.NET

[AtW]

dogs

I think it would qualify as abuse of animals.

[snaw]

Re: dogs

Did you check that link out?

[WageSlave1]

Re: dogs

Did you check that link out?

Yes, I did. It’s interesting that the report focused entirely on the dog rather than the incident with the two girls. Obviously what happened to the dog is twisted but attacking children is an entirely different matter.
Serious question; the guy was obviously a social inadequate who committed these crimes because it was the only way to realise his desires. Would some form of prostitution on the NHS help to prevent such incidents, by giving weirdoes who lack the means to form normal relationships an opportunity to release their sexual tensions within a controlled environment?

[DimPrawn]

Re: dogs

Why you looking for a job? :rollin

[WageSlave1]

Re: dogs

Why you looking for a job?

Why, are you offering, big boy?

[xoggoth]

Re: dogs

Raping a dog! That's just disgusting!

It should be part of a committed loving relationship. Trouble is with that, if you split up you may find your hamster has a right to half your earnings. Or for those of us with wider tastes, two thousand woodlice get 50p each.

PS I would like to point out that this thread is about .net.

PPS And it wasn't me who sidetracked it in this unfortunate way, it was WageSlave (again) only I always get blamed for these things.

[DimPrawn]

Re: dogs

Yes how did we start with .NET and end up with dog abuse?

You wouldn't get that variety with Java I tell you.

[ScotsPine]

Re: dogs

!

[WageSlave1]

Re: dogs

Hey, what happened to my last post on this thread? It was perfectly innocent! There are much worse posts in this thread... Those meddling mods!

[threaded]

a bytecode interpreter is faster than native code...

a bytecode interpreter is faster than native code...

Yes, it often can be.

The reasons are fairly simple. A bytecode interpreter is generally written for speed whereas a compiler for native code has to handle all the wierdness of the HLL Also bytecode for a large selection of functions is smaller than the equivalent in native code, use of Threadeds Superlinear Speedup method will make it obvious why this is a way to increase speed.

Not many people can write good fast machine code, and very few companies are willing to shell out for them to do it.

Talking heads nowadays say the compiler is cleverer than people, yet saying the compiler is good to re-order the execution etc. is a bit of a myth. I've found most compilers produce better code for processor X when told to make code for processor Y for any individual function.