for what is a pretty trivial task.
Lau
If it's so trivial a task, why don't you do it for the money, Geoff offers
you, Lau? ;-))
Wolfgang
Because I'm being a lazy, good-for-nothing slob.
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that there was a fair degree of confusion over files that end in an
underscore versus directories.
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Tony Firshman wrote:
On Wed, 6 Aug 2003 at 02:36:46, Lau wrote:
Where is the Cafe du nuit? (Brussels?)
'Cap de Nuit' - in the centre of Brussels. Again we asked a policeman
where we could find somewhere to eat (at 6:15am) and he laconically
pointed across the square. Did you never go
will tend to crash, as the word data that follows the
length byte and the even length name will not be word aligned).
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when we came through customs and he nearly
got everyone arrested? It involved his dual nationality - and shouting.
Where is the Cafe du nuit? (Brussels?)
And so on...
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changing editors).
I haven't tried SourceEdit - free is nice, but I'd like to find a good
source file editor for Linux (I know there are millions of them, but I
tend to just stick with vi(m)).
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is the earliest instance. I think the rc directories came
rather a lot later.
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Tony Firshman wrote:
On Tue, 24 Jun 2003 at 00:14:53, Lau wrote:
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Tony Firshman wrote:
On Mon, 23 Jun 2003 at 12:07:46, Lau wrote:
Q. What's the longest monosyllabic word? (Clue: ryrira yrggref)
French - Schtroumpfs
By the look of its web pages, a trade name.
English
Marcel Kilgus wrote:
Lau wrote:
Q. What's the longest monosyllabic word? (Clue: ryrira yrggref)
Has it something to do with a certain small wood creature (note that
wood is not capitalised here ;-))?
That's the only one I found that fits your clue.
Hmmm... no, but I wonder if you have another
ZN wrote:
On 6/21/2003 at 11:35 PM Lau wrote:
Back to my earlier mention of caching... hard drives and their
controllers do caching as well. I'm not certain if they do read-ahead
caching.
In short, yes.
Ta. I'll add a little proviso. The hardware can't know what the next
logical sector
to your original question: How big a buffer should I use?...
one byte?
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with FE (with
multiplication a slight problem and addition a nightmare!).
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://catless.ncl.ac.uk/Risks/21.42.html#subj5
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have to do 33-bit arithmetic all the time.
PS. Just as an aside, I cut my teeth on IBM System/360 floating point,
which used a hexadecimal exponent! Very ragged precision - not a good
idea at all!
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bits and so on. It took quite a while before I convinced
myself that my arithmetic was perfect (i.e. barring cases where
results could not be represented, the IEEE result matched the Minerva
result bit for bit, even on non-exact divisions and square roots!).
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Get
P Witte wrote:
Lau writes:
Well, I've finally got around to it.
It's not perfect (as I've had a bit of trouble...).
See the (very out-of-date) web site.
Bravo! Ive been looking forward for a long time now.. Thanks a lot!
FYI the gzip version unzips without problems on the QL side.
You
Lau wrote:
Very strange. I've looked closely, and I haven't found any trace of an
m.gz file.
I sorta take it all back - a .gz has appeared.
I've had this before with my Mozilla. I'm not certain exactly what the
sequence of events is, but eventually is starts to default to putting an
extra
Well, I've finally got around to it.
It's not perfect (as I've had a bit of trouble...).
See the (very out-of-date) web site.
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all.
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is perfect. Guess who didn't check for
precision already at max?
The silly bit about the above is that it's only when it comes to display
the value that it whines about the invalid 32768. The computation
works fine.
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... in my case, it's been months. I've at least twice asked my demon
address to be removed from the list, and I still receive evrything twice.
At least Mozilla makes it easy to discard all the duplicates.
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