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^ Is correct < Knows Ruby, PHP, Java, and is learning .NET languages V Can't learn .NET except in Mono until the new .NET runtime for OSX and Linux is released

^ Has a name starting with an L < Is reading a book about C to get to sleep (obviously it isn't working) V Doesn't like low level coding

From what I heard, it's because of bad version checking code that assumes that any version beginning with 9 would be windows 95 or 98.

Considering that they've got a universal Windows 10 apps system, are allowing developers to reuse code from iOS and Android games, and their universal app system includes PCs, phones, and even their amazing AR headset(!), TBH I'd be impressed if they managed to make it awful. Also, they're...

Hey! Windows 10 is looking pretty good so far!

Obligatory "...like the mod?" :p Welcome to the community!

It was to attempt to figure out what the community thought. And yes, given the nature of this thread nothing can come of it but drama. If the words "Reika", "RF", "rights", and "ethics" come together, drama is guaranteed to result.

...and I classify your philosophy as entitlement. However, that's just a difference between our morals, which probably won't change.

DISCLAIMER: All my posts in this thread are my own opinions and do not reflect of those of any team I am part of (adding this because it's starting to get a bit drama-filled)

[insert jab at AMD here]

That's just our way of showing we care. <3 Obviously a joke. :p

Okay, fine. Let's say there isn't anything wrong with this mod, which modifies Reika's code, and I'm wrong. Reika can still add code that negates this mod. If I'm writing a piece of software (haha, yes, I'm still going to go use the "other piece of software" example), and I find that someone's...

Look. If you use my software, it's my decision how you use it. Some coders simply refuse support. Others design it so that you can't use it in a way it wasn't intended to. It is entirely within my rights to do that. Mods are technically pieces of software that happen to modify a game. If I made...

Well, once I get the regex part done, Postcard (I think I have a solution, going to try it out when I get home). :p

Obligatory "Ewww"

I'm doing this as a hobby, and I'm still learning Ruby. I learned it in the first place just because I was tired of attempting to mod and so I decided to grab a more powerful scripting language. I still had an installation from my first time messing around with it. Now I'm attempting to write...

Coding is, first of all, understanding logic and how to break a problem down into its most basic parts. Everything else is just syntax, optimization, and using premade functions when available (making them yourself when they aren't)

You don't need to know a low level language to code high level, you just need some sort of understanding of the concepts, and most of the time, you don't even need that - you just need a working knowledge of how to search and ask StackOverflow when necessary.

Hey, that's not nice. EDIT: Anyway, let's try and avoid pinging him too much. I reserve the right to laugh at Slowking

pffffahahahaha