Zr40

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   by Zr40 15y ago

   Any Unicode encoding (such as the more common UTF-8) will do just fine.
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   by Zr40 15y ago

   I can't see how this can result in great apps. The apps either have to run against a lowest common denominator API, or they must reject most of the platforms for each build, making this useless. And let's not even start about a native UI (a
3. 153.▲
   by Zr40 15y ago

   Actually, your own analogy is very apt. When correctly applied, all kinds of screws can perform the same task fine. The difference lies in how the screw is driven.
4. 154.▲
   by Zr40 15y ago

   No, Java wasn't removed. Java was updated on systems where it has been installed.
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   by Zr40 15y ago

   Almost extinct on Windows? I see patches for those every month. Here are six of them for the last two months: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/security/bulletin/ms12-02... http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/security/bulletin/ms12-01...
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   by Zr40 15y ago

   I'm also working on a compiler targeting the DCPU-16. It doesn't compile C code, instead there's a simple C-like language supporting modules and pointers. It's not really finished and can surely produce better code, but I wanted to share it
7. 157.▲
   by Zr40 15y ago

   PowerShell still uses the same terminal as cmd.exe; the one you can't resize horizontally without diving into its properties window.
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   by Zr40 15y ago

   No, the next version of OSX will by default only allow you to install signed software. It doesn't cost anything to get a certificate for signing.