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0. If not proper, at least consistent spelling.
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Even at that point, there was the PDP-11 compiler and the compiler for the Perkins-Elmer implementation, not to mention the (straight) C compiler (/usr/bin/cc) vs the Portable C Compiler, both of which were available on V7. The maxim then (
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Which version of C? The answers vary. For 1st ed. K&R, you're going to get implementation-specific behaviour, which might very well vary whether or not optimization is enabled.
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He missed the traffic, the crime, the crowding, the incredibly high prices, and the filth. I hope your city never attains those.
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http://www.isup.me/downornot.com Gives the correct response - site is down. The www. is, of course, optional.
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Limited to specific domains (::Universities), I'm not sure of, but before they opened it to public registrations, the requirement was that you had to have a .edu e-mail address.
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The best quote I saw in the article is this: “a Home Depot view of the hiring process, in which filling a job vacancy is seen as akin to replacing a part in a washing machine. … Like a replacement part, job requirements have very precise sp
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So, you're saying that people who have sufficient disposable income to purchase a very expensive sports car that they can only "refuel" near their home needn't worry about how much it's going to cost them to do so? I'm relieved.
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Because they'll save a ton of money on lawyers and pretend interviews of Americans to justify their hiring practices. Of course, even though they played by the current rules, Cisco got burned a while back: http://books.google.com/books?id=
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Those of us who haven't upgraded, for whatever reason, can just push a rope, eh? Display is linked to the Unicode renderer and available fonts. Either Camino did some sort of net-fetch magic for the characters it didn't have fonts for or
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The Finns need to look at what a mess California's initiative process has made of their state, legally and budget-wise. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_California_ballot_propo...
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OSX Snow Leopard: Fail. Junk display in Safari & Chrome, Hex boxen on Firefox. Actually works in the latest version of Camino, although the story seems to have come out not quite right: Santa, Rocket, People, Fish, Pizza, Building, M
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Only if you think prayer is going to do the person good. (Do note that this paper is six years old)
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But how many jigawatts did it take to reach it?
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In other words, take a spread-spectrum radio and add to it the ability to probe the individual carrier frequencies for usability (much like a V.34 modem), include some sort of coördination protocol between the radios and voilà!
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With a very possible "interesting characteristic" being the measurements of the lady who answered the phone.
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So, if someone's going to steal your stuff, you'll only get it back if you're rich? Or is the lesson we should learn is "If you're going to do anything questionable at home on your 'net connection, make sure your wifi is open."?
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Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose. This has been going on for decades in the Valley - the only thing that has changed is the names of the players.
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Not much. And you're asking the wrong generation about the '69-'72 lunar landings. Coverage was there, for those who were interested in finding it. The Soviets' failures were, of course, highlighted, but their accomplishments weren't down
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Powered off of mini-USB (I have extra chargers laying about), SD cards are cheap cheap cheap (I also have a selection on-hand), and a case can be made out of LEGO bricks (again…). You forgot to add-on "keyboard, mouse, and monitor". Again,
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And I made my choice. It's interesting to see how those doing the sifting care a lot about something that did or did not happen many, many, years ago, but in terms of actual job experience, only care about what you're doing in your most re
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Several times? $35USD list price, and approximately $49USD delivered (tax/shipping). I could do my project with dd-wrt/openwrt, but I'd be storage-limited. A day's worth of data is in the hundreds of megabytes range, uncompressed. Your WR
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Ok, for an embedded controller project without much in the way of I/O (just GPIO), you can get a cheaper unit, it seems. If you want the ethernet and the USB and mass storage (SD Card), and an actual O/S (Linux), it seems as if Rπ still ha
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Translation: Someone technical decided that they like your chops. Someone not-technical bounced you due to a checklist. If you held a degree in "Advanced Underwater Basketweaving", that would have been sufficient to tick off the "Has a de
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I keep watching, but all of the other ARM boards cost more than the Rπ – usually greater than 3x the cost of the RπB. You can occasionally find an Arduino for less than what the RπB will run you, and while it has the GPIO, it doesn't have
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>But they used CVS for version control. Oh the horror! A proven source-code control system. M-x My-lawn-remark$
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How can he sleep at night? You might as well put fluoride into ice cream to help prevent kids from rotting their teeth.
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Are these people aware of the Rumplestiltskin strategy? dropbox@, linkedin@ both fit that, but what about the other addresses? Unless your e-mail address resembles what's currently considered a Strong password, you're going to get spam.
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Nothing seriously now. In the past: sax, harmonica, lap dulcimer. Was working on teaching myself how to play the banjo I had made some time ago, but I seem to have forgotten what I'd learned about that.
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HR defines talent as certificates and diplomas.
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