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No -- I get zero hits for 4 and 7 with this approach.

Can't you just do this ?

    int rand7()
    {
        return (int)(7.0f * rand5() / 5.0f);
    }

I have a simple rule for myself that works quite well:

Every day, I have to do at least one productive thing before I can leave work.

Usually I read email, programming stuff and news in the morning, then catch myself wasting time and then get to work. When I first get started, time usually passes by extremely fast (depending on my current assignment).

Daniel Bernstein (qmail, djbdns, etc): http://cr.yp.to

The bug searched for is using the assignment operator = instead of the equality operator ==.

Cloud computing, when I first learned about the AWS.

* Google Earth. "I've wanted to do this since I was able to think."

I'm just waiting for someone to release milliondollarapp.

I really liked this passage:

"The best part of all this is that as web entrepreneurs, we don't need to invest in a stock portfolio, we can put our shoulder to the grindstone and actually build it."

A thing I didn't quite get, under The Advantages to Being Public:

> an ability to command a higher revenue multiple than most private companies can

Can someone explain this?

Funny thing, I just discussed this with a friend. We are both mac users. I think they are overpriced if you compare hardware only, but he maintained that if you compare the hw specs on the best MacBook pro with an HP laptop, you only save like 40 bucks (at least in this part of the world).

Anyone got numbers?