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siika2000

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    Comment #2261892

    That's modern enterprise computing for you.

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    Comment #2245756

    I was trying to be funny, but failed. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patrick_Bateman

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    Comment #2244892

    Are you sure you haven't misspelled you nick when registering? I mean, g and b are like right next to each other...

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    Comment #2242050

    To answer my own question: C++ http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/std/valarray/valarray/sum...

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    Comment #2241990

    In what language are arrays of numbers their own class?

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    Comment #2241413

    > The ideal would be a dynamic language with optional static typing but I have yet to see a language like that. That would be Common Lisp.

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    > Kudos to his manager for actually looking at the code and recognizing the problem. Huh? > My manager looked at the code and asked "Who's going to maintain this? How will they und…

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    Comment #2220891

    Also: http://nokiapland.com/ http://nokiaplane.com/

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    Comment #2216216

    Anyone know where I could buy some of that?

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    Comment #2215978

    My current phone is slowly breaking and I've been searching for something along those lines. Samsung E2370 seems to fit the bill, though even it has some extraneous features: http:…

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    Comment #2213770

    The article says pretty much what I've been thinking: too many choices, consumers have no idea which Nokia phone is any good. However, I'm not so sure that this thinking is any goo…

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    Comment #2213146

    There's no need for conspiracy theories, but this is something that should not be overlooked either. Elop's decisions influence two very large companies and their shareholders, and…

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    Could the downvoter answer the question? In none of the cars I've driven does the "brake always override the throttle". Yes, brake is more powerful than the the engine, but that is…

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    I think not, since I've shut down the engine a few times in a long downhill on an empty but curvy road and been able to steer. The steering and braking assists (not sure what they'…

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    > I dislike the outright banning of certain technologies.[1] So do I. Did you forget to include some link you intended to include?

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    Comment #2210065

    Here's something I don't understand: Why do they ban technologies on cost grounds? Why not just force the teams to sell one of their cars (chosen by random) in an auction at some m…

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    > After all, brakes always override the throttle Huh? Is this only in cars with automatic transmission or something? Since with a manual transmission you couldn't get going uphill …

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    > Windows 7 is probably the best piece of software I have ever used 1) Maybe you should use more software (not that W7 is bad, but I wouldn't say it's the best evar) 2) Windows Pho…

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    Comment #2205482

    Why is function level import considered bad practice?

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    From the referred Michael Pollan's article[0]: > Once, food was all you could eat, but today there are lots of other edible foodlike substances in the supermarket. Once you let tha…

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    Comment #2202911

    For some values of "average".