meh, I had a look at visual studio .NET, it didn't seem particularly
helpful at first glance, but that's probably because I don't know much
about it. Steep learning curve != good application o.O
- Bruce "Bahamut" Andrews
tei wrote:
No, I like the idea to distribute a compiler for free. But Its on
I have been using .net pretty much since it came out, and yes there is a
learning curve, but it is not that bad if you stick to what you know and
then slowly add new things. I find some of the features very helpful, my
favorite would have to be the collapse all feature that will collapse
everythin
arr, don't mind me, I'm pretty much a nub when it comes to all the
Microsoft Studio products, though I did find Dev-C++ easier to navigate
at first glance, so maybe I'm not as stupid as I think... :o
- Bruce "Bahamut" Andrews
Dave R. Meyers wrote:
I have been using .net pretty much since it came o
I loved dev-c++ but its absolute waff for a larger code base.
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DISCLAIMER: Press delete now. Thanks!
Please trim ungodly-length e-mails. =)
When the reply is 1-2 paragraphs long, having:
>>> -- she wrote --
>>> hello
-- he wrote --
hi
... for 10 page-down (PgDn)'s afterward is hard on the inbox quota and the
scroll-button finger. ;)
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He really needs GMail. Who's with me?
On Tue, 26 Oct 2004 18:06:56 -0700 (PDT), [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> DISCLAIMER: Press delete now. Thanks!
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> Please trim ungodly-length e-mails. =)
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> When the reply is 1-2 paragraphs long, having:
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> >>> -- she wrote --
> >>> hello
GMail saved my life!
...ok, not really, but it is pretty damn good.
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> He really needs GMail. Who's with me?
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Childe Roland wrote:
He really needs GMail. Who's with me?
I'm not. I'm with him. Totally.
Florian
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>Childe Roland wrote:
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mm, I'm with him if you're bottom-posting, that's why I go for
top-posting, so you can see the reply without going through heaps of
other replies, but if you're curious you can locate the post I was
replying to below :p
Might have to trim it a bit in the future though, if it's a concern to
some of
Bruce "Bahamut" Andrews wrote:
> mm, I'm with him if you're bottom-posting, that's why I go for
> top-posting, so you can see the reply without going through heaps of
> other replies, but if you're curious you can locate the post I was
> replying to below :p
Actually, if you cut out all but the pa
argh.. another OT.
I am for pop3, not that crap webmail. Anyways at least gmail its usable.
kasxavulpo suggestion its not bad, here its more info about how to
implement it:
http://www3.toyama-u.ac.jp/lib/netiquee.html
http://www.inet.bg/faq/netiquete.html
This quot its interesting:
-When quotin
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