Good links!

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12/06/2010 12:31 xScott#16

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Originally Posted by 1337 H4X0R

Thanks for feedback punisher :)

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Korvacs, since you talk about sticky.
I know you want it sticky, else you wouldn't mention it, BUT because is me, then you don't want it stickied, right?
Well is cool, I don't care if it is stickied or not. Im just posting them to help, but for you as u find it useful, I think you should look at some of the things to, it might help you also.
You think "I already know the stuff", but there is thousands of methodes to do things, so.
Also this could make peoples compare one language to another, instead sitting and blowing one language :)
Learning more language can not make it worse, it can only give a better and more global experience.

i think his saying, if people want to learn another language, or compare they should google it themselves, research it, and not rely on other people to google it for them. make other people tend for themselves when it comes to researching things.

anyway,
#request a more descriptive title.

12/08/2010 00:56 Korvacs#17

No, all of that can be found through searching the internet (how else would you have found it? Obviously.) and if people want to learn and think for themselves researching using the internet is something they need to get used to doing, these threads encourage people to rely on other people to find things for them instead of going out and finding things by themselves.

And no someone mentioned that this thread should be stickied, and i clearly said that it will not be stickied.

12/08/2010 14:35 gorgone#18

wonder post Great work !!

12/08/2010 17:59 ChingChong23#19

delphi and C#, no java or c?

12/08/2010 20:56 Syst3m_W1z4rd#20

There is c++, wich is basicly same, just with more components. If u have some good links u can post them :)

12/09/2010 12:24 xScott#21

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Originally Posted by 1337 H4XOR

(I will not go in with ini, since is not efficient for a db, I will go specific with binaries)

o-o realy?

12/10/2010 08:48 Syst3m_W1z4rd#22

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Originally Posted by xScott

o-o realy?

For a flatfile database.
Binary is loading faster, then ini.

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