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by aaco 19y ago
I don't use Google Toolbar, but I found a link explaining that you can disable this feature: http://www.google.com/support/toolbar/bin/answer.py?hl=en&#3... Anyway, if you're having this issue, you probably agreed on this behavior when yo
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by aaco 19y ago
This may sound simplistic, but I think this happens due to the intent of the user when using some service. Simply people with commercial intents, willing to spend money on something, are more likely to use a search engine than a social netw
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by aaco 19y ago
Vim. Both for Windows and Linux I use it, it's a good and very powerful editor. However it's not the type of editor that you'll get how to use it in 5 minutes (well, this is true for the very very basic use, just press "i" to insert text).
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by aaco 19y ago
I'm not a lisp programmer neither I know the peculiarities of each lisp implementation, but I think I understand it a little bit. My question is, what hinders Arc (or other Lisp if it has the same problem) to create an operator that finds a
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by aaco 19y ago
Heh, actually it already reached that point, more than 10 years old I think. From http://www.softwarebyrob.com/2007/04/19/interview-with-lutz-... "Lutz: newLISP started on SunBSD in the early 90's, then moved to Windows 3.0/1 as a 16-bit
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by aaco 19y ago
Thanks for the advice. Actually I'm already studying Common Lisp (from the Practical common Lisp book), and, well, I really liked its concepts. And surely, it can be used for practical purposes. It's a different and old language, I believe
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What do you think about newLISP, a scripting language that claims to be a LISP dialect?
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by aaco 19y ago
Maybe it stands for "iterator"... who knows.