The problem with most computer science texts is the examples aren’t interesting. Polymorphism isn’t really hard to understand, but the examples are usually boring or difficult to understand. This is an alternative text which attempts to use a problem space that’s already familiar to the college student to make the concepts of programming simple.
Interesting, if not slightly rude.
The winner of the big $13,000 prize for getting WindowsXP and MacOSX to co-exist on Intel Macs has posted his solution. Come and get it!
This is great news for anyone with a new Intel Mac who has to live in the Windows world for those “very important” applications that you can’t get on OS X.
Nice work guys.
I’ve managed to improve the quality of the video source I am capturing into my Mac. Now using a shielded SPDIF cable. This has reduced the diagonal lines, which may or may not have been visible previously.
Also tweaked about with the brightness/contrast settings so that the blacks no longer look grey. Hope you enjoy the improved quality.