I hope this won't be the case. Sounds like a real nightmare to me.
(If anyone is wondering why, Tanenbaum dixit: "NAT violates the most fundamental rule of protocol layering: layer k may not make any assumptions about what layer k + 1 has put into the payload [...]", and that's only the tip of the iceberg)
No, C++ is not just "C with classes". It's "C with classes, templates and a whole load of other features" (some of them were even included in newer C standards). Don't underestimate its power.
I prefer C to C++ myself, but only because I work on projects that are better suited for C rather than C++. The latter just scales better for larger stuff and is a lot better for abstraction, that's all. While I'd always pick C over C++ for low-level programming.
Totally in agreement with you, but the fact is they can't shut down the sites that aren't under their jurisdiction. Some sites are legal in certain areas of the world and they should just deal with that some way or another (censorship isn't an option imho).
Yes, but the invasion of Poland took place 70 years ago. Terrorism (or whatever some people perceive as terrorism) happens now.
I think high school kids should have their thinking matured enough to decide whether they liked the idea or not, and express their feedback on the matter. The fact that the principle withdrew the assignment only because it was a touchy, political subject is amusing and shocking at the same time.
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I'm sure Mr. Spock would agree with that.
I hope this won't be the case. Sounds like a real nightmare to me.
(If anyone is wondering why, Tanenbaum dixit: "NAT violates the most fundamental rule of protocol layering: layer k may not make any assumptions about what layer k + 1 has put into the payload [...]", and that's only the tip of the iceberg)
... it just smells funny.
Seriously now, what?
No, C++ is not just "C with classes". It's "C with classes, templates and a whole load of other features" (some of them were even included in newer C standards). Don't underestimate its power. I prefer C to C++ myself, but only because I work on projects that are better suited for C rather than C++. The latter just scales better for larger stuff and is a lot better for abstraction, that's all. While I'd always pick C over C++ for low-level programming.
I find this one to be the most rigorous.
Well, in this case, you're using more than just a text editor, i.e. a typesetting system (LaTeX).
Besides, try writing a math article/book using a simple editor. No, that doesn't work quite as well as LaTeX.
Totally in agreement with you, but the fact is they can't shut down the sites that aren't under their jurisdiction. Some sites are legal in certain areas of the world and they should just deal with that some way or another (censorship isn't an option imho).
Am I the only guy who doesn't like this idea?
Not to be confused with IOS
I guess it must be the 1st of April.
Agreed, high-frequency != fast. The IBM Cell Broadband Engine SPUs are a good example in this sense.
Well, it is Japan we're talking about, right? Therefore, there's nothing weird about it.
Yes, but the invasion of Poland took place 70 years ago. Terrorism (or whatever some people perceive as terrorism) happens now.
I think high school kids should have their thinking matured enough to decide whether they liked the idea or not, and express their feedback on the matter. The fact that the principle withdrew the assignment only because it was a touchy, political subject is amusing and shocking at the same time.
So blocking 0.0.0.0/0 does the job. I knew it!
Yes, that's what the Protestants did.