Edirol (aka. Roland) doesn't seem to know what their presets are made for. It's called STEINBUG, dammit! ;)
Source: www.edirol.com
Target: www.steinberg.net
Edirol (aka. Roland) doesn't seem to know what their presets are made for. It's called STEINBUG, dammit! ;)
Source: www.edirol.com
Target: www.steinberg.net
Strings are so 1998, nobody uses them anymore, dude! You don't need to know about that crap, get with the times!
Thanks for showing me the light, Borland Inprise Borland Codegear Embarcadingdong!
So, apparently this is a screenshot of some control system in the new nucular nuclear power plant in Bushehr, Iran. In case you can't read the error message, it says:
"Your software license has expired.
Please obtain a valid license."
I for one feel very optimistic about this project.
We all know what happens if you let an infinite number of monkeys write stuff on an infinite number of typewriters... But what if you only use a few monkeys and let them write code instead? Well...
So, what is the best way to determine whether a header file belongs to a source file? Comparing filenames? Too obvious! Using the file explicitly named in the project file? Too reliable! No, let's rely on undocumented and arbitrary naming conventions of the #include guard!
"What a joke - she looks like steamed shit in real life."
"How the hell did they hide that cluster of papule on the left chin...."