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:teehee: Perhaps its a sign?
I believe a PC world got looted in Tottenham in the excitement recently, with computers being sold for £20 (or so I read on TSR).
Not surprised the Apple store got hit tbh. Bit like a jewelers shop.
Reply 9462
I literally facepalmed at John Humphreys this morning. so bloody aggressive for no good reason.

*yes, I AM a Radio 4 listener, it's the only thing worth listening to in the mornings. DEAL WITH IT!!! :biggrin:
Original post by Tathrim
I'm not saying Java is a bad language to use, I'll be using Java in situations where Java is better suited to it in conjunction with Scala for the other bits. It's a supplement, not a replacement.

Doing some searching on performance vs Java, I cam accross this in a Stack Overflow thread:



Original thread is here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5901452/scala-vs-java-performance-and-memory

What I drew from that is that, yes, it's slower, but in larger projects, there's also a tradeoff between the amount of code that needs to be written to get a decent answer, as indicated in the last paragraph.

Combined with the fact that there is some integration between the functional programming capabilities among other things means that I'm willing to give this a shot. :biggrin:

Lol, I was joking. I'm well aware of some of the shortcomings of Java.
Cheers for the link though, quite interesting. I suppose that's always the trade off - as you move up the abstraction tree things become easier to write but slower to run. Asm -> C -> Java all show this pattern and I suppose a language like Scala (and haskell...and I suppose pretty much anything supporting higher order functions natively) is the next step up the tree.
Reply 9464
Don't worry it'll be mysteriously up and running again by opening time tomorow. :ninja:
Original post by Jake9

Original post by Jake9
Don't worry it'll be mysteriously up and running again by opening time tomorow. :ninja:


Which, the store or the phone?
Reply 9466
^ Hahaha :teehee:

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Virgin Media are down (again), I'm just going to blame it on the rioters even though it's not their fault :hand:
Reply 9468
Was referring to the store, but nvm.

also

Liverpool Apple Store has taken all their products of the shelves:



http://gizmodo.com/5829203/liverpool-apple-store-takes-products-off-display
My latest purchase:

Spoiler

Original post by Jake9
Liverpool Apple Store has taken all their products of the shelves


Yeah pretty sure they're doing anywhere in the country that could potentially be at risk of rioting, they've definitely done it in Manchester and Birmingham.

Original post by alexsheppard11
My latest purchase:

Spoiler



Very nice, what model is that?

Oh yes just what I've been waiting for.

Original post by Jake9
Was referring to the store, but nvm.

also

Liverpool Apple Store has taken all their products of the shelves:



http://gizmodo.com/5829203/liverpool-apple-store-takes-products-off-display

Oh wow

Original post by alexsheppard11
My latest purchase:

Spoiler


How much did that set you back?


And in other news
http://techcrunch.com/2011/08/09/suck-it-sms/
Original post by wizard710
Oh wow

How much did that set you back?

£50 on ebay.

Spoiler

Reply 9473
Guys, Broken screen or loose connection?
http://t.co/MPedrqs
Original post by Kenny_uk
Guys, Broken screen or loose connection?
http://t.co/MPedrqs

My vote is broken screen fwiw.
Original post by Kenny_uk
Guys, Broken screen or loose connection?
http://t.co/MPedrqs


broked
Reply 9476
Sucks. Guess I better save
Original post by alexsheppard11
£50 on ebay.

Spoiler



Ah nice
Original post by wizard710
Ah nice


need a long handled screwdriver- there is just 1 screw i can't reach :frown:
Original post by Kenny_uk
Guys, Broken screen or loose connection?
http://t.co/MPedrqs


Ruined.

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