Let’s face it, the only perfect piece of software ever was WordPerfect for DOS.
Its perfect!
…But perhaps put it back for poor rat4king. I never considered that people would extract happiness out of useless statistics.
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Must be nice to live in a world without politicians or news reporters.
If anything is perfect,
it’s Microsoft paint.

…But perhaps put it back for poor rat4king. I never considered that people would extract happiness out of useless statistics.
WHO YOU CALLING A RAT HUH?
Only one perfect: Notepad.
@ra4king
consider to start changing nickname. And plastic surgery. And move to East Asia. And open flower shop.

If anything is perfect,
it’s Microsoft paint.
Microsoft paint isn’t perfect. it doesn’t support transparency :o

If anything is perfect at failure,
it’s Microsoft paint.
FIFY
And if Notepad was perfect then why did someone make Notepad++?
I once crashed notepad by copy-pasting a chunk of text that was too big. (I was spammig ctrl-c and ctrl-v for a couple of minutes :))
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Must be nice to live in a world without politicians or news reporters.
They can live in the same world I do and then I still don’t consider it. I don’t want much to do with such people and their daily activities.
(but still: touché).

And if Notepad was perfect then why did someone make Notepad++?
I don’t accept code as “note”. Remember that notepad mission in this world is TXT file.
*) edit: Okay, perfect in realm of windows. On linux we have pluma, gedit, and nano.
while(forumIsGoodAlready) {
tellRiven();
}
public static void tellRiven() {
System.out.println("PLEASE NO CHANGE!");
}
"what ? did i hear someone said perfect ? cause that’s my middle name "
:point: he said
System.out.println("Is the forum fine?");
String input = getInput(); // reads from System.in
boolean isForumFine = random.nextBoolean();
if(input.equals("yes"))
isForumFine = true;
if(input.equals("no"))
isForumFine = false;
if(isForumFine)
isForumFine = false;
if(!isForumFine)
isForumFine = true;
System.out.println("The forum is" + (isForumFine ? "" : "n't") + " fine");
Convenient moment to miss an [icode]else[/icode].

*) edit: Okay, perfect in realm of windows. On linux we have pluma, gedit, and nano.
Oh and for KDE users: Kate. Kate is fu**ing awesome! It even works as good as an IDE for me, if you have languages that like to use the console (Haskell, scheme-implementation guile, scala (at least the REPL), …), because it lets you open a small console widget at the bottom. Kate also supports syntax highlighting for hundreds of languages and scriptlanguages from multiple Assembler languages to 4GL and SQL to SystemC to Matlab to UnrealScript, Coffescript and MonoBasic. Pure awesomeness!!!
Also, it offers Haskell and LISP indentation.
And what’s even crazier? If your language is not one of the 120 (or so) languages it supports out of the box, then you have a lot more language plugins to download.
+1 for KATE.
And here I am, sitting alone with my emacs.
Emacs is awesome. Mathematica is perfect.
I’d love to have LaTeX and/or MathML support. That way I could really annoy people. Oh! Wait! Embedded CDF support!
Everything on linux is awesome ;D let me put more: vim.
The only thing I could possibly think of that I’d like to change:
Add syntax highlighting in code blocks :point:
Other than that, I don’t know what makes a “modern” forum better than this one.

The only thing I could possibly think of that I’d like to change:
Add syntax highlighting in code blocks :point:
public static void main(String[] args) {
System.out.println("Are you kidding me?");
System.out.println("Probably I didn't get a joke ^^");
}