MoreMoschops

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by MoreMoschops 16y ago
So what happens when 20% of the population want, for example, anti-discrimination laws repealed? You will always be able to find enough idiots to reach 20% - hell, polls that say "Are you alive?" always manage a few percent in the "don't kn
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by MoreMoschops 16y ago
They're in my basement...
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by MoreMoschops 16y ago
Big spiders. Those really huge ones that move really fast.
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by MoreMoschops 16y ago
You mean like the US government funded Peace Corp, who do teach English in China? To quote one statement, "Currently 114 Volunteers are teaching English in more than 62 universities, including five medical colleges and four vocational colle
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by MoreMoschops 16y ago
My local council has political enemies on it but we don't frisk them for weaponry when they come in. Given that China is benefiting more and more from trade, do you think it's more or less likely that they will attempt to destroy their trad
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by MoreMoschops 16y ago
Is not China's economic rise a comforting thing, rather than frightening?
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by MoreMoschops 16y ago
And there's no shame in that, and there's no reason why you should be instantly able to hack around with C code. It can be very low-level and very tricky to follow - that's the consequence of its power. The right tools for the right jobs. A
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by MoreMoschops 16y ago
If anyone can develop a language that gives precise control at the level of the individual memory address in hardware, suitable for writing device drivers and operating systems, and yet is also possible for someone with only a weekend's exp
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by MoreMoschops 16y ago
Well I'm sold.
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by MoreMoschops 16y ago
I use C++ and Objective-C, sometimes both at once (go go gadget GCC). I've had a look through the OOC website - does OOC offer me anything I don't already have?