[QUOTE="anasbouzid"][QUOTE="TehFuneral"]

Yeah, many Muslims do that in Ramdan. They tend be religious in Ramdan only and completely not on any other month.

The same goes for the issue of cursing.

M4Ntan

Like everybody is saying. Get a book like C++ Primer Plus, open it up in front of a computer, read it and work the examples and solve the problems programmatically. It is important to take the time to understand the big concepts, it helps for when you try to learn another language. Also, it better to work challenging problems that are given to you rather than make up the problems yourself.

[QUOTE="Solid_Tango"]You know i was telling my a co worker of mine to look at this chick so who just got to the store and he was like nonoon, its ramadan i cant even think about it, and i thought it was totally hypocrite of him not to look just because its a holy month, while any other month he would stare at her with me and talk about how fine she was :/TehFuneral

Yeah, many Muslims do that in Ramdan. They tend be religious in Ramdan only and completely not on any other month.

The same goes for the issue of cursing.

[QUOTE="wolverine4262"]

[QUOTE="CaveJohnson1"]Islam must be encouraging it to some degree, why else do we not see these levels of violence from other religions?

CaveJohnson1

Facebook is the new myspace. It has gotten pretty bad. The site is getting worse by trying to add new things, people are constantly complaining or bragging about their life. Trying to get pity attention by putting up sad faces, music lyrics that...let's face it, nobody wants to see it. Nobody caes. etc etc. the only thing I use it for is posting cool videos to show to friends or spread useful news and stuff like that. Google Plus might hit it big, then it will fall. But it is getting there.

SouL-Tak3R

No expensive smartphone plans please. I'd rather keep my cheap go-phone and use a dedicated "mp3 + apps" player instead. Much better option. And yeah, iPod Touch 5 might be released in September if the usual pattern follows.

LovePotionNo9

[QUOTE="dercoo"]

[QUOTE="ThePlothole"] Not everyone has or wants a smartphone. Even if they use a cellphone, they may not want to pay for the mandatory data plan. And some people are concerned with the limited battery life being shared among all these different things.Serraph105

You don't need a data plan, as you could always stick with wifi only.

Battery life really the same for the ipod touch series, except only the music playback only mode (which would produce good battery life on a smartphone too)

Smartphones have made large mp3 players obsolete.

They're faster, have better hardware, have 3g/4g options, and are often cheaper with a phone contract

say what you want, but I love my itouch, and I won't wait around for someone to create a viable android alternative.

[QUOTE="ThePlothole"][QUOTE="dercoo"]

With he advent of smartphones, full size dedicated MP3 players are going the way of the cassette walkman

That includes the ipod

dercoo

Its stillpointless and an unnecessary gadget when you just have a more powerful smartphone already.

An Iphone itself has more horse power under the hood, so no new Ipod will = new iphone

I mean I could maybe understand if you want an android & I device, but thats still a waste of money for most people, and a 2nd gadget to lob around.

There are 5 males for every 1 woman with an IQ of 130.

This curve is an exponential rise, in favour of men. That means the difference between men and women, who have an IQ of 140, 150, 160 etc. is a continually-augmenting disparity.

What gives?

BiancaDK

I am going to sound really arrogant here so please forgive.

I love it that so many people are saying computer and the internet when to me they are two things that where bound to come up in one form or another. In other words, their existance is not so amazing to me because I feel that they are a natural developement for us humans. First of all, the two seem to people to be more complex than they actually were in there early stages. The main concepts behind the functionality of the two are very simple to understand; to a useful extent, one can use the brain as an analogy. I remember how surprised I was to learn in the computer architecture course I took how very simple computer architecture was (up to when cpu went 64 bit). That course was fun; I got to built from the ground up via software and some programmable hardware device a computer as powerful as an NES. Heck I even constructed my own crippled programming language and compiler. Anyways, I think that if one can understand how programming works then the can understand how computers and the internet work. What amazes me about the two is how much the two have improved, especially in the last decade. Our phones are more powerful now than desktops where in 2000 and we now have quantum computers and transparent displays and capacitive touch screens, motion detection, bluetooth, color e-ink, and paper-displays and bio-computers, and impressive AI.