hmm, that would only work if both sides are the same size. This works because an int * is the same size as an int. If you used char's, I'm sure it wouldn't work.
So what you are suggesting is that instead of one big thing, what we should do is have lots of little tools. And then we can have them work seemlessly with each other. Hey good idea - what we'll do is split everything up into things called kparts. So there is an html kpart called khtml, and a file browsing kpart, and a kword kpart, and a pdf viewer kpart and so on. Then to just glue it together we can have an app which just loads the kparts, and call that, say konqueror.
Oh wait, that's what happens. What was your point again?
not an attack, but what's with mixing up 'is' and 'are'?
Anyway, you might want to check out the various efforts at getting eclipse compilied with gcj. IMHO, it's a seriously cool project, and an indication of what could be done if sun OS'ed java..
I'm insulted by the article. But I can't bring myself to complain about it on slashdot.:) So instead I've write this comment on how I can't complain about it, thereby complaining about, but not appearing quite so sad.. I should shut up now. Yeah.
I just wrote a basic network stack for the microcontrollers for the lasers our company produces. All the sensors measure the temperature, with feedback loops to the heaters. Several controllers control 5 or so temperatures and heaters each. The controllers are on a serial bus, with another controller for a usb connection.
It's fun writing code knowing you only have a few bytes of memory. heh.
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A good website is fastseduction.com< /a>. The name might put you off, and the initial page will also try to put you off, but underneath is a huge wealth of knowledge on talking to people and making them feel comfortable.
mplayer can play mms:// streams directly
which means mencoder can as well
mencoder mms://... -o image_portee-hd.wmv -oac copy -ovc copy
Ah. It seems I missed the crucial part that the + operator does more than first meets the eye.
:P
Got it - thanks.
btw, the joke sucked.
I'm going to have to check this now, because I'm sure I'm right, but I'm going to look a fool if I write the code and I'm wrong :)
It's not doing exactly *(x+(y)) it's doing more like I said: *(x + sizeof(*x)*y )
And it's that added sizeof that's makes x[y] != y[x] when it's char x and char *y;
I did this using konqueror, and using dcop to manipulate the kcookiejar.
yes because sizeof(int) == size(char*)
I mean:
char x;
char y[2];
x = 1;
y[1] = 99;
In this case I don't think that y[x] is the same as x[y]
hmm, that would only work if both sides are the same size.
This works because an int * is the same size as an int. If you used char's, I'm sure it wouldn't work.
Correct me if i'm wrong.
Perhaps it doesn't handle a large number of items in a menu very well, but have you considered just organising your bookmarks into folders?
So what you are suggesting is that instead of one big thing, what we should do is have lots of little tools. And then we can have them work seemlessly with each other.
Hey good idea - what we'll do is split everything up into things called kparts. So there is an html kpart called khtml, and a file browsing kpart, and a kword kpart, and a pdf viewer kpart and so on.
Then to just glue it together we can have an app which just loads the kparts, and call that, say konqueror.
Oh wait, that's what happens. What was your point again?
not an attack, but what's with mixing up 'is' and 'are'?
Anyway, you might want to check out the various efforts at getting eclipse compilied with gcj. IMHO, it's a seriously cool project, and an indication of what could be done if sun OS'ed java..
and eclipse being heavy and big is a problem because...?
Yes. Linux isn't accepted because some people recompile their programs. Wow what brilliance you have, AC.
It was discussed earlier this year.. let's repeat all the stories every few months just because some people don't read slashdot every day.
When I miss slashdot, I just browse the old stories bit for anything interesting. I don't expect the stories to be repeated just for me.
The incompatible postgres thing bit me as well when I was using debian.
I'm insulted by the article. But I can't bring myself to complain about it on slashdot. :) So instead I've write this comment on how I can't complain about it, thereby complaining about, but not appearing quite so sad.. I should shut up now. Yeah.
He did say "no other way of sending" so they don't have ssh or vpn (otherwise you could scp or whatever)
I bet you disagree with the minimum wage laws and unions as well then.
I used to have loads of fun with this.
ping host -d 2b2b2b..
I forget the rest - but basically +++ATH0 in hex. Used to remember it off by heart.. oh well.
"We" as in "Us slashdotters" as in the general opinion of this group.
Follow?
Unless they run out of gas before they hit the bottom.
Just because it has no effect, doesn't mean it takes no time to run.
It's not _that_ difficult. Learn a bit of compilier theory, it's not that bad, and very interesting.
It's mostly just colouring in pretty graphs. *grin*.
I second using microcontrollers.
I just wrote a basic network stack for the microcontrollers for the lasers our company produces. All the sensors measure the temperature, with feedback loops to the heaters. Several controllers control 5 or so temperatures and heaters each. The controllers are on a serial bus, with another controller for a usb connection.
It's fun writing code knowing you only have a few bytes of memory. heh.
I think that the odds of actually doing something worthwhile is far far higher if you do something that you think is worthwhile.