for(int i=0;iAgentNameLen;i++)
which makes it very clear that you are iterating throught the agent name.
I had this long smackdown typed out, but then I decided to not proofread it and hope that you were trying to be funny (oh i hope someone mods this funny)
My personal opinion on the usage of comments in code is as follows.
My original comments come from pseudocode.
Fill in from there as needed.
This will usually result in just the right amount of comments as the pseudocode will be higher level ideas of what the code does.
Anyone else use pseudocode for the basis of their comments?
what's cool about firefox though is that i can go to the link that the parent provided and hold down CTRL and scroll my mouse wheel a tad to get the page at it's best.... if only i had a bigger monitor like those graphics design geeks!!!
and you can't look up my address because of a typo in the street name... google thinks it's michells drive (it's michelle!)
anywho... i still like the interface better than other map people... esp. the feature that you can click and drag the map to navigate instead of clicking the nav arrows.
Someone who's RTFA might have already mentioned this, but IIRC these sub-$100 notebooks will be sold in mass quantities and only orders of 1 million or more will filled. So getting your hands on one of these cheap laptops will require some ebaying or something.
... if any strategy pays off in the long run.
I think your comment is a cop-out answer to avoid the debate.
However, I found it insightful because it was funny.
If you are the owner of one of these saab "keys" then I would like to inform you that your transmitter does have a key to it. It is inside the transmitter. Pull the top off and inside is a laser cut key to open the door if your battery in your transmitter dies.
I have been a 'heavy' user...
I have found firefox to be robust.
xpi handling was a bit rough back at.8 and.9 but it's much better now
1.0PR didn't have many problems in my view, but 1.0 is definitely better
When I updated (clicked on the up arrow by the throbber) to 1.0 full/gold/whatever
I have had the same profile since the 1.0PR and I have been very happy with the xpi handling (ie, the fox handled all my extensions just fine)
It's crashed a couple times on me.
nothing's perfect
You don't necessarily know that the usapatriot act has affected you because of the secrecy.
Why is it that such a 'free' people cannot have transparency in government?
Why are there no simple answers to simple questions?
I believe that Drudge has been DEBUNKED once again on this one.
Drudge Debunked once again!
here's the summary for ya if u can't follow the link:
The 'votes' that were 'casted' on the machines before polls opened were the ticker (like on an old car's mileage) to count the number of total votes that each machine had processed.
no big deal... nothing to see here folks...
colonization of mars does not seem possible because the body does not rotate on it's axis. latitude and longitude do not stay fixed with relation to the sun. how is this problem to be overcome when you must grow plants to sustain your existance?
I grew up quaker, but haven't been to meeting in years.
Once I understood the schizm between the programmed and unprogrammed worship (disclosure: my meeting was unprogrammed) I decided to worship alone.
This little light of mine, I'm gonna let it shine.
All that's beside the point.
My main point being that there probably are some Friends/Quakers that don't vote, but I'd agree that it's a small fraction. What's the percentage of christians/catholics that don't vote?
Isn't the low voter turnout the real issue?
How can america claim democracy when about half don't vote?
am I wrong here?
Students have a choice to register and vote either at their school home or at their permanent home.
It's shouldn't be hard at either place, if it is, this assignment will alert everyone to a problem in the system.
IMO there probably isn't a problem in the system... just apathy among citizens.
This is the exact point i got from RTFA.
The students are not forced to vote, but the prof is encouraging voting by letting the students know that it will somehow affect their grade.
TFA is short and at the end u get the idea that the prof's ulterior motive is to start a dialog on campus, not FORCE students to vote.
I'd be more interested in the voter turnout for the campus vs last year's turnout...
Slashdot Mirror
My original comments come from pseudocode. Fill in from there as needed.
This will usually result in just the right amount of comments as the pseudocode will be higher level ideas of what the code does.
Anyone else use pseudocode for the basis of their comments?
what's cool about firefox though is that i can go to the link that the parent provided and hold down CTRL and scroll my mouse wheel a tad to get the page at it's best.... if only i had a bigger monitor like those graphics design geeks!!!
Can you post a link to somewhere with a bit more information?
I agree with the mod, def' informative, but got any more?
I took an AI class a few years ago and kris lang gives a pretty good explanation here...
Our professor was more of a StarWars man and had us working on mutually assured destruction.
I did get an A and enjoyed the class extremely, but I'll have to admit that where the research is going in AI is a pretty interesting road to travel.
I wonder if we've got a machine that can play C&C Generals and win, a lot.
ther is a firefox extension and search plugin for coralizing a link or address ... check em out
IIRC, wasn't Mitnick's best talent his social engineering/acting?
and you can't look up my address because of a typo in the street name... google thinks it's michells drive (it's michelle!)
anywho... i still like the interface better than other map people... esp. the feature that you can click and drag the map to navigate instead of clicking the nav arrows.
enough gushing... gotta get back to work
this is good... wish i had a mod point... SPOT ON!
Those products (gmail, froogle) are free.
... maybe i'm wrong here... but...
I think that is becuase they are in beta, or because they will always be free.
BIG DIFFERENCE
Someone who's RTFA might have already mentioned this,
but IIRC these sub-$100 notebooks will be sold in mass quantities and
only orders of 1 million or more will filled.
So getting your hands on one of these cheap laptops will require some ebaying or something.
Your analogy is faulty.
It should go like this:
The drunk driver is the average joe with an infested boxen. The beer companies are the virus writers.
And the script kiddie is the bartender.
Maybe I'm way off, but...
I think you mean the Slashdot Readers? Group.
By definition they are puzzled.
... if any strategy pays off in the long run.
I think your comment is a cop-out answer to avoid the debate.
However, I found it insightful because it was funny.
Sure. But the whole sticking it in and turning it is so... 20th century.
My next car will start at the push of a button only when my keychain with my transmitter on it is within the vehicle.
and it will have the voice of kitt from that tv show...
you know the one i'm talking about.
I did not imply that the key started the car. I just was informing that there is a key.
Your Welcome.
If you are the owner of one of these saab "keys" then I would like to inform you that your transmitter does have a key to it. It is inside the transmitter. Pull the top off and inside is a laser cut key to open the door if your battery in your transmitter dies.
Think people.
I have been a 'heavy' user... .8 and .9 but it's much better now
I have found firefox to be robust.
xpi handling was a bit rough back at
1.0PR didn't have many problems in my view, but 1.0 is definitely better
When I updated (clicked on the up arrow by the throbber) to 1.0 full/gold/whatever
I have had the same profile since the 1.0PR and I have been very happy with the xpi handling (ie, the fox handled all my extensions just fine)
It's crashed a couple times on me.
nothing's perfect
oh, mod this upward please... short and sweet, right to the point!
about what?
You don't necessarily know that the usapatriot act has affected you because of the secrecy.
Why is it that such a 'free' people cannot have transparency in government?
Why are there no simple answers to simple questions?
I believe that Drudge has been DEBUNKED once again on this one. ... nothing to see here folks...
Drudge Debunked once again!
here's the summary for ya if u can't follow the link:
The 'votes' that were 'casted' on the machines before polls opened were the ticker (like on an old car's mileage) to count the number of total votes that each machine had processed.
no big deal
colonization of mars does not seem possible because the body does not rotate on it's axis. latitude and longitude do not stay fixed with relation to the sun. how is this problem to be overcome when you must grow plants to sustain your existance?
I grew up quaker, but haven't been to meeting in years.
Once I understood the schizm between the programmed and unprogrammed worship (disclosure: my meeting was unprogrammed) I decided to worship alone.
This little light of mine, I'm gonna let it shine.
All that's beside the point.
My main point being that there probably are some Friends/Quakers that don't vote, but I'd agree that it's a small fraction. What's the percentage of christians/catholics that don't vote?
Isn't the low voter turnout the real issue?
How can america claim democracy when about half don't vote?
am I wrong here?
IMO there probably isn't a problem in the system... just apathy among citizens.
Mod ctr2sprt up!
This is the exact point i got from RTFA.
The students are not forced to vote, but the prof is encouraging voting by letting the students know that it will somehow affect their grade.
TFA is short and at the end u get the idea that the prof's ulterior motive is to start a dialog on campus, not FORCE students to vote.
I'd be more interested in the voter turnout for the campus vs last year's turnout...