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phrakture

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From: behind you

Registered: 2003-10-29

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I always leer at people who claim "assembly" as a skill.  Assembly language is specific to a given processor _and_ assembler.  Do you know x86 MASM assembly? What about NASM? What about TI assembly (which is mostly the same through all TI chipsets)?  Motorola 68000?  MIPS?

/me sighs

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Ryujin

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From: Centerville, Utah

Registered: 2005-05-12

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I am no guru but I am studying C++, I am more of a businessman, if you need work on marketing or a business plan I can help!

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twiistedkaos

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Registered: 2006-05-20

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I always leer at people who claim "assembly" as a skill.  Assembly language is specific to a given processor _and_ assembler.  Do you know x86 MASM assembly? What about NASM? What about TI assembly (which is mostly the same through all TI chipsets)?  Motorola 68000?  MIPS?

/me sighs

Lol, sorry I wasn't specific enough. x86 asm using fasm compiler.

deficite

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From: Augusta, GA

Registered: 2005-06-02

Posts: 693

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I always leer at people who claim "assembly" as a skill.  Assembly language is specific to a given processor _and_ assembler.  Do you know x86 MASM assembly? What about NASM? What about TI assembly (which is mostly the same through all TI chipsets)?  Motorola 68000?  MIPS?

/me sighs

I did put x86 in my description, but I didn't put that I use NASM.

Purch

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From: Finland

Registered: 2006-02-23

Posts: 229

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Chemist:
-synthesis
-polyolefins
-organometallics
-no drugs
-no kaboooms

yeah and some bashing to manage with my Arch server 

phrakture

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From: behind you

Registered: 2003-10-29

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Chemist:
-synthesis
-polyolefins
-organometallics
-no drugs
-no kaboooms

yeah and some bashing to manage with my Arch server 

HAHA! Awesome addition.  You made my day.

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GSF

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Registered: 2006-02-27

Posts: 38

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Well, I use HLASM Assembler for MVS. It's pretty much the only assembler for MVS, so it's kinda redundant saying it's HLASM

palandir

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Registered: 2006-05-14

Posts: 73

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Sorted by proficiency:

1. Perl
2. Ruby
3. C++/C, Bourne shell
4. JavaScript

Upcoming: Java

bboozzoo

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From: Poland

Registered: 2006-08-01

Posts: 125

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anything that is needed at the moment, currently I mostly work in C, C++, Perl and scripting languages (sh, ksh) for both Solaris and HPUX (HP really sux.. I wonder how come anyone would use HPUX and the machines.. well simple ls imposes 4% cpu load). Apart from this anything else that one may face: tcl, expect, python, java, pl/sql, pro-c

pilt

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Registered: 2006-09-08

Posts: 12

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PHP, C, C++, Python, sh, SGML-dialects

chrismortimore

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From: Edinburgh, UK

Registered: 2006-07-15

Posts: 655

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I'm most confident in C/C++ and Perl.
I can get by in Haskell, Java, ASM, and Python.
And the ones I know that just plain don't count: Bash, Basic, SQL, and .BAT files...

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ralvez

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From: Canada

Registered: 2005-12-06

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I'm primarily a web developer and I do programming in all of these and combinations of them :

HTML, DHTML, XHTML, CSS, PHP, MySQL, ActionScript, JavaScript, Perl, Python (I really like it!!), PHP, Shell scripting.
I have also done some C++ and Java (I never "got along" with it for some reason   I think "we" don't like each other), ColdFusion and VBasic 6.