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Post your stupid/small questions here.
Previous thread (over bump limit): >>45200826
What is a good PDF reader that supports pen functionality for Windows 8
and
What is a good and cheap keyboard dock/case for a tablet (Size of an iPad Air)
reposting from other thread
>>45208265
I recently asked this too. I had the same problem, just uninstalled my antivirus and no longer had the problem
it's probably this
https://github.com/ccd0/4chan-x/issues/182
First time installed ffox, went from chrome to try out.
What plugins would you recommend installing ?
>Sitting on exercise balls
Just a fad or is it beneficial?
I know some of you are sitting on one right now
Fad, and a bad one at that. Also look at that guy's hunch.
shit hurts
what's the exact opposite of exercise ball? laying propped up in bed against the wall? because that's what i'm doing right now.
Home screen thread.
Rate hate masturbate
>>45200659
Is that a Moto X?
>>45200720
Moto G
Wallpaper is fractal pro
old one is at cap, time for a new one
>What did you recently buy for your station?
>What do you want to add to your station?
>Are you going to change anything with your station soon?
i haven't bought anything new yet, but i'm going to get another floor lamp and another bookshelf. i'm probably going to rearrange the posters on my wall again as well.
>recently bought
AKG K712 and some velcro (for cable management).
I bought both a while ago, but I just got back from the US yesterday.
>want to add
New desk, coffee table, new speakers, and an amp/preamp combo.
>soon?
Soon™
Nothing special
Hi
Why is /g/ against OOP? I haven't worked on huge projects and have no idea how to organize them but the idea of combining functions and data in logical units seems like a good idea. Why is making all functions global a better idea? Proper abstraction is always better and more powerful in anything.
/g/ isn't a person.
The backlash against OOP is because it's inappropriately applied to problems.
OOP isn't bad on principle, and can be useful or even beautiful, but overuse by idiots leads to the tremendous bloat we have today.
Trendoids latch on to the criticism and declare OOP universally bad, just like every programming paradigm that's behind the curve of hip/rockstar tech.
>>45208891
I absolutely love OOP. I also love functional programming, though I admit I'm mediocre at it at best, and my current job (at a medium sized reverse engineering/porting/development project) doesn't leave me that much room to work on my functional skills yet. That project is using OOP with quite a few really nice patterns and principles. It's great, and life is pretty good right now.
I find that most people who are really against any given thing here are most likely quite inexperienced. I remember...
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>>45208891
> making all functions global
OOP is not the only way to organize functions.
If you want to hear some anti OOP stuff, here's a basic reading list.
http://www.paulgraham.com/noop.html
https://www.sics.se/~joe/bluetail/vol1/v1_oo.html
http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?ArgumentsAgainstOop
New thread on the desktop variety
olden >>45206765
hi
You pull out the pricker, you pull out the stick
