Sweden has Bahnhof.

Name one.

Iodizedsalt.

I like FreeMind (mentioned in the DrDobbs article). Of course I knew about mind maps before, but the ability to export a perfectly formated map as Pdf, HTML and in various image formats is great. I think I'll be using this instead of paper in the future. I've tried various UML design tools in the past, but they all require that you have already made some of the decisions beforehand.

I think UML is a great way of describing a system once you have made all major decisions, but whenever I need to think about a new project, I have always prefered pen and paper. I'll seriously give FreeMind a go now.

Sure there are. Sweden continues to offer free university education (but no longer to non-EU citizens.)

I see no problem with function/method-local GOTOs. The two main problems I see with the GOTOs of christmas past are:

1. Jumping to a label which is just a number / has no meaning to the developer. GOTO niceNameDescribingWhatIsDoneByCodeFollowingTheLabel removes this problem.
2. Non-local jumping preserves the callers stackframe, but when actually writing the callee code, some of your "locals" are defined in the caller.

The vice president of the European commission Margot Wallström: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cvcdsj3ZWkg&feature=player_embedded

2012: Electrolux vacuum cleaner.

Why was parent modded troll?

Prostitution?

6227020800?

Parent was just giving you an example.He was asking you to open your mind to other solutions. Of course you could also save energy and since you guys are all buring oil/gas to warm your houses, how about this observation of a small town in the UK:

When I was looking to rent a house in Cheshire a few years ago, a lot of the ads mentioned "double glazed windows" as a selling point. Imagine that! A house with a bit of thermal insulation, in a country where the temperature will often drop to 0 C / 32 F during mid-winter?

Also, every house we looked at had a gap of at least one centimeter under the entrance door, where cold air could enter, and they all had (funny but true) a form of stretched out pillow to put there, in order to reduce the drag. When I first got there I had to buy a fridge since it was not considered a "fixed appliance", but until I got that sorted, I actually stored my butter and milk in the hallway since it was so cold.

Ok.

I refuse to explain myself coherently, on the grounds that I may invalidate the apparent logic of your statement.

Either:
a) a low income has little to do with the worth of a persons contributions to society
or
b) artists who are unable to make any money due to piracy are worthless.