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by _RPM 11y ago
ADP
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by _RPM 11y ago
CVS at my college never had my drug, so i avoid them in order not have my time wasted.
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by _RPM 11y ago
I wouldn't be surprised. If I were to do it, I would set up a false "domain registar" page and log all searches and review them and register the domains of unique domains in order to block the original searcher in order to se
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by _RPM 11y ago
Using your distributions package manager you'll get the older versions. I'm guessing you're using Ubuntu? Better off just compiling from source.
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by _RPM 11y ago
Can someone post a TL;DR
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by _RPM 11y ago
That is all probably confidential information.
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by _RPM 11y ago
Ahh, so the browser isn't interpreting that code.
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by _RPM 11y ago
I've set up my laptop to go to my home internal server (old laptop) for DNS. My quality-of-development-environment has increased because I can associate any internal in development app I want with a hostname tied to my internal DNS pre
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by _RPM 11y ago
How exactly would that work. modify an instance of bind and check if the client is requesting to resolve 'google.com'? If true, then respond with the rouge IP? First we must make sure the client machine is set up to use our name s
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by _RPM 11y ago
I believe computing has 1 concept needed to be understood by programmers: Input & Ouput. That's all programming is.
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by _RPM 11y ago
> I wonder if assembler is going to make a come back :) Are you trolling? Assembler hasn't gone anywhere nor will it ever.
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by _RPM 11y ago
I really appreciate this. I wasn't even though of at the time it was written. What I mean is that I'm very grateful for computers / electrical engineering. What a excellent world we live in.
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by _RPM 11y ago
Part of the reason I don't use many VIM plugins is because how much it slows down the time from $ vim main.c to actually seeing the UI. But These colors do look pretty.
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by _RPM 11y ago
Why does that make a lot of sense? I'm curious.
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by _RPM 11y ago
Why would his team not want him to practice?
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by _RPM 11y ago
I agree. The last one I attended, a group won that had shortcuts up their sleeves. A member of the winning group had interned with the company that was judging for the winner. I also consider myself a professional, although I am still a stu
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by _RPM 11y ago
Regardless if that's true or not, how is that relevant?
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by _RPM 11y ago
Seriously. That is going to be my next phone. I'm very sick of all the privacy issues with Android, and for a phone, I want something that Just Works. iPhone seems to be the logical solution. I'm sure it doesn't have a prompt
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by _RPM 11y ago
Somewhat related, but I'm annoyed at the Android overall. It seems I can choose a default "protocol handler" for _every_ app that wants to open a specific type of file. For example, in every new app that opens an HTTP applica
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by _RPM 11y ago
I personally prefer auto tools because learning it has value. Learning auto tools has value because a lot of C projects use auto tools, so contributing to C projects is easier if you know the de facto standard build system for GNU/Linu
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by _RPM 11y ago
This reminds me of an online code editor at this clothing store shop solution that allowed people to easily make shopping carts and customize it to an extent. Does anyone remember what they were called?
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by _RPM 11y ago
As a Computer Science major, and programmer, and soon to be college graduate, I don't like the fact that people can go to a "coder bootcamp" and after they "graduate" from it, they expect to get the jobs that CS gra
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by _RPM 11y ago
This has been asked/answered before. check this thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8919343
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by _RPM 11y ago
Yes it was. Good catch. The size of the buffer is 4, so the last byte would be located at 4-1 = index 3. Because we're 0 based...Wow can't believe I did that. it's 12:30 AM here and I've had a few beers tonight. It'
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by _RPM 11y ago
https://github.com/doches/progressbar/blob/master/lib/progre... The correct solution would be a) check the length of format, and if it less than or equal to 4 but greater than 0, then copy the bytes
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by _RPM 11y ago
It's _very_ important to know if it failed if you don't want to introduce undefined behavior. With undefined behavior, _anything_ can happen, (e.g. arbitrary code execution). But let me make it clear: malloc failing doesn't m
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by _RPM 11y ago
Redundant != consistent. But I agree with you, there isn't really a downside. I'm being pedantic here. -pedantic
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by _RPM 11y ago
Consider checking the return value of malloc (e.g: https://github.com/doches/progressbar/blob/master/lib/progre... ) You're setting users/yourself up for a disaster if you're assuming
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by _RPM 11y ago
the "cloud" is a term used by uniformed non technical people. They don't know what they are saying when they use it. However, the "cloud" is simply access to data over a network. Emulating local data storage, but re
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by _RPM 11y ago
I actually wrote a JSON parser for fun and profit 2 weeks ago. It's mind blowing to me how his code is similar to mine. I wrote mine completely from scratch. I even called my routine `parseValue`. Once one has a look at the JSON gramma

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