steverb

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by steverb 17y ago
Well, to be fair I don't know how you could make it truly authentic at the scale without some sort of lithography.
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by steverb 17y ago
That's very cool, but it feels like he cheated by not having the train running on actual tracks. I know, I'm nit-picking, but the level of craftsmanship I regularly see via the web has caused me to become jaded.
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by steverb 17y ago
Thank you for the link. I have to admit, I splurted coffee out of my nose when "The Final Countdown" started playing behind the slideshow.
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by steverb 17y ago
Looking at what he was doing (Python + C++) it seems that switching was a no brainer. Hell, I'm a MS fanboy (seriously love .NET) and I use Linux for some projects (Java/Tomcat and investigating Mono).
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by steverb 17y ago
Friends. Most of my first contracts happened because of other developers I know recommending me to someone. After that, the customers started recommending me to their friends. Hang in there, and make sure that everyone you know is aware tha
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QuickTime: Maliciously crafted movie may lead to arbitrary code execution(support.apple.com)
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by steverb 17y ago
Yes. They are both free under the dream spark program. To be clear, it's SQL Server express or developer edition, but if your goal is just learning the stack then it's enough. https://www.dreamspark.com/default.aspx
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by steverb 17y ago
Except that as a student you get most everything on the MS Stack for free. Enjoy your straw man.
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by steverb 17y ago
I think your problem is that you are trying to make it behave like a Linux machine. If you're going to live in Rome, you'll have a better time of it if you learn to speak Italian. And the fact that the list has multiple editors isn't saying
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by steverb 17y ago
The "they" in this case have nothing to do with IE. David just decided to see if he could do it. You know, for the fun of it. Get a grip.