influential people in the delphi community promoted the use of stackoverflow partly to raise the profile of the language. Delphi is not dead and all that.
When I look back at previous christmases I have great difficulty recalling anything I was given. But I can remember the things we did, stuffed ourselves with lovely food and no guilt, prolonged low level alcohol intoxication and then on the day after christmas hill-walking and off to see a football match afterwards. I'll have that again thanks
I am going to have to disagree with bananarama here. It IS what you do and NOT the way that you do it. If an architect spends his time considering his choice of pencils he's either in the wrong job or bored with his current project
There was a time when America was noted for record breaking achievements like this, Chicago towards the end of the 19th century springs to mind.
They weren't too bothered back then about worker safety and the like, much like China today
Reading pdfs, including product documentation, is one of the main uses I hope to use a kindle for. I never considered trimming the margins though, I suppose there are similar tools that will do this on windows.
Great, that's what I was hoping to hear. I find a lot of programming books seriously hard on my wrists to the extent that I have to read them sitting at a desk. I believe the kindle may transform my current negative opinion of pdfs which I find to be a pain to read on a PC/laptop.
2 copies. If we all did that think how much money JK Rowling would have.
Although legally you are a pirate what you really are is a patron of the arts.