EDIT: Which carrier ? Unless you buy SMS pack, the default rate per SMS is rupee 1. Am talking about Airtel and BSNL. I think the article too mentions this. Quoting it: "The wireless companies all told Kohl's antitrust committee that while the price of individual texts was going up, consumers were paying far less per text by buying huge bundles for flat rates."
I'm under the impression that local messaging in India is practically free.
The exception is when they charge extra on holidays. I guess that part is a bit of a racket, though a more benign explanation would be that they're just trying to keep the network traffic to a maintainable level on those days.
EDIT: Downloaded BASIC from http://www.weihenstephan.org/~michaste/pagetable/recompiler/... and now writing some silly codes.
Hg is written in Python. As for why Mercurial was chosen over Bazaar, it came down to popularity. As the core developer survey shows, hg was preferred over bzr.
- No cut-paste.
- No tabs in Finder.
- The missing delete key. (Backspace is renamed as delete)
- The not-so-modern Terminal. (hence the wide usage of iTerm)
Hope that helps a bit...
It is especially weird given that CMD-c/CMD-v does work in Finder, just not CMD-x. That leads me to believe that it was intentionally omitted for some bizarre reason.
As mdaniel (http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2294066) mentions, it bizarrely does not work in one very specific, and presumably intentional, place—the Finder.
Note that many others have dp solutions, but the easiest way to find them is to write a recursive function that you memoize. A good example of that is http://projecteuler.net/index.php?section=problems&id=30....