It might not be ”the solution” but it seems like this is the best solution these particular women have been able to come up with in the situation they’re in.
I certainly won’t shame these women for talking to each other about what men to avoid.
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I certainly won’t shame these women for talking to each other about what men to avoid.
His lawyer was filmed trying to take of his pants on a bed in a hotel room with a woman he believed was an underage girl and nothing happened.
I do not get the impression that any women would trust you with access to any such list, or would rely on you for such information.
Mainly because you seem extremely worried about ending up on such a list, and do not appear in any way to be concerned about the women trying to protect themselves.
No, it's rape and sexual abuse.
No, there's will still only be one official compiler – the one written and provided by The Rust Project.
> If Rust wants to supplant C in embedded, a specification is required.
You're getting your history backwards.
C did not become successful because of its specification, it got a specification because it was successful.
Similarly, if Rust becomes successful enough, it will probably get a specification. But the popularity will drive the work on a specification, not the other way around.
An actual takeover will almost certainly be a virtual DDoS on Mastodon.
> Sure they doxed people but I can think off the top of my head half a dozen other places that do that quite regularly, couple that are dedicated to it.
So you know where crimes are currently being committed? Have you reported them to the authorities?
> Migration Assistant and Time Machine for macOS are not supported.
You just have to train your skull-housed neural network with lots of examples.
If the farmer has 5 cows, they have a number of cows that you can put in a form on a clay tablet.
If the farmer has no goats, they don't have "a number of goats", they have no goats to count. Writing a number on the tax form doesn't make sense.
If numbers are only used to count actual things in the real world, zero is a very odd concept.
We realized later that having "a number" to represent "none" simplifies many things and rids us having to deal with special cases. And if we teach it to children early enough it isn't too confusing.
I wonder what made them decide to reimplement it instead of reusing their existing code.
We don't call it ampersand because that comes from the English "and per se and".
They were just the best art they could do at the time.
Extracting the alu function from bits 4-6 means that you can group together the implementation of add, or, adc, sbb, and, sub, xor, to and from memory, for bytes and words into one function.
The code's not as fast as the "one code block per instruction" approach of something like DosBOX but at least it doesn't cause me dread to look at.
I reverse engineered major parts of Westwood’s Blade Runner for ScummVM. It was compiled with the Borland C++ compiler in 1997 and a lot of it was relatively easy to decompile. The most difficult parts were video decoding and character rendering. The video decoder was older Westwood code, clearly hand optimized, and the character renderer was also very optimized.
Currently I’m working on Cryo’s Dune which is all hand-written assembly code. The code jumps all over the place, parameters are passed in arbitrary registers and have to be traced over several calls. I’ve seen a function that, instead of using ret to return, jumped to the ret-instruction of a different function.
Code generated by an older compiler that doesn’t do too much optimization is vastly preferable.
A PPM paletted format would save me a lot of space.
The built-in support for PPM in Preview on Mac OS X makes it extremely useful.
I googled the phrase to make sure we quoted Maniac Mansion correctly and that’s when I realized it was probably a Beatles reference originally.
No, that's not how the Apple's system works.
Why not? They've told you in detail what they're going to do.