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Re:LambdaMOO takes a new direction (1992) on Tuesday March 24, 2020 @11:22PM (#22681690)
I spent many many hours playing/coding/wizard-ing with several Star Trek themed MOOs and an original space themed version. I thoroughly enjoyed the language and environment. MOO is really where I initially grasped and thrived with OOP.
Re:What I learned from reading a thousand emergency room bills on Wednesday December 19, 2018 @04:55PM (#18720111)
I'm one and make $11/hr.
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Re:Placing My Camera Lens 300 Feet from a Rocket Launch on Monday March 05, 2018 @01:43PM (#16523244)
If it pitted the glass lense, wouldn't the solid exhaust penetrate the plastic bag? I'm surprised there was no other damage.
Re:Why I Left the .NET Framework (2013) on Tuesday October 13, 2015 @12:08PM (#10381381)
I think it has more to do with fragmentation.

While it's great, in theory, to have broad skills in many different languages and technologies, it is difficult to be an expert in any of of them without working with them for a significant amount of time.

When I start a new project I'm looking to leverage my expertise in my areas of focus rather than trying to find the perfect technology fit. Without significant knowledge in all options, I may not even be qualified to provide a reasonable evaluation.

I would suggest that planting trees is part of planting a garden. Trees are a renewable resource that if, managed well, produce so many benefits. Where I live, 100's of thousands of acres are managed over offset 30 year cycles.
Re:Is it possible to apply CSS to half of a character? on Monday May 12, 2014 @02:11PM (#7734410)
The 'why' should not matter. Who really cares whether it should be done? or why they would want to do it?

If someone has an interesting problem, let's try and figure out a way to do it. Usually the why comes up along the way, but not relevant.

Thankfully, some great folks stepped in and gave quality responses.

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