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Being responsible or afraid of litigation?

This is the worst idea I've seen lately. And you are running out of discuss-ey topics, Mr Eddo... :confused:

After choosing everything randomly, I've got this:

I might as well have chosen a better message, I thought noone would care enough to read it. ... I need a new sig now.

I think it is better to get rid of dropdown menu altogether and put a link into full edit into quick edit view for example. PS "Use full editor" link is already there.

When you are done playing tell us about you experience: Skype book readers pdf viewer browser, email VPN software (if possible, I have only access via VPN on my campus) and battery life

Then you should look into it (or Boost) again. The point is that it was being developed (and tested) for decades and you can't possibly write a better solution. Don't like character handling in strings? Write your own character traits class and plug it in std::string. Heap allocation takes too long? Write a custom allocator and use it with almost any STL lass that needs it. It is a nicer language (properties, overloaded operators and other nice little things), but Java is a more mature platform, and its toolchain and interoperability of components is exceptional. Besides, C#'s collection classes system is severely retarded compared to Java's. Oh yeah, and Java is now open-source. Then you should immediately be able to tell what my sig does. Completely forgot about the IDE. Regardless of how I dislike MS, no other IDE can beat Visual Studio. As for the editor, ViM is The One True Editor.

I am not sure if it is too much to ask to make quick editor default for "Edit" button. Editing is 99% correcting a typo. PS Like in this post, lol

Oh yes, print all unique words from a file in order of occurrence and the number of occurrences: #! /usr/bin/perl open F, (shift or die "Usage: perl $0 <filename>\n") or die "Can't open file: $!\n"; foreach (<F>) { $w{$1}++ while s/([[:alpha:]]+)(.*)/$2/; } foreach (sort { $w{$b} <=> $w{$a} } keys %w) { print "$w{$_}\t$_\n"; } close F; Notice, it is a complete and usable tool. PS Did I tell you how much I love Perl?

I have a feeling that not much people are going to answer in this thread... I'd say 2-3. Anyways... C++ is so diverse in its dialects, so there is no sense talking about liking it, it is like saying "I like programming". Well, I rather like STL though. Perl (which I love!) is perfect for one-liners and quick tools. List all files in the current directory that appear to have a version number in their name: /[0-9]+\.[0-9]+/ && print "$_\n" while <*>;

It is cross platform. It is a stable and mature industry standard.

There is an OpenGL library still, but it is implemented on top of DirectX, IIRC.

Now, about Epiphany's profile...

I think you can rate posters in their profile.

I think it looks this way because of default buttons, they are too light for the background. I suppose they are yet to be updated. And you can switch off side panel. PScool now you can do sub/superscript

CAPTCHA is even worse than before though. And button images need to be updated.

LOL Linky.

Shadowgrounds was so atrocious that I deleted it after 8 minutes of playing the demo.

I want you to start developing for Symbian, suffer and take those words back.

NWN2 Toolset.

Does it impact dust level inside the case in any way?

I have just used my backup CDs from 5 years ago and DVDs from 2 years ago and they are perfectly readable. roshan, maybe you've got poor CD-R disks.

I may be in minority here, but I'd rather see Fallout using a sort of JA2 ruleset.

It's not only web technology.