creativeembassy

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by creativeembassy 18y ago
All I use in Windows is the Run command. All I use in Linux is the similar feature. If I can't run a program I need in one line, I add it to the path or create a shortcut in the existing path. Why in the world would they take this out!? Can
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by creativeembassy 18y ago
Learn a functional programming language. (Maybe Haskell, but I'm open to other ideas).
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by creativeembassy 18y ago
Anyone else think about designing and building their own? I'd love to design something physical for a change.
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by creativeembassy 18y ago
Only most good programmers know that they're never going to be paid what they're worth while working for a business major (or any non-programmer). And more and more of them are starting their own businesses and doing coding for themselves.
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by creativeembassy 18y ago
I may actually try this. I think I'll pick up a timer after work.
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by creativeembassy 18y ago
I'm with you. I've been using PC's since we got a single desktop PC in elementary school. So I'm VERY comfortable using Windows. I still can't stop feeling that I'm wasting too much time yak-shaving with it though. And the fact that all of
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by creativeembassy 18y ago
My last experience with a MacBook Pro, my friend used the keyboard 99% of the time. The few occasions he used the touchpad, it was almost entirely composed of 1+2+3+4 finger gestures for switching between programs/tabe, scrolling, and so on
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by creativeembassy 18y ago
Let's be honest, you will NOT want to run CS3 in a VM. Image processing requires full use of your RAM and CPU.
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by creativeembassy 18y ago
You'll love this then: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=21E... Images with pre-installed, pre-activated versions of Windows XP SP2 and SP3, running Internet Explorer 6, 7, and beta 8. Microsoft has them automatical
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by creativeembassy 18y ago
This completely contradicts what I was taught about being a lazy programmer. Laziness, to me, means that you only type the code that you need to (essentially the DRY principal, Don't Repeat Yourself.) Beginner programmers are 'eager', they