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Because the "UX" of Windows sucks, Microsoft will switch the "Kernel" to Linux?
I don't get the argument. There are parts of Windows I don't like, so I have chosen a 3rd-party (often open-source) replacement. The exact same process as I do on Linux. I don't see why I have to switch to Linux to have that freedom.
(and to be honest, I don't care where the taskbar is)
Fun, did that 8 years ago with the original Hololens https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E6cBX4t2kX0
Sounds like an llm task.
How about rendering with print specific CSS to images/pdf ?
What warez dump?
Came here to say the same, kinda misleading :)
Been using it for a while, like it :)
Just reviewed by Adrian: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bak-MePFsJ0
Pointless with a 16:9 ratio display :(
I program in Pascal every day, and I still love it.
Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central has a built-in development environment with a language called AL. AL is a variant of Pascal.
A bit of background, Pascal was very popular in Denmark in the 80'ties and 90'ties (Turbo Pascal was created by a Dane, Anders Hejlsberg, later Delphi, c# and TypeScript fame). Business Central was a Danish piece of software created for IBM before Microsoft acquired it, so choosing Pascal as the base language was a very natural thing.
I got my first job because IBM needed Pascal developers for this new accounting system they got and I already knew Turbo Pascal.
Today the AL compiler is built on Roslyn (same as the c# compiler) and have a fully capable language server supporting all the fancy intellisence stuff in VS Code, also supported by GitHub CoPilot.
p.s. I even created my own AL compiler, written in AL https://www.hougaard.com/toolbox
Lo and Hi tom samples seem to be switched?
I wrote a fair amount of Modula-2 back in the mid 90'ties. Used the TopSpeed Modula-2 compiler and produced both DOS and OS/2 executables from the same source code.
... but if you have something that's 150cm, that's not 151cm, that's 150cm?
That depends on your language and culture, "floor" is not easily translated, some languages have a word describing all the layers added to the base layer, so "1. sal" (Danish as an example) actually means "the first layer added on top of the base house".
Again, this is more a spoken language/culture thing, and this goes back to what premises we use to communicate with the machines, ours or the machines...
Yeah age is confusing even for non-computer-folks :)
If you have 4 classes in school today, you would never talk about the 1st class as number 0, the last one is the 4th, not the 3rd.
An assembler spillover into C.
It really comes down to a choice between a machine-focused (0) or human-focused (1) approach.
The 0 makes a lot of sense in a C pointer world where memcpy and other alike functions can be written very thight.
The 1 makes a lot of sense in a human world, when we count, we start at 1, we talk about the "1st", counting on finger starts with 1, etc.
I once were at a Lua (1 indexed language) conference where this was discussed, and Luis started explaining why Lua was 1-index with this sentence: "The 1st argument ...." :)
Showed the video to my speedcubing Son, and he agreed 100% with you.
Always judge companies on how they handle a crysis, not on how they do when everything runs smoothly.
Funny how a serial port is suddenly an exotic technology :)
... an 8080 emulator, not 8088 :)
In other news, water is wet :)
Evé watched the tv series called 'Allo 'Allo?
No, the half image problem showed in the video, is that the available low memory of the X16 is around 38K, only enough for half a vga image and "streaming" to the video chip from a storage device or the high memory is not supported yet.
Hey, sounds cool, let me just upload my GED^ file...
Ups, no upload feature (yet) - That would make it much more usable.
Shift-WindowsKey+S is the new screen snipping tool. Built right into the OS.
They lost me right at the front page. Left justification of numbers is just wrong...
All my iOS dev. is now done with Xamarin on Visual Studio on Windows with a headless Mac Mini sitting in the background.
Came here for that :)
And it made the site super sluggish. Guess that huge regex needs a dedicated cpu.
Almost un readable on a fairly quick phone...