[The_Reader_David]

It’s amusing, but someone definitely has too much free time.

[Utilizer]

It is even more amusing for those of us who had to study over and over again to understand the C, C+, C++, and C# language courses for all those years.

Straight logic is not readily defined in this "new" standard, it appears, which is fully in line with 'non-male' logic. (ducks!)

[Utilizer]

It’s amusing, but someone definitely has too much free time.

*snicker* Please do not take this as a personal attack, mate, since this is only a reference, but you sound entirely too much like My ex when she decided that more honeydo's were called for.

[Utilizer]

It’s amusing, but someone definitely has too much free time.

Idunno. Considering how many IDE's I have utilized over the years, I think a feminist programmer could sort of make this work.

With lots of lattitude for errors, of course. (ducks again!)

Besides, OS designs can be implemented in several different ways, and who knows who might be tempted to play with this just to see how far it goes?

Not to mention, I think I can recall at least one OS that was created from some very uncertain origins (no, not OS/2) that was rather fun to work on contributing to.

[Peet]

It’s amusing, but someone definitely has too much free time.

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That’s nothing. Back in my sysadmin days I was a regular reader (and infrequent poster) on alt.sysadmin.recovery — a black hole of time-suck.