Scratch is nice to teach people the wonders of logic thinking. If they wanted to know more beyond that, they can always try their hand at a scripting language next and then a real programming language. Nothing wrong with it. If they think they're da bomb, let them be. Let them fall hard if they have to prove themselves. :)

Chipita and Dahlia :P

I don't care about the hardware, that can be superior for all I care actually.

But yes, iOS is terrible. -.-

iPad: Blocked. Connect to iTunes to continue.

iTunes: Type in passcode in iPad to continue.

chicken, egg.. bok bok booooook!

Fuck you too, Apple. *Resets*

You could code it as such that those in management stands a much bigger chance on getting fired... O:)

@PTwno I did! I cleansed the cache prior to uninstalling. It had no effect!

Something I had to experience just before this post.

IT MAKES NO SENSE!

*click*

They'll already think you're a fraud anyway, so might as well dispell that myth by a simple explanation. :P

Learning.

@Kimmax Never said it was a crap system, I like Windows just fine. You have to admit though that having the background of your papers be affected by the default background of Windows Explorer is a bit... weird!

What'd be new and different is that they do something right for once... ;)

It wouldn't be settled. People would just complain you'd forgotten to include option C.

Cute. :)

This is precisely why I consider switching to Vivaldi at job too... Vertical tabs ftw!

Well, time to rename yourself to Samson!

And in the meantime I'll just do it in Windows all the same!

Oooh? What kind of logic puzzles does this contain?

print("Thanks for the warm welcome, World! :D")

Burn it! Burn it with fire!

All those bits and bytes need to be stored somewhere! Surely they carry some weight?!

;)

Considering it is a company in India.. I'm betting on lousy translations.

Maybe that got translated real badly?

JavaScript ==> Script of Java.

:P

(I should try doing that to other people... 'Do you want a cup of coffee?' 'Yes please!' *Hands an empty coffee cup*)

I usually use tabs. It's easy to instantly change the amount of spaces a tab should display in any good editor.