₦airaland Forum

Nijasingh:
The ONLY city in NIGERIA is BENIN!! BENIN CITY!!!

Am blessed beyound  curse, too loaded to fail, too connected 2 b stranded

9jaganja:
wooooooooooooof. Fhemmy, I wasn't having any converstaion with you. I haven't seen anyone my age in my hood picking up a golf stick. I don't know about Ghana but in my hood in Nigeria, I ain't seen no one pick up a golf stick to play golf where? which golf course? The one in Bori camp? Negro please!!! And I didn't live on church street in Toronto plus if anyone should pick up a golf stick it should be gays cause you have to bend your ass, to use your stick to hit balls which might eventually go into a hole. Damn nigger, don't out gay yourself while trying to be like dem ones. Once again, I ain't seen no one my age or even 10 years older in my hood picking up a golf stick. I'm back in my hood in Bed Stuy and I ain't seen no jew or white or black or Italian, or folks in the Latin quarters pick up a golf stick everyone out here is real with reality. Goodluck with your wannabe lifestyle.

webdezzi:
any novice reading your posts must be feeling like 'oh that geek can compile'
as if to compile isn't just a single line of same pattern code run everyday by millions around d world.
u sound as is if u actually type in bytecodes and not in the same ascii used by scripters

whether compiled, compiled on the fly, scripted, the only reason I use any language is solve a task at hand.

nothings gladens me than seeing my codes do what I want them to do, to me, easier is better.
read my post all over before jumping to a conclusion.

I was not arguing in favour of any language in the first place, my point is, you can achieve the same task with another language, that's why I mentioned flash against applets even when the argument was php java related.

I was trying to put java down cos someone claimed it has no match and others seem to admit.

Point of info: I have been watching few threads of which this is one, I am not some kiddie who google up to fill threads like (well, u know how u do your thing). if I don't know i'll ask.
I don't take buses round lagos cos I wanna know lagos, when I get a biz call in a new area, i'll  sure get my way around knowing d place, all that counts to me is that I know the basics.
let that sink.

jek1471:
Thanks my brother, I'll try to download sql server express today. Which version do u think will work best for me?

I'm also checking my code again very carefully. God bless you
I'll keep you posted!

webdezzi:
let me ask ya, how long will it take a team of 5 java developers to deliver a the simplest shopping cart website in terms of hours?
compare that to what it will take 1 php developer to do same

in terms of productivity, php wins, python rules

walakolobo:
Beaf is a stupid diasporian who has nothing worthwhile to do.

candylips:
I think people develop a kind of relationship with a tool after a few years of using it. The brain becomes wired into thinking it is the only way of doing things and change becomes difficult.

Microsoft is making top dollar because of this. Microsoft no longer control all the raw technical ability. there is innovation everywhere but gradually these are getting into the mainstream

Take the Mac for instance this is an OS light years ahead of MS Windows yet it is not mainstream ( although apple is partly to blame for this)

AjanleKoko:
Na wa for Nigerians.
Can't take criticism without resorting to insults, always trying to compete with each other, rather than co-peting (co-operating to solve the problem).
Tragic.

Oh, and by the way, Beaf. . . Nobody is doing anything to Nigerians, at least not the government people. But there is a problem in any case with attitude.

Afam:
If people have issues with government officials they should state them.

I don't see how I will ignore comments by people that claim that Nigerians are weak, that they are happy the way things are, that Nigeria is hell or that Nigeria is a jungle where nothing works.

These comments are at best insulting and should be discouraged by all. I am a proud Nigerian and have no reason to envy anyone living outside Nigeria.

When we ask for zero tolerance on insults it is for every one's benefit because you never know who may be at the receiving end just as someone who throws a stone in the market place may end up injuring his mother or sister that came to buy something in the market without the stone thrower knowing that his own person was in the market.

We can blame the government and the officials with enough facts without having to insult each other. This is my point.

walakolobo:
If you insult my dear country, my president, and anything Nigerian, i will insult you in ten times more- respect is reciprocal, u hear word so?

Afam:
@Beaf,

I believe you are intelligent enough to address issues as they come.

Whether you are living outside Nigeria or living in Nigeria every single problem concerning Nigeria affects you either directly or indirectly.

On the issue of insults, I thought it was those Nigerians living outside Nigeria are the ones abusing their country men and women living in Nigeria?

No need to mix up the issues just to justify a bad thing. Insults either direction is bad.

Or, don't you see anything wrong in the unwarranted insults by those of you who live outside Nigeria?

You cannot insult someone and when the person complains you turn around to claim that you are the one being insulted. It simply doesn't make any sense.

walakolobo:
Who are the diasporians? Poster, you count yourself among? You make me laugh o.

morpheus24:
This thing will soon be become a war if people no take time.

naija people are addicted to Beaf.

Its in the culture is all I can say.

As for me any body wey wan deny me my birthright will see the Barrel of my Glock 9 mm and berreta blasting at the same time,

hasyak:
my take on this, is that we have to fight corruption in all its facets, that is the only way we can general development in the country,

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