ronbo

still i would like to see a concrete example where OOP is better. I thought that OOP had advantages in larger projects with many kinds of data where it helped organize the code to make it more readable and editable. At that point you need to be careful how you use it to make it manageable. Not sure how small an example would could be before it started to show some benefits.

two bricks in a school from an $89 satchel? Might one not do better there?

Did they look up SOL as an acronym? not entirely good.

My thought is that even if they are only detecting water and electricity throughput in each building and the temperature and light in each room, they can see hot-spots where too much energy or water is being used. If they have a model of the wiring, piping and heating conduits, then a defective part might be identified or at least a limited set of possibilities be found.

I think MS is one of the greenest IT companies in the world - folks here should give credit where its due. They have also been setting standards for energy conservation in co-lo facilities.

its nice - but you might want to just mine the twitters mentioning these sites to get a bit more content.

any chance you could get the URLs to behave like links?

this was not handled well - the $50 is first and the purpose of the mission is somewhere after that.

I was thinking it should have been called 'i had fifty dollars, but i gave it to these people'

why are they in so much trouble? Seems like the market for alternative use proteins would use up this capacity. The dog and cat food market is huge, but has lower margins.

me too - :(

chrome is giving a malware warning on this site...