrow-minded USA centric posting — but the, what to expect form
ISO (International Standards Organisation) is for the the other 95% of the human population for whom ANSI (American National Standards Institute) is of no concern.
I don't know if it's still this way, but in Brazil the caller paid cellphone charges for calling a mobile number.
Actually I think the US is only country in the world where the callee has to pay for a call. In every other country it is initiator-pays principle.
Well, unless you are roaming. Then the callee has to pay the roaming charges.
Same is Germany: Either direct seats or 5% get you in.
Just in case you don't know: The US is the *ONLY* country left in the world which still uses inches and letter sized paper. The rest of the world — including GB — uses metric measurements and A4 paper.
Because it could only be sold to 5% of the world population. The rest of the world want an A4 (210mm×297mm) sized reader.
And it does not matter if you don't care what it cost. A proper business plan will look at what the majority of potential customers what and can afford.
Not quite. The priest of the catholic church are more into under-aged boys.
Not all of course. There was a report on German TV about the catholic priest which lived a normal live with his wife and daughter. “Just don't show my face, my employer does and must not know.”
I have hardly ever known a mathematician who was capable of reasoning. -- Plato
