Comment Less gyro comes with aging. (Score 4, Funny) 75
I mean, when I was young I was eating 4 gyro pita sandwiches in one go, now I can barely do one.
I mean, when I was young I was eating 4 gyro pita sandwiches in one go, now I can barely do one.
We used this (or a similar) font for BASIC programming around 40 years ago, in the home computer 'ZX Spectrum'.
Actually, this code is not a problem, because if argc is 0 the loop will not be executed.
This code cannot create a memory corruption problem...
Sorting by comparison is the wrong way to sort data.
In the example of one million numbers, simply go through them and place them into the appropriate position in a million entry array.
For other data, for example text, simply use the first 8/16/32-bit fragment to of the text to find the appropriate array entry, then repeat for next fragment, using a 2nd level array etc.
Any electronic data can be reduced to an index, and thus that index can be used to put the data into an array.
Not being vaccinated is not personal freedom, because it may potentially step over the freedom of others.
The breaking of entanglement is faster-than-light information transmission and thus breaks general relativity.
Suppose Alice is on a space station around Jupiter, and holds one particle from an entangled pair.
Suppose Bob, stationed in a space station around Deneb, holds the other particle.
If the breaking of entanglement results in instant recognition of this breaking, then one can effectively send a signal to both Alice and Bob in faster-than-light speed!
So something is wrong in all this. Either general relativity is wrong or, more probably, entanglement is not faster-than-light!!!
Content should have been labelled and users could have chosen through a particular set of filters that apply to their culture, or even define new personal filters and share them with others.
Thus, people would only see posts they like, which of course means it would be safe for everyone.
But they didn't do this because they want to provide better value to their customers, but to satisfy the current lefty social justice craze.
What a load of crap.
If 100 bucks are spent for dinner by a single person, or 100 bucks are spent for dinner by two persons, it doesn't make any difference, it's exactly the same.
It's not that splitting the 100 dollars into two dinners will magically buy bigger dinner for anyone.
Hacks shouldn't happen in online games. The server should do all the checks and take all the decisions. If a hacked client can ruin other clients' games, then the online game is severely ill-designed.
Between cash and online transactions, there is a third option: Digital offline transactions.
How would it work? You have a card, you load it with money, and then each time you want to buy something you pay with this card...no online connection required, the money value on the card is decreased.
For security, not only the communication protocol would be encrypted, but it can also be setup in such a way that it requires entering a pin number for each transaction, with the card's small numeric keyboard.
The state machine of the card's software would be small enough to validate it mathematically 100%.
It's called the Task Bar.
Cash doesn't have to be paper. An electronic unit with a battery that can hold an electronic counter can function perfectly as an electronic version of cash, without involving banks and going through bank transactions each time.
It seems this option is totally ignored by everyone though.
Copyright should be permanent. No one should be entitled to use another man's work without the appropriate compesation.
A few centuries ago, Marx explained exploitation of the workers by the owners of the means of production, but you Americans go "la la la I can't hear you" every time Marx is mentioned.
It is not the increase of minimum wage that caused the decrease in income, it is the greedy companies that do not want to give more money to their employees.
I.e. it is again Capitalism to blame.
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