Too often 'development' is a catch-all term for a wide array of things and that doesn't help us explain what we do and why we do it.
I spent the first half of my time there working with a wide array of things, mostly enterprise products – A/UX, Data Access Language, AppleShare, AppleSearch, 3270 and Token Ring.
Resources: Too often 'development' is a catch-all term for a wide array of things and that doesn't help us explain what we do and why we do it.
And I don't want to send a girl who needs to hear she's beautiful out into our culture – a culture that has such a narrow definition of that word "beautiful," and such a wide array of things to sell her so she can attempt to meet that definition.
It could be starting a sandwich shop… it is a wide array of things.
You can already do a wide array of things on your cell though most of us don't do much yet–and new offerings are exploding.
It gathered pace thanks to a French book, published last year, called Dîne Avec Une Fourchette: the idea of both being that if you only eat food with a fork, and prepared with a fork, you forgo the fattening, slippery delights of yoghurt, ice cream, butter et al (see forkitdiet.com for a wider array of things that aren't allowed to tickle your tines).
There are so many other things you can do, and once you realize there's a wider array of things to choose from and the kind of effort it will require, it makes it a lot easier to say, 'Yeah, okay, I'm really not in the mood to do anything for myself right now, but I'm happy to talk dirty to you, or get naked for you while you masturbate, or give you a quick handjob, or just lay by your side.'".
Click your way to the list in question, and you'll find an admirable number of recognized franchises thanks to reverse engineering, hackers have been able to use the Pokémon Mini to run a wide array of "playable" (some of these things are more tech demos than games proper) titles, and introduce emulation on other platforms.
The company had applied to trademark the phrase to commercialize a wide array of products and services, including many things that seemed to have little to do with the celebration, like poultry, Christmas stockings, gymnastic articles, computer software and non-medicated toiletries.
