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Saying it will improve the education of children who have grown up immersed in computer lingo, the school board in San Jose, Calif., has officially designated computer English, or "Geekonics", as a second language. Oakland: WTF
 
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Best C++ compiler?

What's the best C++ complier that you'd recommend for someone who just recently started messing around with C++? Is Dev-C++ a good idea? (I know it's an IDE, not a complier, but I'm just...

Started by movicont (422) in programming • 5 responses • Last response by perfwill (9) • 6 months ago
Tags: compiler, visual, borland, clang, cpp
Any ideas on rules for good OOP style?

So, anyone have specific rules they follow for good object-oriented programming?

Here're some thoughts I've had:

(1) Don't make something a variable if a function can be written to calculate...

Started by movicont (422) in programming • 1 response • Last response by perfwill (9) • 6 months ago
Tags: oop, programming, design patterns
Best and worst books you've read?

What are the best and worst books that you've read?

I have a hard time deciding on a book I enjoyed most--it might be somewhere between Nancy Kress's Beggars in Spain and Orson Scott Card's...

Started by movicont (422) in reading • 5 responses • Last response by lidia123 (33) • 7 months ago
Tags: avid reader, best and worst books, best books, booker prize, nancy
Have you ever visited Wikipedia parody sites?

There are some sites out there like Encyclopedia Dramatica [ http://encyclopediadramatica.com/Main_Page ] and Uncyclopedia [ http://uncyclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page ] which serve as parodies to...

Started by movicont (422) in internet • 3 responses • Last response by bharatsharma08 (6904) • 8 months ago
Tags: uncyclopedia, wikipedia, encyclopedia dramatica, internet, parodies
How many of you keep or have kept journals or diaries?

Do any of you guys write in journals or diaries? I suppose a blog could count, but only if it recounts your life.

How do you get inspiration to write about the mundane facts of your life? (It's...

Started by movicont (422) in writing • 11 responses • Last response by duanefernandes (647) • 12 months ago
Tags: diary, blog, journal, advice, boredom
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