>Either way, I don't know how I could trick or trap someone... ?
jephthah was probably thinking about the occasional student who tries to get us to do homework by inviting everyone to participate in...

>what are your most impressive ones?
They're just movies, dude. Your question is about as meaningful as talking about the last time you picked a booger that gave you an epiphany. People will just...

>i,ROBOT
>Will Smith fights a robot conspiracy to break the
>"a robot can't harm a human" union rules.
Read Asimov's short stories under the same name. You'll be even more impressed than some...

I'll admit that my first reply to that thread assumed you had gotten a warning prior to asking the question. Now I'm confused as to why you were irritated enough to ask in the first place. Are you...

>I accidently posted a thread meant for this forum
>and got a tirade of abuse from "you know who".
Please link to the thread you're referring to. Looking at your account, I see you've only started...

>I have to interview one-and my options are running out.
Why don't you search the forum for similar interviews? Your questions are hardly unique. I know for a fact that I've thoroughly answered each...

You neglected to counter my argument.

>you live in USA-welfare country.
So do you.

>the rest of the world is not as bright as you think
More learning would fix that. :icon_rolleyes:

>you need additional time to learn for fun....

>learning for fun is not for everyone. it is a surplus.
It's a shame, but quite true. There are many people who simply aren't interested in learning more than they have to.

>but do you think you will benefit from learning japanese?
You can benefit from any kind of learning. It doesn't have to be immediately practical.

You're probably thinking of Chinese. Japanese isn't much harder than Spanish, in my opinion, and English speakers generally don't have much of a problem with Spanish.

>i speak french too.
I don't speak French at all. ;) The only two spoken languages I know are English and Japanese.

>Are there some American specific names?
No, but common names in the United States will have a more native sound than uncommon names.

>What is the American version of "Julienne"?
*shrug*
...

>it always reminds me that i am a foreigner and causes some sort of alienation.
But you are a foreigner. No amount of pretending otherwise will change that, and it's kind of insulting to your...

>Whatta load of bullshit.
Pure coincidence. I'm not so childish as to leave over a trivial thing like that. I so much more childish that I'd stick around to make everyone miserable. ;)

>Really? I thought you pouted and left. :p
I didn't even know about that infraction for the longest time. Dani had to tell me about it before I noticed. ;)

>Which makes me curious: Did you ever get an infraction
>for (for example) breaking the 'keep it pleasant' rule?
Yes, I have one Keep It Pleasant infraction (expired) on my account for this post...

>let us give him one more chance?
He'll get another chance: when he's automatically unbanned after the infractions expire.

>despite all odds he was a valuable poster.
>we need to take his age...

Alright serkan sendur, that's quite enough. I've been ignoring your creepy and unhealthy fascination with me thusfar, but now you're getting dangerously close to harassment.

>no C++ expert ( not me ) state that java like language is SUCKS
Java sucks[1]. Of course, C++ sucks too.

[1] I'm called a C++ expert enough that I suppose I can disprove your statement.

>how about this :
It's a well known and controversial rant that is often quoted out of context. Here's the context if you missed it: Linus thinks C++ is a bad language choice for Git (and similar...

>c++ is a better way to attract Narue's attention, i am honored when i get posts from her.
That's sad. The really pathetic part is that you're probably serious. :icon_rolleyes:

>Do you also think that unix and programming on unix sucks?
Unix is fabulous and programming on Unix is sheer joy. X programming on Unix is what sucks. I think more programmers have lost their...

>none of the opponent ideas has changed my thoughts.
Do you want a cookie or something?

>i am not a cheater because i say cheating must be supported legally
Wait, let me get this straight. You...

Are you implying that I've mellowed out, AD?

>you're the first person I actually agree with in this thread. Well done.
I think you single-handedly destroyed my chances of getting on Daniweb's payroll. Dani will never trust me again now that...

>might as well be the geek lounge where the rep points wouldn't affect me
Perhaps I should slap you with a Keep It Pleasant infraction. You're not invincible here either, slick. ;)

Amazing. Visiting the Geeks' Lounge is like sitting in a room full of children.

>When you compared your current knowledge to back then, do you see big changes?
Absolutely. If I can manage to go over four years without learning anything significant, it's time to retire.

>Is there a way to get them all?
Do an advanced search and order by ascending. With that my first post is this one (http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread10930.html). My last search was with google,...

When I joined there were a bunch of know-it-all wannabes running around giving bad advice in the C and C++ forums. I'm fairly confident that my first post was a correction to one of their posts.
...

I'm not sure I understand the question. Are you trying to find our first posts on Daniweb, or are you asking why we didn't first post to the Geeks' Lounge?

>2. Naruto
In my experience, people who have Naruto in their top 10 haven't seen many good anime. ;)

>3. Dragonball Z (if it counts)
It counts. I would say any anime that originated in Japan or...

>What do you think of Akira ?
It's a cult classic, but I never figured out why.

1) Sailor Moon (for sentimental reasons)
2) Haruhi Suzumiya no Yuutsu
3) Tenshi na Konamaiki

The most irritating bug I've encountered is mixing up << and >> in C++ iostream operations. It's irritating because I do it all too often and I know better.

>the longest to fix
Probably...

>To help somebody, in my mind, does not require beginning with rudeness.
Let's see:


I challenge you to find someone who thinks this is rude, or an attack, or anything that deserves the reply...

>I already know how to use GUI.
You know how to use the Windows GUI. Just because it's point and click doesn't mean you can transfer that knowledge to any old OS. Hell, people who were experts with...

>found this is going to be a lot more work then originally expected
What did you expect? I hear this a lot. "It wasn't what I expected!" I get the feeling that people have some pretty messed up...

It's not about money, it's about selling away your credibility. I'm probably an expert in my field, but I'm not about to use my name to sell products and services unless they're directly related to...