I'm sorry, but that code goes against our coding standard by having non-const parameters and a goto. I suggest the following before submitting your changes:
int multiply(int const a, int const b) {
assert(a >= 0 );
int x = 0, aNc = a;
while (aNc--) x += b;
return x; }
It's pretty much the same where I work. Since everyone's into video games I find out more about games that I'm interested in more than when I worked outside of the industry. If there's a lot of buzz about a game that I might like then I'll buy it new. Most times people will play through games and you can buy the games off of them really cheap or just borrow it. We have people that don't have some of the consoles, but will buy or borrow games and play them at work.
I don't think we're any different than just a bunch of friends that like games. As far as the article is concerned I don't even know if the people in the industry making purchase decisions are enough to affect the overall economy of the industry.
The big problem is that >95% of the radioactive waste is stuff like wrenches and clothing. This stuff is still very poisinous and we preduce many tons of the stuff per year.
how do you come up with things like that? i mean, how do you plan/organize it?
It's a bit difficult to do if you don't plan. I started by coming up with the idea of what I wanted the program to do. I then wrote the program out. Then I stepped back and tried to figure how could obfuscate it by doing things like using recursion instead of loops and then seeing if I could fit all my recursion into one function, then seeing if all my recursion and logic would fit on one line, and then I modified the main function so I wouldn't have to make a fuction call to get things started.
There are a lot of ways that you can obfuscate as well, like giving all of your variables similar names like combinations of o, O, and 0 or i, I and 1. You can also add redudant information like !I||!1.
Does this mean that the major world powers will be powerless for 12 hours? I can see it now, the world will be taken over by some third world country with a whole bunch of rocks.
Can you imagine the number of hackers that would try to hack your car? It might make a good excuse not to go into work. It may get to the point where you would have to apply patches everytime you get your oil changed.
What I would like to see is how well Java runs on x86 OS compared to an an x86 VM. I wonder how long it will be before we see a large variety of other platforms supported.
I'm just curious as to how well the processor will virutalize something like your video card if X or Windows is running. Are they going to be releasing apps that run under Linux that access the processor to get this kind of stuff up and running?
I found that I learned more outside of classes while in college than I ever learned while working. College gives you a lot of freedom that you won't have once you start working.
I also started college not knowing how to program and switched majors after I found out how easy programming was for me.
It also depends on how much you know coming out of highschool. If I had spent the same amount of time with computers in high school as I did in college there's a good chance I could have just skipped college.
I can tell you that practicing certainly helps. I competed in 98 and the team only solved one problem, then we started practicing every single day until the contest for 99 and tied for 18th (6th out of the US teams), so I can say that practice helps.
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Why is this getting modded as funny? It's true, safe science really is gay.
Unless you really really like math then science isn't very interesting unless you get hooked on it some how.
I'm sorry, but that code goes against our coding standard by having non-const parameters and a goto. I suggest the following before submitting your changes:
It's pretty much the same where I work. Since everyone's into video games I find out more about games that I'm interested in more than when I worked outside of the industry. If there's a lot of buzz about a game that I might like then I'll buy it new. Most times people will play through games and you can buy the games off of them really cheap or just borrow it. We have people that don't have some of the consoles, but will buy or borrow games and play them at work.
I don't think we're any different than just a bunch of friends that like games. As far as the article is concerned I don't even know if the people in the industry making purchase decisions are enough to affect the overall economy of the industry.
// One last try, using the original post's // return X; != return(X); // (This one compiles)
#define X 1 + 1
#define return return 2 *
int main( int const argc, char const * const argv[] )
{
return (X);
}
If you have to go bad enough couldn't you just slide under the door?
Too bad your brain is analog.
Did anyone else notice that engine.c is provided as a precompiled engine.obj? This may make it a bit harder to port the game to a different platform.
I didn't own a burner until my wife wanted to burn mp3's.
It also seems that the urls were mangled by slashdot. It was worth a shot.
The source I have up now doesn't have the sessionid in it, but I don't know if that has any effect.
Check my user bio for a Java program that will let you do thisa Dog
http://slashdot.org/users.pl?op=userinfo&nick=Lav
Sure they are making the specification for the language open, but you can get the entire source to Java: VM, runtime, and JIT.
The big problem is that >95% of the radioactive waste is stuff like wrenches and clothing. This stuff is still very poisinous and we preduce many tons of the stuff per year.
Maybe all of the distributions should move their version back to 2.4 to match the kernel.
how do you come up with things like that? i mean, how do you plan/organize it?
It's a bit difficult to do if you don't plan. I started by coming up with the idea of what I wanted the program to do. I then wrote the program out. Then I stepped back and tried to figure how could obfuscate it by doing things like using recursion instead of loops and then seeing if I could fit all my recursion into one function, then seeing if all my recursion and logic would fit on one line, and then I modified the main function so I wouldn't have to make a fuction call to get things started.
There are a lot of ways that you can obfuscate as well, like giving all of your variables similar names like combinations of o, O, and 0 or i, I and 1. You can also add redudant information like !I||!1.
Forgot about those <'s
0 ))&&a+79?c:0)["\n .,-+;=<(l!?t1aeCj2496GpA0&#$RBWMQ"]):c-37?f+h
>>10?c:main(a,b,++c,f-h-(a+60)*3,g+g+(b+11)* 7,d*d/80,d*e/80,e*e/80):1;}
main(a,b,c,d,e,f,g,h){return a<<1>a?main(!a,-24):!a?!b?b:main(-79,++b, a):!c?putchar(((c=main(a,b,1,main(a+1,b,0),0,0,0,
My one liner from 4 or 5 years ago that didn't make it:
r (((c=main(a,b,1,
main(a+1,b,0),0,0,0,0))&&a+79?c:0)["\n .,-+;=<(l!?t1aeCj2496GpA0&#$RBWMQ"]):c
-37?f+h>>10?c:main(a,b,++c,f-h-(a+60)*3,g+g+(b+11) *7 ,d*d/80,d*e/80,e*e/80):1;
}
main(a,b,c,d,e,f,g,h){ return aa?main(!a,-24):!a?!b?b:main(-79,++b,a):!c?putcha
It's not that hard to just connect to the destination machine and forge all the email you want. Would this be considered hijacking?
Does this mean that the major world powers will be powerless for 12 hours? I can see it now, the world will be taken over by some third world country with a whole bunch of rocks.
If anything it will be the same as earth. Depending on the size of the area being fought over, the person with the most fire power will win.
Can you imagine the number of hackers that would try to hack your car? It might make a good excuse not to go into work. It may get to the point where you would have to apply patches everytime you get your oil changed.
What I would like to see is how well Java runs on x86 OS compared to an an x86 VM. I wonder how long it will be before we see a large variety of other platforms supported.
I'm just curious as to how well the processor will virutalize something like your video card if X or Windows is running. Are they going to be releasing apps that run under Linux that access the processor to get this kind of stuff up and running?
Frank Miller's stuff is a bit edgier than the previous batman movies have been. Hopefully their will be less silly crap and more of a plot.
I found that I learned more outside of classes while in college than I ever learned while working. College gives you a lot of freedom that you won't have once you start working. I also started college not knowing how to program and switched majors after I found out how easy programming was for me. It also depends on how much you know coming out of highschool. If I had spent the same amount of time with computers in high school as I did in college there's a good chance I could have just skipped college.
I can tell you that practicing certainly helps. I competed in 98 and the team only solved one problem, then we started practicing every single day until the contest for 99 and tied for 18th (6th out of the US teams), so I can say that practice helps.