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ice is there anything you dont no how to do

Yes, there is something: Creating programs that don't need the fucking .NET runtime libraries. (You have to download 141 MB for running a 20 KB application)
It is simple to learn, but I became so terribly lazy on the topic that I'm not even trying to find the necessary tools. (I would need a C# compiler and a reference list of all function names and possible overload methods)
My problem will be solved when school starts. We learn programming 8 hours a week, thats 2 hours every day, which will get me started pretty fast.

And of course trillions of things are still unknown to me... Rocket science, What is after death, How to speak Japanese or Chinese, How does my PDA work, etc. (I can write .exe programs for my PDA, but I cannot understand the depths of it, like which way does that tiny electric bit travel in its CPU and how can it handle 400000 of those tiny bits one by one every millisecond )

You should have titled the topic: "Ice is there anything you don't know?" because we will get a lot of topics with the same title if everyone keeps doing "hey ice" and "ice question" topics here

Thanks for asking,

--3ICE

oops my bad and im lost in the 1st paragraph umm can you dumb it down for me plz im not that smart and i dont think i ever will be... and for what i have seen it looks like you no everything

I don't know how to make that simpler, but I'll try nonetheless:

It's about programming. I use a tool called Microsoft Visual Studio Express Edition for programming in C# and in VB. This tool is wonderful, but has a really bad disadvantage. Every program I write, depends on a coding library, called "C#.NET". This library is 141 MB. You can not use the programs I write, unless you have it. So if you don't have it yet, and try using one of my applications, you first have to download 141 MB of useless dlls, exes, cabs and so on. Just so you can then install the 20 KB application. This is unneeded hassle.
(141 MB = 144384 KB, which is 72192 times bigger, than my entire program)

The trillions of unknown things seem perfectly logical to me. Humans simply can't know everything. Our brain is limited.

ummm no it doesnt help at all im still lost but you just saying no i dont no everything would be a ot eaiser and helpful.

But that would be boring to say.

And many people don't understand what knowledge is and how big it is at all.

EDIT: If you don't like philosophy...

evilwormy wrote:ice is there anything you dont no how to do

No, there isn't.