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721.
by sigzero 6y ago
That's your opinion. You have no idea if Amazon will make changes or not.
722.
by sigzero 6y ago
Virginia isn't doing it either. Northam (a doctor) doesn't have a clue as to what he is doing.
723.
by sigzero 6y ago
There are only 2 or 3 States that don't have the unanimous rule.
724.
by sigzero 6y ago
No but they will have to sell the "it's not official Python 2" line.
725.
by sigzero 6y ago
"The function time.clock() has been removed, after having been deprecated since Python 3.3" Python 3.3 was release in 2012. You've had 8 years.
726.
by sigzero 7y ago
Your guess is as good as anyone else's at this point.
727.
by sigzero 7y ago
We use Oracle at work but I don't use any Oracle clients because you can connect to it use JDBC.
728.
by sigzero 7y ago
For what they were trying to do in 2015 (last release) it probably was.
729.
by sigzero 7y ago
I ordered from Home Depot. We were finishing a bathroom a couple weeks into November last year. We ordered the beginning of October with a delivery date in October. Good deal. Good thing I like to check "status" often as the main
730.
by sigzero 7y ago
I don't find the latest Intellij any faster. I currently have the latest of both installed.
731.
by sigzero 7y ago
The book and the film diverge. It's still a good film. The alternate ending is way better.
732.
by sigzero 7y ago
When I was first diagnosed with my tumors, it was a 3-4 day scanning process. A year later NIH said we could go to an MRI and do the same. I'll probably get this at some point.
733.
by sigzero 7y ago
Or the company...
734.
by sigzero 7y ago
Nah, you can't actually download it.
735.
by sigzero 7y ago
Bad name for an editor really.
736.
by sigzero 7y ago
And a simple shell script to test it would be easy.
737.
by sigzero 7y ago
Oh, I do too. I am a big reader of Lovecraft and books in the same genre.
738.
by sigzero 7y ago
I hope your choice of Cthulhu doesn't mean reading the book will drive you insane!
739.
by sigzero 7y ago
That's awesome.
740.
by sigzero 7y ago
True story.
741.
by sigzero 7y ago
"That is not dead which can eternal lie, / And with strange aeons even languages may die."
742.
by sigzero 7y ago
Yeah, I think Tcl is a pretty fun language. I like that it is different. I also love the community. There used to be a compiled for Windows version but it doesn't look like it has kept up.
743.
by sigzero 7y ago
It's not "lightweight" at all. lol
744.
by sigzero 7y ago
No, it is not a human right. It might be the right thing to do but it isn't a right you have.
745.
by sigzero 7y ago
That's a solid choice is this arena.
746.
by sigzero 7y ago
I've followed them since they were "RealBasic". I think I might just start using it. I keep bouncing between Lazarus/Pascal and Xojo/Basic. lol
747.
by sigzero 7y ago
He is not saying for the browser to do it automatically out of the box. He wants to be able to configure the browser with a list of domains. That is perfectly reasonable.
748.
by sigzero 7y ago
At that time the majority of Debian users were very much purists.
749.
by sigzero 7y ago
I really don't think it will do either.
750.
by sigzero 7y ago
Does that mean a new version of Microsoft Frontpage is imminent?

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