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This newsgroup // WishlistfluxenNov 23, 1998, 10:28pm
O-P-E-N S-O-U-R-C-E-!-!-!-!-!-!
-- Fluxen Dean-Christian Strik ICQ: 11760568 ISG RhinoSoft fluxen at bigfoot.com dean2 at bigfoot.com Real computer scientists despise the idea of actual hardware. Hardware has limitations, software doesn't. It's a real shame that Turing machines are so poor at I/O. [View Quote] fluxenNov 23, 1998, 10:29pm
Oh well.... I cost only $7000 a month. And some nice other working
conditions of course. :) -- Fluxen Dean-Christian Strik ICQ: 11760568 ISG RhinoSoft fluxen at bigfoot.com dean2 at bigfoot.com Real computer scientists despise the idea of actual hardware. Hardware has limitations, software doesn't. It's a real shame that Turing machines are so poor at I/O. [View Quote] fluxenNov 23, 1998, 10:33pm
Learn to program. I think you got the right attitude.
-- Fluxen Dean-Christian Strik ICQ: 11760568 ISG RhinoSoft fluxen at bigfoot.com dean2 at bigfoot.com Real computer scientists despise the idea of actual hardware. Hardware has limitations, software doesn't. It's a real shame that Turing machines are so poor at I/O. [View Quote] scott d. millerNov 23, 1998, 11:47pm
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Oh? Are we going to start a real programmers thread now? As in real
programmers code in Fortran... ScottyDM -- Please send all SPAMS, FLAMES, and CONSPIRACY THEORIES to scottydm at cwia.com Send all other IMPORTANT CORRESPONDENCE to scottydm at codenet.net ___ /////\\ Digitally Enhanced Portrait of: {|-0-0-|} Scott D. Miller, | % | Silicon Mercenary \===/ Freelance Chip Designer always #5 FOO = ~FOO; // the sound of a beating heart scott d. millerNov 23, 1998, 11:50pm
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Tyrell, you are a little wrinkled TROLL with pointy ears and big lips.
<waiting to see if Eep² is dumb enough to take the bait> ScottyDM -- Please send all SPAMS, FLAMES, and CONSPIRACY THEORIES to scottydm at cwia.com Send all other IMPORTANT CORRESPONDENCE to scottydm at codenet.net ___ /////\\ Digitally Enhanced Portrait of: {|-0-0-|} Scott D. Miller, | % | Silicon Mercenary \===/ Freelance Chip Designer always #5 FOO = ~FOO; // the sound of a beating heart fluxenNov 24, 1998, 3:10am
Well... Delphi IV is nice. So are VisualC++ 6, VisualBasic 5/6, VisualJ++ 6
and several others are quite user-friendly. You hardly need coding to do anything with those environments. Just a thought though (and besides, real programmers don't like these ;-) -- Dean-Christian Strik ICQ: 11760568 dean2 at bigfoot.com cstrik.isg at hetnet.nl Real computer scientists despise the idea of actual hardware. Hardware has limitations, software doesn't. It's a real shame that Turing machines are so poor at I/O. [View Quote] cubicNov 24, 1998, 2:18pm
Yes they did.
And you can see the results of that: Every smart internetter has switched to.... MICROSOFT!!! Aaahh... then it musta been *really* bad.. <no offence intended to anyone> [View Quote] deanNov 24, 1998, 7:02pm
I never did like MSIE. Must make me a dummy, huh? :-)
[View Quote] > Yes they did. > And you can see the results of that: > Every smart internetter has switched to.... MICROSOFT!!! > Aaahh... then it musta been *really* bad.. > > <no offence intended to anyone> > [View Quote] klassiNov 24, 1998, 7:03pm
LOL, Now that did make me laugh.. Netscape recently layed off 65% of their staff.
Rather like BT in the UK who now offer incentives to gain back lost customers or keep existing customers, WHY because they are no longer a monopoly and have strong competition, sounds allot like Netscape's story eh?. Klassi [View Quote] > Why not? Netscape did. > [View Quote] klassiNov 24, 1998, 7:12pm
I use Netscape Communicator and Internet Explorer, problem is when someone owns
the tracks it is hard to run yours or anyone elses trains on them, the solution is to use different tracks but then your choice of trains is limited.. Klassi [View Quote] > Yes they did. > And you can see the results of that: > Every smart internetter has switched to.... MICROSOFT!!! > Aaahh... then it musta been *really* bad.. > > <no offence intended to anyone> > [View Quote] cubicNov 24, 1998, 8:48pm
Nope.
Choose for yourself. Me I never really liked netscape. But maybe just cuz I never really used it on my own pc. Msie if fine for me. It is integrated in win98 so no extra affort. That is the biggest real advantage i guess.... But i have no reason to complain so why try something else? That must count for u 2 i gues.. :-) [View Quote] fluxenNov 26, 1998, 1:41am
Netscape... blech!
I use it from Linux, okay... but I'd switch to MSIE if I could... Good thing AOL and NS merged... two crap companies reduced to one. -- Fluxen Dean-Christian Strik ICQ: 11760568 ISG RhinoSoft fluxen at bigfoot.com dean2 at bigfoot.com Real computer scientists despise the idea of actual hardware. Hardware has limitations, software doesn't. It's a real shame that Turing machines are so poor at I/O. [View Quote] fluxenNov 26, 1998, 1:44am
Yer askin' for a new flame thread ;-)
When I think of Fortran, I'm just ROTFLMAO! :) -- Fluxen Dean-Christian Strik ICQ: 11760568 ISG RhinoSoft fluxen at bigfoot.com dean2 at bigfoot.com Real computer scientists despise the idea of actual hardware. Hardware has limitations, software doesn't. It's a real shame that Turing machines are so poor at I/O. [View Quote] fletcher andersenNov 27, 1998, 5:51am
Eep, have you seen Everquest yet ?
All they'd need to do is make some kind of building interface and they'd qipe anyone off the map . ..damn interesting game, gunna buy it when it comes out . .. http://www.everquest.com/ [View Quote] > I just want to see an online interactive real-time 3D VR environment actually DEVELOP. I don't care WHICH one it is but AW seems to be the farthest along...for now. I'm also interested in 3D Anarchy (http://attitudesoftware.com/) and Flatland (http://flatland.com/). Plus I naturally want to improve things (find bugs, make suggestions, etc) so complaining comes naturally too I guess. :) But I try to offer ways to alleviate the need for complaint in the first place, but I've been talking with COF for a while now so I realize it's hopeless for the most part--nothing left to do BUT complain. :/ > [View Quote] -- Fletcher Andersen Internet Advisor Curtin Business School Internet Support Group (09)92664408 ICQ UIN:888331 andersenf at cbs.curtin.edu.au roluNov 27, 1998, 1:01pm
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How much do they cost?
>Around 10/14/97, there were around 4517 paid citizens (totaling at least $90,340). > >Today there are around, according to Roland, 14,000 paid citizens (totalling $279,300). > >COF ain't exactly rollin' in dough. :/ > [View Quote] roluNov 27, 1998, 1:07pm
They did. But that was not the cause of their failure. It rather was a
last-effort emergency rescue whatever. MSIE is standard with Windows, and I like that. It saves an installation when reinstalling everything on my computer. And it's integrated in windows. That's why I use it. However, Netscape ain't bad. It's just that Microsoft had windows to promote MSIE. [View Quote] roluNov 27, 1998, 1:10pm
I won't depart. AW might develop slowly, it DOES develop. And it's fun.
Unless COF goes broke, I bet AW will get somewhere. [View Quote] roluNov 27, 1998, 1:13pm
Real programmers write in BASIC!! :-)
(finding a good place to hide...) btw, I use Delphi at the moment. [View Quote] fluxenNov 28, 1998, 3:38am
And *you* are asking to get killed ;-)
-- Fluxen Dean-Christian Strik ICQ: 11760568 ISG RhinoSoft fluxen at bigfoot.com dean2 at bigfoot.com Real computer scientists despise the idea of actual hardware. Hardware has limitations, software doesn't. It's a real shame that Turing machines are so poor at I/O. [View Quote] |
