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And ECMAScript which they held back for a year or more and garnering the wrath of Brendan Eich not too long ago.


I'm tired of women wanting men to quit acting like men. If she doesn't like it, is she a woman acting like a woman? I don't want her to behave that way so maybe she should change HER behavior. Get along with others. Nobody's calling her names. Nobody's targeting her.


Oh shutup.


Lighten up!


Case in point?


When I look at "Wanted" posters, some of those guys have the same first name as me. Can I sue?

You can find a scum lawyer anywhere in the world, can't you? I assume he has proof all his charges are true.


This makes the top of HN? What a sad day.


And no self-respecting developer would ever use Mono on nix anyway because the nix tools run circles around anything .NET/Mono.


mono works fine on nix systems (little bit of tweaking with grsec), a friend has developed a few programs that he has deployed to nix systems without any issues. Initially I was quite anti it, but what the heck, if it works it works.


I knew this would be downvoted by the predominantly Windows users here but, if they knew anything about *nix, they wouldn't do that.


You were downvoted because you made an argument without supporting it, and you were downvoted again because you complained about being downvoted and still didn't provide support for your argument.

From what I gather, HN isn't so much about being part of an "in-crowd" where you "just know" the way things are. You need to be willing to explain your arguments, otherwise you're just a snob.


I once worked on a virtual usb device project on linux with Mono, at least ioctl and pointers work well for me. Use Java for this? No...

Moreover, for maximum performance, mono provides facilities for users to embed native code into the runtime, much faster than Pinvoke.


Microsoft says a lot of things that aren't true.


12-year old girls don't sue anyone. It's the parents doing this. Period.


How is it the parents doing this, I didn't see it written anywhere in the article that they're lawyers.

The 12 year old is the plaintiff, not the parents. The lawyer may have thought she had a good enough case to hold billing, and may have even held disbursements (although more likely the parents agreed to pay for disbursements for the case).


Do you have a message about that you're not articulating, or is this just some good 'ol pedantry?


That would be the ACLU taking the case on her behalf, not her parents doing the suing.


I sometimes got to sit next to Jim Clark during lunch when I worked at Silicon Graphics. He's just walk into the cafeteria and sit anywhere and sometimes it was with us systems engineers. Interesting to listen to the chit-chat.


Just curious... how was he like in person? Anything unusual about him? I've read both of the books on him and they're two of my most favorites startup reads.


I miss SGI so much. Wish they'd return, like Apple.


Many of us ham radio operators can hear morse at pretty high speeds but I remember being on a bus with a friend who was well known for being the best of the best. He was staring at an ad for the longest time before I interrupted him to ask why.

There was some morse printed on the ad, just one line, but because we are so used to listening to morse, interpreting it visually took far longer.


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