That's exactly what Scala does. It "extends" Java in a sense and still runs on the JVM. Swarm is essentially a creative new way of using a mature platform, assuming it works at some point.

Reminds me of that chalupa I had at Taco Bell last week.

The staple of mainstream media science reporting

Unless you add fifth dimensional monkeys, you just aren't cool anymore.

I was curious about that too, so I'm looking at the code. The Java implementation seems to be importing a non-java library, jgmplib. Anyone know what is going on here?

Or in this case: shit-for-shat

1) Blizzard probably doesn't want masses of users to be put at a disadvantage because they can't afford to buy the best add-ons.

2) Blizzard probably doesn't want to deal with people suing them because these little business take hits every time there's an engine change that severely breaks an add-on or makes it irrelevant.

You wouldn't want to use the Kindle for technical documentation anyway. It's designed around documents where you start at the beginning and go page by page until the end.

Yeah, I miss the good old days of alt.binaries.south-asian-amputees-pooping-in-grandpas-mouth

copy+paste

I found that taking the disk platter out and using it as a coaster helps too.

And the 2000 US Presidential election was in doubt because of a usability glitch in the Florida paper ballots. I wish we would get to the core issue. Who cares if it's paper or electronic, we need a WELL DESIGNED voting solution.