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  • M Member 4320844

    I think that, we can acheive better Programming ability over age if and only if we are willing to : 1- work hard : I mnean to try to Learn, Study, and practice programming. 2- Learning from our previos mistakes, reading articles, testing programs. Then we can Say that : 1- " We have not spent our ages on Slicing Onions." 2- " Human has got nothing other than what he studeid for." Kind Regards for all.

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    NormDroid
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    Been sniffing the Hg[^] again?

    Two heads are better than one.

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    • B Baconbutty

      ....or simply "Tw.t" - insert vowel as you think appropriate.

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      JHizzle
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      What the hell's a twet? :)

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        What the hell's a twet? :)

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        Dan_Martin
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        A mis-spelled pointless post on a popular Internet site? Normally restricted to 140 characters but this chap seems to have posted slightly more. Some of them even in the right order.

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        • M Member 4320844

          I think that, we can acheive better Programming ability over age if and only if we are willing to : 1- work hard : I mnean to try to Learn, Study, and practice programming. 2- Learning from our previos mistakes, reading articles, testing programs. Then we can Say that : 1- " We have not spent our ages on Slicing Onions." 2- " Human has got nothing other than what he studeid for." Kind Regards for all.

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          CPallini
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          Keep slicing, pal. :rolleyes:

          If the Lord God Almighty had consulted me before embarking upon the Creation, I would have recommended something simpler. -- Alfonso the Wise, 13th Century King of Castile.
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          • M Member 4320844

            I think that, we can acheive better Programming ability over age if and only if we are willing to : 1- work hard : I mnean to try to Learn, Study, and practice programming. 2- Learning from our previos mistakes, reading articles, testing programs. Then we can Say that : 1- " We have not spent our ages on Slicing Onions." 2- " Human has got nothing other than what he studeid for." Kind Regards for all.

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            Abhinav S
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            And your point is..? :confused:

            My signature "sucks" today

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              I think that, we can acheive better Programming ability over age if and only if we are willing to : 1- work hard : I mnean to try to Learn, Study, and practice programming. 2- Learning from our previos mistakes, reading articles, testing programs. Then we can Say that : 1- " We have not spent our ages on Slicing Onions." 2- " Human has got nothing other than what he studeid for." Kind Regards for all.

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              Smithers Jones
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              What is Abilitis? Sounds like a disease. Like in: "I am suffering from this bad Abilitis in all my joints again!"

              "I love deadlines. I like the whooshing sound they make as they fly by." (DNA)

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              • N NormDroid

                Been sniffing the Hg[^] again?

                Two heads are better than one.

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                Corporal Agarn
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                Must make hats. (Mad as a hatter)

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                • C Corporal Agarn

                  Must make hats. (Mad as a hatter)

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                  NormDroid
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                  Correct-o-mundo.

                  Two heads are better than one.

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                    I think that, we can acheive better Programming ability over age if and only if we are willing to : 1- work hard : I mnean to try to Learn, Study, and practice programming. 2- Learning from our previos mistakes, reading articles, testing programs. Then we can Say that : 1- " We have not spent our ages on Slicing Onions." 2- " Human has got nothing other than what he studeid for." Kind Regards for all.

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                    Pete OHanlon
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                    Member 4320844 wrote:

                    1- work hard : I mnean to try to Learn, Study, and practice programming.

                    That's partially correct. I have always found that the better programmers are more rounded than that (and I don't mean fat). They have an insatiable thirst for knowledge and edification from a wide variety of disciplines. Merely confining yourself to programming limits your capacity to see the larger issues.

                    Member 4320844 wrote:

                    2- Learning from our previos mistakes, reading articles, testing programs.

                    I would suggest that knowing how and when to listen should be added to that list.

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                    • B Baconbutty

                      I don't think I'd trust the OP with wax crayons, let alone something sharp.

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                      Lost User
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                      No worries about his wit then.

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