senki

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by senki 16y ago
A certain level of boilerplate and redundancy is humorous. I'm wondering if all of their food specifications contains that "All ingredients shall be clean, sound, wholesome, and free from foreign material, evidence of rodent or insect inf
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by senki 16y ago
You should download the demo version, go to the library, turn on the radio, etc.
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by senki 16y ago
The best part: "[...]we need to store three font files: One for Internet Explorer (.eot) one for embedded devices (.svg) and one for Firefox, Safari, Chrome et al (.ttf)." Go IE!
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by senki 16y ago
You are right, but it was McAfee's fault, they messed up the testing in the very first hand. You can't test everything yourself, this update was a paid service of a major IT company.
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by senki 16y ago
This reminds me a Stephen King story: The Ten O'Clock People.
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by senki 16y ago
Created by the same guy, Ben Joffe from Opera Software.
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by senki 16y ago
You are Hungarian, right? ;)
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by senki 17y ago
http://www.cuil.com/info/blog/2010/04/08/introducing-cpedia-... > I find Cpedia best on topics that I thought I knew about. I find out things I should have known but didn’t. I’ve noticed productivity has slowed in the company since we
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by senki 17y ago
Well, the K&R book talk about the complicated declarations, and recommend the use of the typedef command. Also, it contains a simple program called "dcl", analogous to what you linked.
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by senki 17y ago
Why would you write code like this?
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by senki 17y ago
That was my first programming book, and I learned not only C from it, but programming in general. It's been translated into many languages, I read it in Hungarian. Check out the various covers: http://cm.bell-labs.com/cm/cs/cbook/
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Google's Japanese drumset-keyboard(picasaweb.google.com)
12 points by senki 17y ago|0 comments