Very true.. For instance read qsort and then take a look at some of the qsort included examples on the web and you will find that no two agree..wtf.. I have only contributed to one app that used qsort but my own attempts have been pretty strange.. In other situations I have used a handcoded bubblesort, insertionsort, easily.
Am I clueless or is there some lack of info in man qsort(),that causes every programmer to do it 'n' ways???
How can you be a complete incompetent and
still be able to code most of an application correctly...hmm
copy it out of a textbook maybe? You'd probably get that wrong..
TROLL: /. 'ers are mostly schoolchildren and pompous asses
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Umm, Limekiller...
You seem to need a hobby..
I'm glad I trolled you and you responded
and I'm glad that I have a fan but I think this relationship is unhealthy
and I need my space 'kay?
If you need help with your visual basic coding
please do a google search or go to msdn.
If you need affection and appreciation please go
to your girlfriend.
I don't have time in my busy schedule to play.
You may want to ask your mother who
your father really was, so you can get over this.
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You are lucky, and moronic.
Think about it.
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How would we know harvard man?
Is it truth of fiction?
How many of us will ever know?
Think about it.
You are loathed and for good reason.
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Ohhhh, jesus f**kin keerist, you make me so
ill I feel like puking up my goddam six pack.
You have no appreciation of history and are
blissfully unconscious.
You have no idea of how to construct a better
future for everyone but it is your "type" that
gets elected.
You think that a fucking ford taurus is a "good deal".
You are a worthless sack of shit and I hope you are the first against the wall when the revolution comes.
"..For every case where you can name a big time moneyed winner, I can name a small time non-moneyed winner..."
Are these cases that are germane to the point however?
Are you talking about rulings on patent law,
intellectual property, copyright, DRM, monopoly,
etc..
I would love to see your statistics that in the big cases, where money matters and huge corporations put their resources on the line, the little guy wins half the time.
I'll cover your second question mainly since the first ignores the spirit of my comment.
Firstly:
If your intent is not an issue here, which in essence derives from your motivation, then why is
the issue of motivity and subsequent action of such large consequence in civilized law?
Secondly:
"illicit" in this context refers to the encroachment on any individual's privacy without their consent and foreknowledge so that unknown parties with unknown motivations can use information gained in an unknown manner in a
way these same parties desire.
I would say that regardless of the intent the
"scrutinized public" method is still intrusive and without merit in a free society.
Are we all supposed to be actors in a public scene now? Do we march into public wearing our
best face so that we don't have black marks on our records somewhere, or god forbid that we have to be called in to explain our behavior because of the prevailing political climate, or someone's
pet law or a speck on the lense. All this voyeurism may ruin reputations and lives
and still be laughed out of existence in a more temperate political climate years too late.
If you believe that the act of scrutiny is
devoid of motivation you are not thinking clearly. If you are willing to be surveilled, by all means, support legislators who want the public scrutinized. I personally am not and will not.
But you are so silly! You must fight the bear I think.
In typical asinine conservative fashion , you are
reacting to a legitmate concern by pointing out all the highly unlikely things that enforced public scrutiny will enable, like catching more criminals.
Or maybe just getting that extra few bucks for selling the footage to Faces of Death XXV a few
years down the road.
Isn't it sad that we are expected to buy
a product, which IMO, has historically had the connotation of "owning this particular
copy of what I purchased." and yet we are
expected to be stupid enough to let the
producers of the product, tell us after
our money is spent how we can use our
property? Our corporatized and patent
glutted economy can not survive on it's fat dog eat fat dog methodology so it must screw the consumers, not once, but as many times as
possible and in as many ways, to guarantee
a marginal profit. In the mean time a
politically active corporate lobby gains
the attention of our government and pushes
through laws that guarantees their dysfuctional and inefficient models survival without oversight or expert moderation and
influence of any sort.
This is the kind of crooked corporate presence in politics that got the english
into so much trouble with the colonists if
you look back far enough. As a matter of fact there are a lot of interesting parallels in our current situation and the situation vis-a-vis the revolutionary era.
Nothing in C (IMHO) is going to be as convenient as a high level interface. The stralloc lib mentioned by the other poster really doesn't seem to be much nicer than the non-ansi string handling functions available with linux.
It's sad shit for certain when a crappy forged header can provoke an escalation that could ruin an individual financially and cause him to eat shit in the "..please don't hurt me this is what happened, please believe me..", manner you describe.
But, hell, these little sultans in their impervious fits of ignorant pique are another
symptom of what is 'really wrong' with our
society, values and legal system.
The police and courts are dumb as shit.
They, and the court system will be overwhelmed
by the popular response to this infamous law
and pledge to disavow it.
Meanwhile, in the real world, the dimwits who
turned themselves in will be sent off after
signing an affidavit affirming that they broke the law and that they and their illicit property will be collected for trial and examination at
a time convenient to the powers that be.
After weeks of trepidation and anxiety our
brave Mr.Disobedience realizes he acted a
little impetuously. He really doesn't want to have a criminal record and lose his little
secret liberties and 'puter to an uncaring and
inefficient bureaucracy. He dislikes having to worry about the anonymous knock on his door.
He loses hair, and weight, his work performance suffers due to insomnia. He starts to drink
and smoke a little more than before. He begins
to look over his shoulder and study casual passerby suspiciously...
Usual complaints:
Yes, but java is soooo slooow...
It sucks so badly when it comes to string
handling I almost prefer C.
It's a clunky mess internally with deprecated thisnthat everywhere.
Aside from that:
Pptp implementations are not going to be
written in a language with the overhead of
java.
Go write a channel driver in java and then
one in C. You'll see things more clearly I 'spect.
"... QUALIFIED US workers to satisfy demand. Notice I say qualified. Not 'History Teacher turned MCSE' or 'Accountant turned Flash "Programmer"'. Qualified Software Engineers, Ph.D MEs, Chem-Es, etc. There just aren't enough..."
Some/.'ers has a seriously vile attitude about
"Johnny Come Latelies", and "MCSE's".
As if all of a sudden , by pointing out that
so and so doesn't have an acceptable certificate or , god forbid, a diploma, or actually did something besides program from the age of 5
that you are actually proving something by caricaturing these individuals.
Doesn't prove a thing except the fact that some parts of the IT industry are guilty of being
narrowminded and prejudicial. Motivation,intelligence, experience and performance should be critical for success in
a field, not who your frat buddies were, or
how you wear your hair, or how well you lie on your resume.
There are many factors involved in selecting
the "right" person for the "right" job.
I've noticed that some talent in the IT world
could use a few years doing something else so they'd be a little more realistic in their expectations and get down off their pedestals.
"..Then you live in tyranny. I don't believe that George W. Bush would let that happen..."
O' shit, you have got to be panning for the camera on that one...I mean what hasn't that braindead
tightass supervened on this country?
"..I'm posing from a Novel site right now. Everyone here seems to be happy with netware for the most part. It works well with the corperate desktop (yes its windows), and like all OS' when its well maintained is pretty stable..."
It's about as stable as greased horseshit.
It's tcp implementation is f*ed in 5.0 and 5.1. Look at the # of tid's at novell support
on buggy tcp issues.
Add-ons for base netware are really weak.
NEVER use border manager if you value your sanity.
The http proxy provided with BM is slow
and subject to (at least one)memory leak and cache corruption issues during normal operation.
The nat implementation is BROKEN. Have
internal (masq'd) hosts try to resolve names
by having their resolvers point to a publicly addressed NS. Wham, memory leak that will
never be patched (according to novell it's a misconfiguration)and freezes packet buffers
when you run out of memory. Guess what?
No more access..soft reboot. Never had that
problem with linux or bsd nat, hmm...
In short the list of tids at http://www.novell/support, should keep you wary and wide eyed. The prevailing business model at novell is microsoft themed anyway. They drop support for products when the bug count gets too high,etc..,etc..I'm not a big fan of novell.
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Very true..
For instance read qsort and then take a look at some of the qsort included examples on the web and you will find that no two agree..wtf..
I have only contributed to one app that used qsort but my own attempts have been pretty strange..
In other situations I have used a handcoded bubblesort, insertionsort, easily.
Am I clueless or is there some lack of info in man qsort(),that causes every programmer to do it 'n' ways???
How can you be a complete incompetent and still be able to code most of an application
/. 'ers are mostly schoolchildren and pompous asses
correctly...hmm
copy it out of a textbook maybe? You'd probably get that wrong..
TROLL:
Oh, Ouch..urkk..choke..good story.
You are lucky, and moronic. Think about it.
How would we know harvard man? Is it truth of fiction? How many of us will ever know? Think about it. You are loathed and for good reason.
Ohhhh, jesus f**kin keerist, you make me so ill I feel like puking up my goddam six pack. You have no appreciation of history and are blissfully unconscious. You have no idea of how to construct a better future for everyone but it is your "type" that gets elected. You think that a fucking ford taurus is a "good deal". You are a worthless sack of shit and I hope you are the first against the wall when the revolution comes.
Pussy, you can't even reply to a well stated response to your asinine rebuttal. You suck.
Firstly:
Secondly:
Quite a bit of difference between illicit monitoring of unaware individuals and potshots of various habitats as a private individual eh..?
Isn't it sad that we are expected to buy a product, which IMO, has historically had the connotation of "owning this particular copy of what I purchased." and yet we are expected to be stupid enough to let the producers of the product, tell us after our money is spent how we can use our property? Our corporatized and patent glutted economy can not survive on it's fat dog eat fat dog methodology so it must screw the consumers, not once, but as many times as possible and in as many ways, to guarantee a marginal profit. In the mean time a politically active corporate lobby gains the attention of our government and pushes through laws that guarantees their dysfuctional and inefficient models survival without oversight or expert moderation and influence of any sort. This is the kind of crooked corporate presence in politics that got the english into so much trouble with the colonists if you look back far enough. As a matter of fact there are a lot of interesting parallels in our current situation and the situation vis-a-vis the revolutionary era.
Oh, you people don't have a sense of humor. That's pretty funny.
Nothing in C (IMHO) is going to be as convenient
as a high level interface.
The stralloc lib mentioned by the other poster
really doesn't seem to be much nicer than the
non-ansi string handling functions available with linux.
Thanks for listening.
1. Privilege
2. Oversight
3. Litigation
4. Political Future
Does this story have a happy ending?
Then use CIPE.
http://sites.inka.de/sites/bigred/devel/cipe.html
My question is how the fsck you know how many millions of lines there are to check any better than he does. Hmm?
Yes, but java is soooo slooow...
It sucks so badly when it comes to string handling I almost prefer C.
It's a clunky mess internally with deprecated thisnthat everywhere.
"..Then you live in tyranny. I don't believe that George W. Bush would let that happen..." O' shit, you have got to be panning for the camera on that one...I mean what hasn't that braindead tightass supervened on this country?
It's tcp implementation is f*ed in 5.0 and 5.1. Look at the # of tid's at novell support on buggy tcp issues.
Add-ons for base netware are really weak. NEVER use border manager if you value your sanity.
The http proxy provided with BM is slow and subject to (at least one)memory leak and cache corruption issues during normal operation.
The nat implementation is BROKEN. Have internal (masq'd) hosts try to resolve names by having their resolvers point to a publicly addressed NS. Wham, memory leak that will never be patched (according to novell it's a misconfiguration)and freezes packet buffers when you run out of memory. Guess what? No more access..soft reboot. Never had that problem with linux or bsd nat, hmm...
In short the list of tids at http://www.novell/support, should keep you wary and wide eyed. The prevailing business model at novell is microsoft themed anyway. They drop support for products when the bug count gets too high,etc..,etc..I'm not a big fan of novell.