I am aware that the word "socialist" is part of the acronym "NSDAP" - put please don't be bamboozled into believing that that is what they actually were.
That's probably similar to the trend that, any country that puts "Democratic" into its name, likeley isn't. For reference, the old German Democratic Republic.
I recall seeing a story about a programmer who reversed engineered the pseudo-random number generator used in Keno games. The impression I got was that it was a clean-room solution, and yet he was arrested for fraud anyway. Needless to say, I disagreed with the notion that his act was illegal (assuming it was clean room).
It's not surprising that the more recently language takes fewer lines of code, given that it has had the time to look at Java and some of its structural shortcomings in terms of verbosity.
eclipse took me a small amount of time to get used to, but to me, its the best Java IDE on the market. Of course, the availability of refactoring is the bar to clear to even enter the competition, so that limits things a bit. JBuilder blows goats in comparison. My recommendation would be to create your own project in eclipse and start using it, rather than using sample apps.
To be fair, I haven't tried eclipse for Mac OS X, but all new builds of the 2.1 series are being created for Mac OS X as well, including the stable Milestone 1.
Is it the same as what Microsoft did? I don't think so. I'm pretty sure you had to use MS's JVM to run Microsoft "Java". SWT will work with any JVM, provided the appropriate native libraries are installed. I am a little disheartened by the limited number of alternate platforms available, but more keep coming. Give it time.
You really don't know what you're talking about. Neither do I, but that's beside the point.
OTP data needs to be random. You can't compress truly random data, so you'd have to send the whole message. If you're encrypting that with your OTP, you're sending, say, 2000 characters: 1000 of your message, 1000 for the next OTP. Of course, for the next OTP, you only have 1000 characters in which to send your message and next pad. Obviously, your pad size and message are going to keep getting shorter.
People also forget that PunkEek still occurs on geologic timescales, which are on the order of tens to hundreds of thousands of years (at best). Even for large, long-lived animals, that's a lot of generations over which those features develop.
I'd like to license the Quake III engine because it rocks, but I'm too much of a cheap bastard to do so. Maybe if I post that on/. id will magically change their economic model for me.
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And even writinh [sic] OO code is often harder, especially when you're faced with decissions like ``should this member be publicly accessible?''
That one's easy. The answer is always "No".
You're in Chicago? There are car co-ops springing up around the city. One in Logan Square and one in Hyde Park that I know of.
I am aware that the word "socialist" is part of the acronym "NSDAP" - put please don't be bamboozled into believing that that is what they actually were.
That's probably similar to the trend that, any country that puts "Democratic" into its name, likeley isn't. For reference, the old German Democratic Republic.
I recall seeing a story about a programmer who reversed engineered the pseudo-random number generator used in Keno games. The impression I got was that it was a clean-room solution, and yet he was arrested for fraud anyway. Needless to say, I disagreed with the notion that his act was illegal (assuming it was clean room).
You got those numbers backwards.
J2EE: 14,004
It's not surprising that the more recently language takes fewer lines of code, given that it has had the time to look at Java and some of its structural shortcomings in terms of verbosity.
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Good work, chum.
...and who cares if they get it wrong every now and then....
eclipse took me a small amount of time to get used to, but to me, its the best Java IDE on the market. Of course, the availability of refactoring is the bar to clear to even enter the competition, so that limits things a bit. JBuilder blows goats in comparison. My recommendation would be to create your own project in eclipse and start using it, rather than using sample apps.
To be fair, I haven't tried eclipse for Mac OS X, but all new builds of the 2.1 series are being created for Mac OS X as well, including the stable Milestone 1.
Is it the same as what Microsoft did? I don't think so. I'm pretty sure you had to use MS's JVM to run Microsoft "Java". SWT will work with any JVM, provided the appropriate native libraries are installed. I am a little disheartened by the limited number of alternate platforms available, but more keep coming. Give it time.
You really don't know what you're talking about. Neither do I, but that's beside the point.
OTP data needs to be random. You can't compress truly random data, so you'd have to send the whole message. If you're encrypting that with your OTP, you're sending, say, 2000 characters: 1000 of your message, 1000 for the next OTP. Of course, for the next OTP, you only have 1000 characters in which to send your message and next pad. Obviously, your pad size and message are going to keep getting shorter.
This looks like the best introduction:
http://www.eclipse.org/articles/Article-SWT-Design -1/SWT-Design-1.html
What about SWT, as used in eclipse?
You mean the different Swing look-and-feels? Already done.
Fucking sheep.
Clint Mansell, by the way, is a goddamn genius.
An infinite number of monkeys would produce all the works of Shakespeare instantaneously. Its a finite number that you have to wait a bit for.
I think you have the problem with the infinite that other people have with very large numbers =).
People also forget that PunkEek still occurs on geologic timescales, which are on the order of tens to hundreds of thousands of years (at best). Even for large, long-lived animals, that's a lot of generations over which those features develop.
I suck at life today.
-1 for anyone who can't infer that the book is not primarily talking about bespoke software, not commercial software.
Its a shame they chose "server.ip" rather than the more XPath-like syntax of "server/ip".
A virtual meat grinder would have helped this guy out a lot.
Programmer: Firing you.
The only thing pointers are useful for is implementing whatever programming language i'll actually be using.
You misspelled "timothy".
I'd like to license the Quake III engine because it rocks, but I'm too much of a cheap bastard to do so. Maybe if I post that on /. id will magically change their economic model for me.