I bought my daughter a 12" Powerbook when she was 2 weeks old. Admittedly she's never used it, and it rarely leaves my side, but it is technically hers and not a geek toy for me:)
Indy 500 had replays back in 89-90 sort of time. Great for qualifying at the front of the grid and then standing on the brakes and swerving at the start:)
I'm sure Stunt Car Racer on the Amiga did a similar thing at a similar time.
But after they pull you in, they will be able to show that your printer produced the offending document in question.
I bought my daughter a 12" Powerbook when she was 2 weeks old. Admittedly she's never used it, and it rarely leaves my side, but it is technically hers and not a geek toy for me :)
Yet.
It doesn't matter how many are fixed, it is the number of unfixed that are important. I'd be happier with 45 out of 50 fixed than 15 out of 600.
Indy 500 had replays back in 89-90 sort of time. Great for qualifying at the front of the grid and then standing on the brakes and swerving at the start :)
I'm sure Stunt Car Racer on the Amiga did a similar thing at a similar time.
void addToList(Element *item,Element **head)
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{
item->next = head;
*head = item;
}
Or something like that. Adding the the head of a list is always quicker than iterating to the end