print('hello world', end='')
On python 3 or import print from future module for 2

@lig1 I write large stuff at work (managing roughly 250k lines of python across all the tools) still only use notepad++, although Jenkins + automated testing helps!

For most my python I end up using notepad++ and a console.... I should spent the time and beat an ide to work for me.

If you need high performance, C (or the fast bits in c). If you need easier Dev, python

I have the x220t (tablet version) it's great, everything I need from something portable. Touch screen was used for uni notes when I was there, but mine is 5+ years old and still going strong.

I'd kill for win 7 right now.....we are still on xp and the machines were shipped with 7, and downgraded to xp by our "IT".

Don't like that they keep adding sponsored tiles to my speed dial

Metal on metal, a little bit of heat should loosen it, chances are it hasn't cured properly as it needs air to cure. Just give them a good clean before putting proper paste on!

It's typical to only see things from a single point of view, there will be devs that are arses and people in security that abuse the power, but doesn't mean they all do!

@tahnik I'm not an audiophile, but Bluetooth headphones are easily on par / better than the average earbuds / headphones you see most people wandering around with. Yes corded has potential for higher quality, (currently) but only if you buy high quality headphones....

I've been using Bluetooth headphones for years, much better than constantly being corded to my phone.

*but* it's nice when batteries run low, or if I'm connecting to old speakers to have the option of a cord....

@drRoss they are trying to roll out 7 by the end of the year, but struggling as they want to lock everything down so much. Requested python 2.7.10 32bit 8 weeks ago for a win 7 machine (64 bit was already packaged, but a library we wanted to use required 32bit) no sign of it.... Ended up rewriting huge chunks of code so we can use a different library - yes I'm looking at moving job....

Once wrote a unittest which needed to clean up some test files it generated, test it before committing to version control, only to find I messed up a path, the test worked, cleaned up after itself, and then deleted itself....