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   by kenver 18y ago

   To quote wikipedia! "A technical standard is an established norm or requirement. It is usually a formal document that establishes uniform engineering or technical criteria, methods, processes and practices." If they're following the standar
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   by kenver 18y ago

   I'm not sure you really need to "learn" another language, if you can program in one you can probably get by in another quite easily given a bit of practice and some documentation. I think it would probably be worth learning new algorithms o
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   by kenver 18y ago

   Was anyone else tempted to give that forum a taste of its own medicine! It's such a shame that they're spending this much effort trying to ruin something so useful for short term gain.
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   by kenver 18y ago

   One of the most useless, awesome, and orginal bits of programming I've seen for a long time. Perhaps a version that uses the status icons in the windows task bar could be a next step!
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   by kenver 18y ago

   I enjoyed my PhD right up until near the end, supervisors from my experience aren't as bad as the guy in this made out, mine were very helpful. The only time I stopped enjoying my PhD was in my last year when I had to totally focus on one s
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   by kenver 18y ago

   Some of those reasons seem a bit strange to pin on a technology that from my understanding has never claimed to be good at encoding binary data or none hierarchical data. XML is used to create custom mark-up languages for documents, so why