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Dia can do all the same things you showed in this video, and it's free/open source.

If you want to sell this Visio product to C9ers, try showing some advanced features (that perhaps free tools like Dia does not support). This is a technical site you know, please don't be afraid to get technical.

Mozilla and Google is going to support Windows XP for as long as it has substantial marketshare. It's a nonissue really.

So students who paid $599 for the discounted admission also got one? That doesn't seem like a bad deal.

Very interesting video. I would have liked them to run something from Chrome Expirements, as many of the demos on the site don't work in IE8 and make heavy use of JavaScript.

Awesome comedy flick. I loved the happy ending.

Answer to #3, #4 and #5 respectively:

(PS: I don't know if I should be posting these here?)

three xs = head $ reverse xs
four xs = xs !! (length xs - 1)
five xs = take (length xs - 1) xs

Main> let dooble x = x + x
ERROR - Syntax error in expression (unexpected end of input)

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Here is the answer to the homework #2.

constTwo = a `div` length xs
           where 
            a = 10
            xs = [1,2,3,4,5]

I hope it's right.

I guess you can't define a function in the shell?

Hugs> double x = x + x
ERROR - Syntax error in input (unexpected `=')

You could BSOD a Windows 98 box attempting to access the file C:\con\con

You can get creative on the methods of accessing this file.

This was a major source of lulz for me back in the day.