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You can buy the domain name and use it with a website engine that requires no coding, like IMcreator or Weebly. IMcreator costs money to use a domain you already own, though.

I'm one of only four or five students (out of the 20 in the class) who see through the bullshit. Most of the others don't really seem to think that programming is more complex than this.

Thank you, Prometheus! I just wish I'd been doing this for a bit longer.

I just got into the Computer Science Honors program at Stony Brook! Kick ass!

OK, now this is just embarrassing, and I've just lost all respect for my AP CS teacher. A classmate of mine, let's call him Alvin, was recently lectured to by my teacher, whom we shall call Mr. Coach. Alvin has been programming ever since he was nine years old, has software for sale on the...

I heard the exhibit's pretty good, but it's too noisy to hear anything; the sound must be coming from the Republican party.

Duran Duran did a cover of Grandmaster Flash's White Lines. https://www.youtube.com/embed/_ceukjOzxZM?feature=oembed

Come on, guys, I'm not ruining YOUR childhoods.

She's not a programmer, remember?

Sega Saturn.

I'm a super spy!

Also, said product for children was translated by people whose first language may not even have been English.

Who here watches Syfy, by the way? As a feature-lengther, this would fit the channel like a glove.

Just like any movie on the Syfy channel.

Hm, I thought we had it bad in America. Earlier this year, we wrote our college essays in English 12. Afterwards, we peer-reviewed them. The two or three I got were horrendous. And I still chuckle thinking back to this assignment I had a few weeks ago. We're not seeing great speakers...

A port would be a remake. Assembly on any platform is unique to that platform, and maybe its successors.

http://sebastianmihai.com/ If you know C, then everything you need to make homebrew is in here. This was released recently. Unfortunately Windows-only (dunno if the compilers run in WINE), but still damned cool!

My friend Juarez can get anything, including this game.

I've donated to dave, as promised. (My, even my announcement of it is late!)

So wait. It's humanly possible to write a program that plays Zelda II regardless of its maps (assuming they're not malformed), because we can model its flow as a comprehensible procedure. Not the same for Super Mario World. Am I right?