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Actually making stuff with your 3D printer that people will buy
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Full 3D Metal (Jacket) Printing HOME Under $3000
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“Linux” on iPhone released open-source
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See also https://chriskohlhepp.wordpress.com/reasoning-systems/specif...
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Author here again: and thank you Tom for your feedback. I'm not the author of Screamer so am not going to defend it's runtime properties. These were not of interest to me and yes I could recode much of what I did in C++ which I am
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Author here: Hello 60654, I fully understand the difference between cracking a run length encoding problem and finding weaknesses in DES. There are many tools at the disposal of a security analyst. Another would be CSP and FDR: https:
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Author here: Comments should be enabled. I have replied to Tom on the blog - right after his comment there.
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Author here: Ok thank you Tom for your feedback. "Lambda closures" is a term that is ubiquitous in C++, chiefly owing to how closures are implemented in that language. Sorry if that confused non developers. An "attack vector
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Author here: am happy to put the code up on Github if people are interested.
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Correction, for that article I disabled the theme. The other poster is correct in that syntax highlighting is from SLIME.
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Author here: Colour theme is "solarized dark" using Emacs.
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The Reasoned Lisper
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Project Euler – A Case Study in “Specification Driven Programming”
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QMole Releases Java ECO System for iPhone and IPad
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Lua Released for iPhone and iPad
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JavaScript Node.js Released for iPhone and iPad
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Linux applications coming to the iPad Launched
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OCaml ported to IPhone and IPad
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QMole – A Linux Applications Distribution for the iPad
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I am happy to announce that a full Java "eco system" has been ported to IOS, the operating system powering the popular Iphone and IPad platform. This includes JIT based compilation, a graphical Swing subsystem and a development t
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Java on iPhone and iPad
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Linux Applications Now Run on IPad – Collaborators and Co-Authors Sought
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