$ gcc -Wwrite-strings -Werror a.c a.c: In function ‘main’: a.c:3:12: error: initialization discards ‘const’ qualifier from pointer target type [-Werror=discarded-qualifiers]
char *s = "hello world";
^~~~~~~~~~~~~ cc1: all warnings being treated as errors
if Minecraft's gotten boring, try a few of these: - get to the credits in 20 minutes in survival on hard. - finish an adventure map (like Diversity 1/2, Drobnovian Knights, Terra Restore) - finish a CTM map by vechs, amlup or hilecio - complete an HQM skyblock rebuild modpack (like Agrarian Skies, Project Ozone 1/2) - complete an HQM story modpack (like Crash Landing, Material Energy^3/4, BlastOff)
this is because Facebook is an ad network - you & your friends are the product. Facebook sells your eyes to their customers, and if their customers want to show you flash pre-rolls and interstitials, then that's exactly what Facebook will use. Money talks.
one of the largest ad networks on the planet? or maybe the 4th most popular video web site, with approximate 125M monthly visitors?
besides. the claim that you don't need a feature doesn't mean that your solution is significant. you didn't address any of the other things that you "solution" completely fails to address.
you're just digging yourself deeper into the hole here. your first post showed you clearly don't know what the fuck you're talking about. and you're not making it any better for yourself.
it's job security because if they took your advice and assumed they were smarter than everyone else and just went with what they thought would work... they would have failed abysmally. they would be assigned to cleaning the toilets while someone who knew what they were talking about was put in charge of actually doing it right.
yeah, that's fine if you want your video to work only sometimes, on some devices. and if you don't need pre-rolls, or interstitials, or playlists, or analytics, or you don't care about handling full-screen correctly, or adaptive bitrate.
pop quiz: which versions of firefox support h.264? which protocol suports bitrate streaming on google chrome on windows? on iPad?
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if they hadn't been texting they probably would have noticed they were moving.
some "grown up" deleted half of S3.
$ gcc -Wwrite-strings -Werror a.c
a.c: In function ‘main’:
a.c:3:12: error: initialization discards ‘const’ qualifier from pointer target type [-Werror=discarded-qualifiers]
char *s = "hello world";
^~~~~~~~~~~~~
cc1: all warnings being treated as errors
if you're running out of stack on a 64-bit machine, then your OS's addressing scheme sucks.
"8.1 exabytes should be enough for anyone" -- Bill Gates
yeah, but if you play classical music at them really loud, they all explode.
if Minecraft's gotten boring, try a few of these:
- get to the credits in 20 minutes in survival on hard.
- finish an adventure map (like Diversity 1/2, Drobnovian Knights, Terra Restore)
- finish a CTM map by vechs, amlup or hilecio
- complete an HQM skyblock rebuild modpack (like Agrarian Skies, Project Ozone 1/2)
- complete an HQM story modpack (like Crash Landing, Material Energy^3/4, BlastOff)
The London yellow pages used to have an entry "Boring, see: engineers"
> I can think of a number of other ways to get a root shell
ok, i'll bite. how?
"Crushable Freaking Runways!"
plus $2,800 for the touch/digitizing display.
for all those who need "themes and widgets and CSS and extensions and blingy little desktop trinkets".
for those that need excel. not so much...
nonsense. would you expect to be able to afford an appartment in Beverly Hills, or the upper west side? or how about renting a room at the Connaught?
why not? because those places are fucking expensive.
guess what? San Francisco is fucking expensive too. want somewhere cheap to live? find somewhere else.
or sleep in your own shit on the streets in San Francisco and shoot heroin all day long.
this is a video game, after all...
You would if the trailer was full of amazing stuff that wasn't in the feature.
that's cheating. they brought the rocks back with them.
this is because Facebook is an ad network - you & your friends are the product. Facebook sells your eyes to their customers, and if their customers want to show you flash pre-rolls and interstitials, then that's exactly what Facebook will use. Money talks.
> The big players moved to HTML5 ages ago.
define "ages ago".
firefox only started supporting html5 netflix in 12/2015.
pop quiz: calculate the buffering time for a 90minute 15Mbps stream if you're on a 1Mbps connection.
right, but you know who might need that?
one of the largest ad networks on the planet? or maybe the 4th most popular video web site, with approximate 125M monthly visitors?
besides. the claim that you don't need a feature doesn't mean that your solution is significant. you didn't address any of the other things that you "solution" completely fails to address.
you're just digging yourself deeper into the hole here. your first post showed you clearly don't know what the fuck you're talking about. and you're not making it any better for yourself.
it's job security because if they took your advice and assumed they were smarter than everyone else and just went with what they thought would work... they would have failed abysmally. they would be assigned to cleaning the toilets while someone who knew what they were talking about was put in charge of actually doing it right.
> Was typing ... really that hard?
yeah, that's fine if you want your video to work only sometimes, on some devices. and if you don't need pre-rolls, or interstitials, or playlists, or analytics, or you don't care about handling full-screen correctly, or adaptive bitrate.
pop quiz: which versions of firefox support h.264? which protocol suports bitrate streaming on google chrome on windows? on iPad?
Google could solve this in a day by flagging its search results page with a "your ISP is supporting cybercrime" warning.
Now, that takes courage.
also, what in the world does 'grep' stand for?
(i know)
PS C:\> Get-Alias sls
CommandType Name
----------- ----
Alias sls -> Select-String
(modulo whitespace mangling)