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Master of Reality:
and write it for linux... or standalone.

Stryker:

--- Quote from: Kintaro ---Actually thats bad code...

For a start you didnt tab out your loops, you used a generic term a which i hate, And the idea is for it not to look perfect like you think Windows does YOU FUCKING MICROSOFT JUNKIE

(Now doesnt this look like when i met Calum    :D   )
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What are you talking about? I hate windows. Granted, i'm using it now. but i don't get much of a choice at the moment. when i get home i'll be in linux. And what makes you so confident that microsoft doesn't use simple variables like "a" and tabs all of their stuff? Or perhaps it's just you can't stand one person not liking a program you wrote. If that's the case then i'm sorry, you have some issues to deal with and i won't give you my opinion (which you asked for).


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But you're right. I did forget a period at the end of my sentence, and the "print" before my "starting..." part. but other than that, it looks like my vision of microsoft code.

[ October 28, 2002: Message edited by: Stryker ]

Calum:
who cares? i think we should be sending x11 lots of email telling him to rewrite it for linux, that's the only thing these windows-only developers understand!  :D

hey i just had a thought, is X11 now one of those developers, developers, developers, developers that ballmer loves so much?

hm_murdock:
I still don't understand what it all does. it might be trying to poke fun at Windows... but it's so frustratingly slow and plodding that I can't get any comedic value from it!

voidmain:

--- Quote from: Kintaro ---Who thinks i should make a bootable floppy disk version???

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I do. Then I could boot it in VMware. I downloaded your earlier version but couldn't run it because I don't use DOS/Windows and I don't want to install it just to run it.

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