Another interesting fact is variables don't hold data, they pointer to where the data is stored.
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char * globalvar = "Whats Up";
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00405030: global_var dd 405034h 00405034: global_var_value db 'Whats Up',0
Well, duh. You asked for a variable that was a pointer, you got it. If you used an int, it wouls hold a value. Understand the language before reverse-engineering it!
I went and got the total size of my xpdf binary and all linked-in libraries: 6078804 bytes. Not much less, but it's shared, so most dosen't count as much.
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RTF man page - NULL scans don't work on windows. Try -sS instead.
The planet could've started out bigger, with life buried very deeply. The top laters of the planet absorb the blast, the buried life continues.
Here's my entry
Seriously, what's up with this?
Normally only subscribers see it.
You know, it's not strictly necessary to fix slashcode...
On my system, I'm seeing a's with ^'s over them, and euro symbols. What's up with that?
You forgot to run:
emerge --rsync
first, and:
etc-update
after.
I get a 404 on the books.slashdot.org link, but when I replace it with slashdot.org, it works. What gives?
What if you don't know about it?
What about the subscriber reward delay?
Linux overrides the BIOS interrupts. I don't see how it can do anything then.
You can't put an IP stack in the BIOS - it's far too big. It needs to be in the OS, and if it is, just wipe it and install Linux or something.
Have each voting box be composed of off-the-shelf equipment. Have it locally recompile from source for each unit.
Give it a few random names - if it replies that they exist, autoblackhole it.
It's not a halting problem - you still can't tell whether the C++ program will halt. Therefore, there's no logical inconsistency. QED.
Actually, using the Deparse mode, the readability increases. Try it yourself - perl -MO=Deparse something.pl
Well, duh. You asked for a variable that was a pointer, you got it. If you used an int, it wouls hold a value. Understand the language before reverse-engineering it!
If you read the webpage, it says it'll only print one. You can replace 'disp' with 'disppage' to print them all.
I went and got the total size of my xpdf binary and all linked-in libraries: 6078804 bytes. Not much less, but it's shared, so most dosen't count as much.
It supports the standard unix APIs, so just recompile something.
Koffice does not use RTFs natively - it used zipped (not gzipped) XML files.
True, but would you want it back when it's done?
No, silly. You don't want to turn AOL into your mangled foot, do you?
while($AOL->isalive()){
$AOL->{gun}->shoot($AOL->{foot});
}
It has 7 lines - IIRC nethack'll scroll if it needs to.