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Pronounced Fossple - it stands for Fuck Off Simple Programming Language. Many years ago I cam up with the notion of VSPL - very simple programming language. The problem was that it was not simple enough! More recently I took some of the ideas from VSPL and implemented them in SFPL - Sound Field Patch Layout. Now SFPL has proven to be much simpler. It also grew in incorporate a fully immutable programming model.
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Pronounced Fossple - it stands for Fuck Off Simple Programming Language. Many years ago I cam up with the notion of VSPL - very simple programming language. The problem was that it was not simple enough!
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Pronounced Fossple - it stands for Fuck Off Simple Programming Language. Many years ago I cam up with the notion of VSPL - very simple programming language. The problem was that it was not simple enough! More recently I took some of the ideas from VSPL and implemented them in SFPL - Sound Field Patch Layout. Now SFPL has proven to be much simpler. It also grew in incorporate a fully immutable programming model.
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Next week, on June 15, we are going to see a new animal in town. It’s a laptop that works perfectly for the web. It got one of the best/fast browsers out there and its security model is baked really deep . One of the cool things in ChromeOS is that it gives developers a new API to play with. I worked with it in the past few weeks and I must say, it’s great (=Simple and powerful).Email Google Chrome OS is often described as an operating system designed to run a single app: a web browser. But as the Chrome OS project has evolved, it’s started to take on features that help you do some of the things you’d expect to do with a desktop operating system. There’s a built-in file browser that lets you view downloaded media, photos and screenshots you take with a Chromebook, and a media player that can handle music and video from your SD card or local storage even when there’s no internet connection handy. But there are still a number of quirks.
Chrome OS adds ZIP file support (inches closer to being a real operating system)
I bought the Samsung Chromebook because I wanted one fast-access device, with an attached keyboard, where I didn't have constant reminders about security updates and scans, to act as a supplement to my home PCs. I'd been very interested in buying one since they appeared on the market, as I'd remarked to a colleague a few years ago that netbooks would run faster if the browser alone was the operating system, and you could probably do most tasks using this - so I had already bought into the concept, as far as I know, before it was even announced. Anyway, in the following, I've compiled some points which I hope will be useful to other Amazon users. Maximising browser speed: With all apps and extensions loaded by default, web browsing slows down. They can all be switched On/Off manually, but I found one extension, Disable All Extensions Plus, which simplifies the process.

