if you are familiar and comfortable with vi and g++ why are you in a entry level C++ class?
My high school AP comp science class, didn't care what we used(there were two of us in the class) as long as every week or some we showed him some code.
I'm sure its been mentioned somewhere in these reply's but in referrance to how laymen decide: It doesn't seem to matter what it uses NT or Linux as long as it works, heck at work they'd just as soon have have me fetch them information out of the database, copy it down by hand, and bring it back up to them, if that were as fast as plunking down at the computer. The point I was trying to make was, anyone who actually gets their information from that article doesn't amount to a hill of beans. They don't care how or why it works, just so long as it does. thats our jobs to get it humming smoothly, be it NT Linux *BSD
just my humble opinion
robin
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I know it only rehash but jut in case someone didn't realize it OTP systems are only unbreakable if the private key is totally random. And that is a very very thin wall between legal access and illegal access. just remember random number generator are hardly random
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if you are familiar and comfortable with vi and g++ why are you in a entry level C++ class?
My high school AP comp science class, didn't care what we used(there were two of us in the class) as long as every week or some we showed him some code.
I'm sure its been mentioned somewhere in these reply's but in referrance to how laymen decide: It doesn't seem to matter what it uses NT or Linux as long as it works, heck at work they'd just as soon have have me fetch them information out of the database, copy it down by hand, and bring it back up to them, if that were as fast as plunking down at the computer.
The point I was trying to make was, anyone who actually gets their information from that article doesn't amount to a hill of beans. They don't care how or why it works, just so long as it does.
thats our jobs to get it humming smoothly, be it NT Linux *BSD
just my humble opinion
robin
I know it only rehash but jut in case someone didn't realize it OTP systems are only unbreakable if the private key is totally random. And that is a very very thin wall between legal access and illegal access. just remember random number generator are hardly random