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mjcohen
6y ago
I thought it had 53 phases.
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4 point font!
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Last updated 2012.
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You may have problems when the fraudsters run the government.
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That's "Sita Sings the Blues". And I highly recommend it.
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7y ago
Sigalert does. Might be US only and only knows about freeways and big roads. I use it (in Los Angeles) to check the freeways before I use Google Maps to get my route.
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It is harder when the people who knew how to implement the plan were fired.
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For math, I like math.stackexchange.com.
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I'm just on math.stackexchange.com, and I greatly enjoy it. Maybe it's a good thing I am there instead of overflow.
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I used it in CS grad school in the early 70's. I have both books on it, including "The Macro Implementation of SNOBOL4." I used it to write a go-moku (5-in-a-row) playing program in an AI course and got an A when it beat the
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7y ago
The highest possible price for a MacBook Pro is US $6099. How do you get $19000? The iMac Pro can get to $14,299.
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I did COBOL for about 18 months in the Army in 1967-1968 on a RCA 501. Wonder if I would qualify. None of that other fancy stuff, though. Also RCA 301 assembly language.
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7y ago
Once again, guns don't kill people, Republicans kill people.
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7y ago
I really like MacDown but it has this weird bug of sometimes hanging for up to 30 seconds with a spinning beach ball and then continuing as if nothing happened.
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When I started out, we had to move the electrons by hand!
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I dragged the System7 file from the finder into the running app.
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I also liked the "corresponding" modifier for verbs like "move" and "add". It caused the operation to only be done on those fields which existed in both the source and destination and ignored the others. Do any
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I learned a LOT when I read the UHH in the 90s.
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Are you notified of the ones that are not imported?
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7y ago
What would your reaction if information about you or your loved ones was posted and people were encouraged to do nasty things to you or them?
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I like my S10e. I got the 256GB because I have lots of music and video. Works nicely when it is plugged into a monitor.
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7y ago
In my career, I wrote a number of multi-thousand line gawk programs. The longest was a text formatter about 6,000 lines long. I have now been retired for 9 years and still write occasional small gawk programs. The good old days.
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7y ago
I'm learning standup comedy. That is a great joke.
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As I learned many years ago in the Boy Scouts, walk facing traffic so you can see what's coming.
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As of Catalina, MacOS no longer runs 32-bit programs.
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Well, that settles that.
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The outrage is that you can't change from Xcode. I use macdown for mathjax files for math.stackexchange.com, and I have to use "open with" to choose macdown every time.
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Doesn't work when Xcode is the default app. I use macdown for mathjax files for math.stackexchange.com, and I have to use "open with" to choose macdown every time.
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7y ago
Neither was 1984. And yet...
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APL may be a counterexample, at least when trying to understand what you have written a few months later.
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