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  • V VijayPd

    Which you like most?

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    Lost User
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    Sounds like some of the options of a recent poll fell away. There's also Mobile development, embedded (think Raspberri) and applets (think Flash/Java). My favourite UI would be WinForms. In Kubuntu ofcourse :)

    Bastard Programmer from Hell :suss: If you can't read my code, try converting it here[^][](X-Clacks-Overhead: GNU Terry Pratchett)

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    • V VijayPd

      Which you like most?

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      PIEBALDconsult
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      None of the above. And all web apps suck.

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      • V VijayPd

        Which you like most?

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        Agent__007
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        Member 11547329 wrote:

        Which you like most?

        Oh I don't know but I certainly don't like an inappropriate adverb in comparative degree. ;)

        You have just been Sharapova'd.

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        • V VijayPd

          Which you like most?

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          Member 11547329 wrote:

          Which you like most?

          Oh I don't know but I certainly don't like an inappropriate adverb in the comparative degree. ;)

          You have just been Sharapova'd.

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          • V VijayPd

            Which you like most?

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            KaushalJB
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            :java: in Winters !! Let yourself get a coat :)

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            • A Agent__007

              Member 11547329 wrote:

              Which you like most?

              Oh I don't know but I certainly don't like an inappropriate adverb in the comparative degree. ;)

              You have just been Sharapova'd.

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              Mark_Wallace
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              "most" is inappropriate? Ah don' fink so. The only error I see is an incorrectly constructed interrogative statement, which is lacking a required auxiliary verb.

              I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!

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              • M Mark_Wallace

                "most" is inappropriate? Ah don' fink so. The only error I see is an incorrectly constructed interrogative statement, which is lacking a required auxiliary verb.

                I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!

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                Agent__007
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                Mark_Wallace wrote:

                an incorrectly constructed interrogative statement

                Along with that, don't you think "more" should be used in the comparative degree - where "only two" objects are being compared? "most" on the other hand, is used in the superlative degree (with more than two objects in the comparison), isn't it?

                You have just been Sharapova'd.

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                • M Mark_Wallace

                  "most" is inappropriate? Ah don' fink so. The only error I see is an incorrectly constructed interrogative statement, which is lacking a required auxiliary verb.

                  I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!

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                  Agent__007
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                  Mark_Wallace wrote:

                  an incorrectly constructed interrogative statement

                  Along with that, don't you think "more" should be used in the comparative degree - where "only two" objects are being compared? "most" on the other hand, is used in the superlative degree (with more than two objects in the comparison), isn't it?

                  You have just been Sharapova'd.

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                  • A Agent__007

                    Mark_Wallace wrote:

                    an incorrectly constructed interrogative statement

                    Along with that, don't you think "more" should be used in the comparative degree - where "only two" objects are being compared? "most" on the other hand, is used in the superlative degree (with more than two objects in the comparison), isn't it?

                    You have just been Sharapova'd.

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                    Mark_Wallace
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                    The number of actors doesn't make much of a difference: Two actors: "Boxes A and B contain marbles. but box A has more." "Boxes A and B contain marbles. but box A has the most." Multiple actors: "There are more marbles in box D than in boxes A, B, or C." "Box D has the most marbles out of boxes A, B, C, and D." The phrasing often has to be a bit tighter when there are multiples (i.e. is it more than each one, or more than the total of all?), but the comparative and superlative both can be used with 2+ actors. That'll be 50c for the English lesson, payable within 180 days.

                    I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!

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                    • M Mark_Wallace

                      The number of actors doesn't make much of a difference: Two actors: "Boxes A and B contain marbles. but box A has more." "Boxes A and B contain marbles. but box A has the most." Multiple actors: "There are more marbles in box D than in boxes A, B, or C." "Box D has the most marbles out of boxes A, B, C, and D." The phrasing often has to be a bit tighter when there are multiples (i.e. is it more than each one, or more than the total of all?), but the comparative and superlative both can be used with 2+ actors. That'll be 50c for the English lesson, payable within 180 days.

                      I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!

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                      Agent__007
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                      Hmm, you are right. Thank you. :thumbsup: And give me your bank account details, I will credit the fee right away. ;)

                      You have just been Sharapova'd.

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                      • A Agent__007

                        Hmm, you are right. Thank you. :thumbsup: And give me your bank account details, I will credit the fee right away. ;)

                        You have just been Sharapova'd.

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                        Mark_Wallace
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                        It's less hassle if you just give me your credit card details.

                        I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!

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