Programming in C/VB

[ParkingLotLust]

98 was terrible for me. The most stable OS Ive ever used was Mandrake Linux. Ran it solid for a month as a server until the power went out and not once had a problem.

 

[Marks256]

What went wrong with 98? I hate 98 first edition, but SE was a land mark.

 

[ParkingLotLust]

Crashed like nothing. And blue screens galore.

 

[Marks256]

Which release? FE or SE?

 

[mister_e]

I can't wait to see Vista!

As now it's still the worst crap never ever made.. well the BETA. I hope the final release will be better. BTW you'll need a dual core to run it.

 

[_nox_]

As now it's still the worst crap never ever made.. well the BETA. I hope the final release will be better. BTW you'll need a dual core to run it.

This is not true - However Vista is indeed the worst crap mankind had ever been faced with. But Vista looks very good - its GUI is incredibly nice.
I hope performance will be the same...

 

[Marks256]

No, vista has backward compatibility with single core, and 32-bit. I do like the GUI, but i too hope it's performance is also good. hopefully it isn't another 2K disaster.

 

[ParkingLotLust]

Yup. Anyways, why does the spreadsheet give me a nickel and five pennies instead of a dime when the value is xxx.10?

 

[Marks256]

The programmer was on crack. That is the only reason. The program was either made to do that, or there is a bug in the algorithm. I think the programmer over complicated the situation. Check and see if there is a patch out there for it, or an update.

 

[ParkingLotLust]

Umm... What?

 

[Marks256]

IN ENGLISH: Is there a newer version of the program available?

 

[ParkingLotLust]

Which program? Its a spreadsheet that Im usin =/

 

[Marks256]

Oh. Sorry. My bad! Never mind....