jomar

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by jomar 12y ago
No, I don't realise any of that, because Let's turn this device into a secure token is the sum total of the information you get when you fire up the Authy app. No links to any explanations of why they want you to have an accoun
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by jomar 12y ago
What exactly is wrong with Authy that makes it completely unacceptable for you to use? Let's turn this device into a secure token Enter your Authy cellphone __+code__ __Authy cellphone number__ They're my private toke
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by jomar 13y ago
GCC is indeed not the only compiler around, which is why I said "at least" :-) Even if you're stuck with some other compiler for production builds, it's handy to be compiling regularly with a variety of compilers so as
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by jomar 13y ago
Sure, if by "fairly recent" you mean at least more than twenty years ago: http://gcc.gnu.org/viewcvs/gcc?view=revision&revision=1853
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by jomar 13y ago
You can clone with HTTPS, SSH, Subversion, and other methods. Before I clicked "Enable Repository Next" there was also a "Git Read-Only" option. The "other methods" text points to https://help.gith
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by jomar 13y ago
The actual problem there is that developer two checked something in without thinking about it, reading it, or examining the diffs of the change. If you had a coding convention of always using braces in if statements, you might be insulated
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by jomar 13y ago
If this were just if (mouse = dynamic_cast<MouseEvent *>(event)) then it would indeed just be an if condition expression that happened to be an assignment. But the variable is being declared as well, so what's actually goin
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by jomar 14y ago
Thanks for the pointer to my answer :-) Similar text to that C++ text is in C99 at 6.4 [Lexical elements], paragraph 4. Paragraph 6 considers the example x+++++y (which is similar to your example), noting that it is to be parsed as x ++ ++
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by jomar 14y ago
This is not a bug in GCC. The compiler is required to interpret this as the syntactically-invalid "y = x ++ 3 ;" by the common so-nicknamed maximal-munch property of lexers for various languages. In the 1998 C++ standard, this is in secti
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by jomar 14y ago
I guess there is a distinction between * people typing markdown in text files, where you want to split paragraphs into word-wrapped lines of a sensible length, and consecutive non-blank lines form paragraphs just as they always have in text
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by jomar 15y ago
If you have used ClearCase, you will know that while it's a great solution to a "what shall we do with our buckets of cash" problem, it's not something that anyone encountering performance problems would reach for.
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by jomar 15y ago
> They're using the fruit as their logo. What part of New Zealander culture did they appropriate for this site? People can hold in their heads that grapes and grapefruit are different things, so it always bemuses me when they can'
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by jomar 15y ago
It's called cultural appropriation, and IMHO this example of it is offensive plain and simple -- nothing borderline about it.