Actually, this is a kernel limitation. The constant ARG_MAX in your limits.h should tell you how much your own system can take. POSIX requires ARG_MAX to be at least 4,096 bytes.
Not true for your example. the 'for... in...' never involves spawning another process that directly reads the entire argument list.
my point is that this isn't a compiler even it's an instruction checklist.
how can backdoors go in that that wouldn't be detected by anyone with even the lease bit of experience?
hmm... step 3: create an account username "spook" password "nsa0wnz0rz" with administrator priveliges, if you do not do this EXACTLY your system will be insecure
RST2003, noticing slashdot doesn't allow >br/< so i have to add >/br< to be w3c compliant
So what if you've been using Unicode for ages, Unicode can't handle Chinese in a way that can simultaneously satisfy mainland and non-mainland Chinese.
Exactly. just like 7-bit ascii can't handle english in a way that can simultaneously satisfy Helvetica and Times Roman.
I was told putting magnets near my drives would destroy my data.
And they expect me to believe there's tiny, patented, magnets in all of them?
But it's accounted for in the disk's design. kind of like you can put a magnet on top of a monitor and still sucessfully (manually, with another magnet, the button assumes there's no magnets presnet) degauss the screen, at which point TAKING AWAY the magnet will induce the messed-up color patterns.
NTFS has hardlinks. they specifically put it in to comply with the POSIX standard. i don't think they ever made a tool to use that feature, but cygwin32 'ln' uses it.
But more importantly, this only applies to the Belgians.
In Germany they first came for the Communists and I didn't speak up because I wasn't a Communist. Then they came for the Jews, and I didn't speak up because I wasn't a Jew. Then they came for the trade unionists, and I didn't speak up because I wasn't a trade unionist. Then they came for the Catholics, and I didn't speak up because I was a Protestant.
Then they came for me -- and by that time, no one was left to speak up.
--Pastor Martin Niemoller
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Actually, this is a kernel limitation. The constant ARG_MAX in your limits.h should tell you how much your own system can take. POSIX requires ARG_MAX to be at least 4,096 bytes.
Not true for your example. the 'for ... in ...' never involves spawning another process that directly reads the entire argument list.
this is because for is a shell builtin.
my point is that this isn't a compiler even it's an instruction checklist.
how can backdoors go in that that wouldn't be detected by anyone with even the lease bit of experience?
hmm... step 3: create an account username "spook" password "nsa0wnz0rz" with administrator priveliges, if you do not do this EXACTLY your system will be insecure
RST2003, noticing slashdot doesn't allow >br
So what if you've been using Unicode for ages, Unicode can't handle Chinese in a way that can simultaneously satisfy mainland and non-mainland Chinese.
Exactly. just like 7-bit ascii can't handle english in a way that can simultaneously satisfy Helvetica and Times Roman.
I was told putting magnets near my drives would destroy my data.
And they expect me to believe there's tiny, patented, magnets in all of them?
But it's accounted for in the disk's design. kind of like you can put a magnet on top of a monitor and still sucessfully (manually, with another magnet, the button assumes there's no magnets presnet) degauss the screen, at which point TAKING AWAY the magnet will induce the messed-up color patterns.
NTFS has hardlinks. they specifically put it in to comply with the POSIX standard. i don't think they ever made a tool to use that feature, but cygwin32 'ln' uses it.
It's not movement, since the grass blades in the foreground are blurred without any coulour fringe whatsoever. That's because grass is green.
But more importantly, this only applies to the Belgians.
In Germany they first came for the Communists and I didn't speak up because I wasn't a Communist. Then they came for the Jews, and I didn't speak up because I wasn't a Jew. Then they came for the trade unionists, and I didn't speak up because I wasn't a trade unionist. Then they came for the Catholics, and I didn't speak up because I was a Protestant.
Then they came for me -- and by that time, no one was left to speak up.
--Pastor Martin Niemoller