PIEBALDconsult wrote:
I don't know if they still do, but in Germany dates used to be written as dd.MM.yyyy -- with the month in Roman numerals! OMG
We're Germans are writing the date like that (no romans), and I prefer that :) Even the numbers are written like in the turkey test (1,50 €).
modified on Friday, January 30, 2009 3:13 AM
On my machine F12 freezes the IDE to death :-D Source "jumping" is not possible here without visual assist :rose:
Tom Deketelaere wrote:
I get: 'This video is not available in your country.' And so it begins :)
Nice, I get this message for some of my favorites on youtube ..
"return false" alone might not help, a CComPtr (was that the name? never did mfc..) would also be useful ;)
Announcment[^] FAQ[^] So this means we can do cross-platform development without paying much money or giving the source to everyone :)
Why would I pay $24 when Thunderbird, Opera and others can handle NNTP for free? PS: My company has moved from Thunderbird to Outlook 2007 last year ... thanks, now everything is more slow than it was before and I can't access my emails from other platforms than Windows - except though the shitty web access :(
Mine not ... the mac does not boot anymore :(
Are the costs for internet are so high everywhere in australia? 3 Gb's is what I'm using on one or two days ...
Nice ... we have around 2.43€ ($3.30) per litre here in bavaria :)
You could try the "cdrecord" commandline tool ... should be available without cygwin somewhere :)
Scho recht :-D
I don't understand why visual studio can only build projects parallel. Gcc can handle parallel building of .cpp files instead of makefiles... So with only one project visual studio does not build anything faster :(
Thats why I hate that our sysadmin gave me a german visual studio! German compiler errors sound so stupid... without the error codes I would not find anything in google.
evilnoodle wrote:
It's been so long since I last had the money to even look at buying a new PC that the current buzz words on CPU's totally confuse me. Why does Intel have both Dual Core CPU's and Core 2 Duo CPU's, I thought Core 2 Duo IS a dual core CPU? Which one is best for a laptop?
As long as I remember the one process can only access one cpu of the Dual Core (Pentium D?) cpu's. With Core 2 Duo one process can use both (one per thread). But I might be wrong :)
Jonathan C Dickinson wrote:
nullptr == manager?
manager without laser-pointer?
this is every window cleaner's nightmare! ;P
Phannon wrote:
I'm quite happy at 22 Smile although I think 25/26 will be optimum.
Same here :)
verreckt ;P
The Windows Desktop Search came with Outlook 2007 ... I was unable to use my computer anymore with these two shitty programs. But we're forced to use Outlook because we're gold partner now (wtf?) - I want my Thunderbird back! Anyway ... I removed the Desktop Search from my work computer (mac at home :) ) and finding some text in Outlook now takes ages.
:laugh: I thought the same