but theres a difference between a programming language word and a natural language word. printf or goto is more like a letter (or possibly syllable) to a parser than a whole word. Thats not really true either, but context doesn't work the same way. A parser expects a finite class of objects to come after printf, and while natural languages are technically finite, its not quite the same thing because communication doesn't have to be correct all the time to be understood.
Apple could make a.mac. Just have all mac's point to an additional DNS that resolves.mac addresses. Sure it would only work on apple computers, but so does OS X.
i is declared globally. This means that on an x86 box (maybe other archs as well) it will probably be allocated in the bss section of the image which means it will be zero by default.
what if object files are left out in the distribution froma compile on a different platform? Isn't that a reason to use make clean? I'm not trolling, I'm seriously asking, since I'm not really an expert on Makefiles (I can write simple ones).
Yeah yeah, Linux is soooo great. Blahdy blahdy blah. Torvald's piss cures cancer, blah blah. Theo de Raadt invented security blah blah blah. Bill Gates is dumb/evil, blah blah.
Yes, but you'll notice that the thread was started by talking about the government watching your im's to see if you were trading files. Someone brought up encrypting IMs, and the post that I replied to mentioned the DMCA, free speech and monitoring. I don't know about you but as far as I know, the DMCA doesn't say anything about wiretaps or privacy or searches or any other monitoring of any other sort.
The post I originally replied to, took the post regarding monitoring, and took it as an opportunity to take a "pot-shot" if you will at the DMCA. My point is that while it my be necessary to duplicate portions of something to discuss it, this has nothing to do with monitoring anything. Saying the government has no right tro monitor your internet activity and then claiming the DMCA spits upon the first amendment is a non-sequitor. One has nothing to do with the other.
No he's not talking about a variant type, he's talking about a numeric type that stores numbers it can natively, and automatically promotes numbers that it can't to a heap representation. Such as in ruby for instance:
irb(main):001:0> x = 1234 => 1234 irb(main):002:0> x.class => Fixnum irb(main):003:0> x = x ** 30 => 54885141842922207462706050754135963848157659549253 1140166924984667909193218216496312222744576 irb(m ain):004:0> x.class => Bignum
Thats true, but you missed the point
The government has no right to monitor your telescreen... erm i mean your internet activity. The DMCA is a blatent spit on the first amendment
Huh? What does monitoring and the DMCA have to do with free speech?
I couldn't remember the url for google suggest so i typed that into google. Fascinating thing is that the news result came up with this exact article. In fact short of google's actual suggest page most of the results point at slashdot.
Slashdot Mirror
but theres a difference between a programming language word and a natural language word. printf or goto is more like a letter (or possibly syllable) to a parser than a whole word. Thats not really true either, but context doesn't work the same way. A parser expects a finite class of objects to come after printf, and while natural languages are technically finite, its not quite the same thing because communication doesn't have to be correct all the time to be understood.
It means Intel is finally dumping the x86 instruction set, and the IA64 instruction set and replacing them with Forth.
You get a medal. Amazing. Funniest joke all day.
Apple could make a .mac. Just have all mac's point to an additional DNS that resolves .mac addresses. Sure it would only work on apple computers, but so does OS X.
bitter much?
"good" + "day" doesn't concatenate two strings not even in C++. you'd have to type string("good") + "day".
i is declared globally. This means that on an x86 box (maybe other archs as well) it will probably be allocated in the bss section of the image which means it will be zero by default.
This was coded by a friend of mine, and its designed expressly for this purpose: http://www.iwebpress.com/
what if object files are left out in the distribution froma compile on a different platform? Isn't that a reason to use make clean? I'm not trolling, I'm seriously asking, since I'm not really an expert on Makefiles (I can write simple ones).
They have that. It works fine.
sure it does. Two typos!
w e
s
I think it was actually a real honest-to-god typo. Look at where the w and s keys are on a qwerty keyboard.
Yeah yeah, Linux is soooo great. Blahdy blahdy blah. Torvald's piss cures cancer, blah blah. Theo de Raadt invented security blah blah blah. Bill Gates is dumb/evil, blah blah.
if A inverse is equal to -A then A is orthogonal IIRLAC. (LA = Linear Algebra)
Yes, but you'll notice that the thread was started by talking about the government watching your im's to see if you were trading files. Someone brought up encrypting IMs, and the post that I replied to mentioned the DMCA, free speech and monitoring. I don't know about you but as far as I know, the DMCA doesn't say anything about wiretaps or privacy or searches or any other monitoring of any other sort. The post I originally replied to, took the post regarding monitoring, and took it as an opportunity to take a "pot-shot" if you will at the DMCA. My point is that while it my be necessary to duplicate portions of something to discuss it, this has nothing to do with monitoring anything. Saying the government has no right tro monitor your internet activity and then claiming the DMCA spits upon the first amendment is a non-sequitor. One has nothing to do with the other.
I wasn't trying to start a python vs. ruby war, I swear.
And the monitoring?
Huh? What does monitoring and the DMCA have to do with free speech?
I couldn't remember the url for google suggest so i typed that into google. Fascinating thing is that the news result came up with this exact article. In fact short of google's actual suggest page most of the results point at slashdot.
In Korea only old people haven't picked up on the latest almost-meme.
it is open source, I don't know if its Open Source though.
HitchHikers Guide to the Galaxy.
Count the Hs, count the Gs.
What ever happened to "sleek running shoe?"