Among all of them at least python is the choice generically people learn when they don't want to learn programming, just want to program stuff as a helper tool to manage data. For those, python is just fine and the learning material around is tailored to for that.
That's how you trick people into programming. You then see people making scripts that take days to run, but it's fine, they're only going to use it twice and are busy enough to be able to wait
Wasn't that the genie's suggestion?
Pentium III, win7?! Do those motherboards even accept enough memory for what post vista OS slurps?
From the depths for me is a vehicle building game that's targeted to whoever likes tuning little systems. Haven't seen anyone know of it besides in the community itself. It's a bit like toying around with Lego technic. There's also quite a few more obscure versions of it, but I put this one out because I like it best.
I was now informed by my friend that over here the term biological sometimes refers to more a non-gmo nature of the product, and organic the non use of chemicals. It's still pretty messy with how they used but what she saw defining it tended to that distinction.
It's funny because here being incumbent usually is a disadvantage because you get blamed by all the crap that's happening, even the little that isn't their fault.
I mean, as a thought experiment absolutely. Those old animated gifs that have clever uses of pallete shifting... The demos that have whole worlds in a few KBs...
Reminds me of a job I had where c# summaries were mandatory and people used a documentation generator just like that.
/// Ages the Category. public int AgeCategory (...)
Thought that was Reagan?
This is EU only. Not all of Europe is included even.
There's been one in Ireland I think, that was closed down because a porn actress went there
I sometimes hit ls and then need to type dir.