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by zabzonk 1y ago
So near and yet so far.
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by zabzonk 1y ago
Why darkened glass?
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by zabzonk 1y ago
> anyone who likes puzzles on their phone it's also available on windows and android - very good.
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by zabzonk 1y ago
In Fortran, it is a do-loop :)
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by zabzonk 1y ago
I've never heard of a library being called anything else - look at the common file extension .lib, for example.
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by zabzonk 1y ago
C++, depending on compiler and other stuff.
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by zabzonk 1y ago
which countries?
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by zabzonk 1y ago
I like Eilmer: > Eilmer said he had "forgotten to provide himself with a tail."
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by zabzonk 1y ago
sleeping, surely?
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by zabzonk 1y ago
I think you probably have to be dead (apart from the current monarch) for this, so much as I love Sir David (and wish him to carry on), I guess it has to be the late and much lamented Sir Terry. Though if we want to honour Sir David, perhap
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Who to be on next UK banknotes?(theguardian.com)
2 points by zabzonk 1y ago|3 comments
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by zabzonk 1y ago
Understand what you are saying - we are not fatty or flavoursome enough. But you have to ask - how do they know that? I can understand why (for example) big cats are scared of guys carrying AK47s (or even a pointed stick - hello, Maasai), a
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by zabzonk 1y ago
If only they didn't live in the sea, and had developed frying pan technology, they could cook shark liver and kelp! But to me, the interesting question is how the orcas worked out how the great whites had livers in the first place, and
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by zabzonk 1y ago
how about illegally deporting people?
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by zabzonk 1y ago
Only if you are lucky enough to only use one compiler, or only one version of the same one.
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by zabzonk 1y ago
There is no one "the C compiler".
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by zabzonk 1y ago
Templates in C++ require language support - you can't simply implement them with "a few hoops" in C.
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by zabzonk 1y ago
And where are you going to get a cfront compiler these days?
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by zabzonk 1y ago
Um, Mossad is one of the most efficient intelligence organisations in the world. But I have no idea why they didn't get him. And: > Mengele reportedly worked as a veterinary surgeon under the alias of 'Francisco Fischer' w
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by zabzonk 1y ago
A little OT, but the funniest sub movie has got to be "Operation Petticoat", with Cary Grant and Tony Curtis at their best. And it does have a real (though pink) WW2 sub in it.
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by zabzonk 1y ago
Because of course no Iranian people work at those bombed sites.
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by zabzonk 1y ago
You can pass arguments via the command line (it is, after all, a CLI tool): https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2826029/passing-addition...
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by zabzonk 1y ago
Possibly. But I really like their more up-market color laser printers. They have always worked flawlessly for me. Their inkjets (and everyone else's inkjets) on the other hand ...
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by zabzonk 1y ago
Why we can't do it: https://www.popsci.com/newts-toads-regrow-limbs-humans-evolu...
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by zabzonk 1y ago
And they are mostly sociopaths.
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by zabzonk 1y ago
Yep, the last HP LaserJet Color printer I bought came with fax. I must admit, I kind of wondered why.
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by zabzonk 1y ago
> The purpose of a language is to encode the programmers’ contributions Where did this "contribution" stuff come from? Does anyone know here it originated (is this the origin)? It even seems that now what we used to be known as
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Bad Cyclists Being Bad(theguardian.com)
1 points by zabzonk 1y ago|1 comments
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by zabzonk 1y ago
Strange thing is that none of the aliens in the intro appear in the game! Not that I mind - completed it twice. Also done Enemy Unknown. Stuck on XCom 2, though.
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by zabzonk 1y ago
I think you misunderstood my post - probably my fault. I am certainly not in favour of cryptocrap and was trying to suggest that the OP stressed he was neither.

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