I just tried out Corewars and came across several problem. Perhaps
somebody can explain to me what's going on:
A: data 5
B: data A
C: move Z, [B]
data 7
Reading the doc the braces ([B]) mean that: ... [address] takes the
content of address and uses it to address another
Thank you Don for rewriting one part of the corewars code in C. I am
still experimenting but gave up the ideal that the assembly language
for corewars comes close to being C (when it comes to pointers). (I
think one fact that is difficult to understand is why/when to use and
when not.
For
I put a short video clip of Richard Stallman on my website including
three or four saint pictures of him.
goto:
www2.truman.edu/~ah428
By the way, does somebody know whom do I have to ask again to get a
copy of the videotape they recorded (perhaps even digital version?)?
Your network connection worked when you came to the Installfest.
Ian configured the kernel because I was busy doing other stuff. As I
can imagine he used the old .config of the kernel? I think you should
give it a shot and try the other 3com modules I remember seeing being
in your module file:
Hi folks,
If you are a computer linguistic geek or a real programmer/geek at
heart (which, I think, is the very reason why you are on this mailing
list) you should come to the TSLUG meeting tonight. Ian?s mentioned it
already, but here again: he and I are going to spread the word why Ruby
...I have a question from the (my) lingustic point of view...
Perl:
$string=hello, world;
substr($string, 20) =~ s/world/earth/; #alters $string
print $string #output: hello, earth
how do I chomp that thing in one line?
alex
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To
sorry again: 20 - 6:-(
my gosh...
Alexander Horn wrote:
...I have a question from the (my) lingustic point of view...
Perl:
$string=hello, world;
substr($string, 20) =~ s/world/earth/; #alters $string
print $string #output: hello, earth
how do I chomp that thing in one line?
alex
Gee, another mistake...I should bite my own butt...sorry, again (Ohhh
my goodness)
...I have a question from the (my) lingustic point of view...
Perl:
$string=hello, world\n;
substr($string, 6) =~ s/world/earth/; #alters $string (Line 3)
print $string; #output: hello, earth
...chomp $string on
Dear Ian,
I hope you'r doing wellFrance was cool but that's a different
story. Here is an Alex Question for you.
OK, here the summary:
everything is an object in ruby (even classes that are sigleton of the
class Class)
the class Object is at the top of the entire structure
the class Module
Because there are a couple changes to make regarding *SLUG there is a
ballot coming up. You guys will have the chance to decide upon the new
name for TSLUG and we are making the election of the new president
easier that way too...
** some more feedback for the new TSLUG name would be cool.
**
hi all,
FSCK won...after a fair game.
Well, even though I might have some trouble/strange feeling prouncing
it for the next coming days it's good that we finally have a name again.
Nevertheless, I'd like to use the idea somebody came up with when there
were the big debates going on concerning
do you a have a file somewhere lying around on your fs? or do we have
to retype the constitution?
Concerning the website: Would somebody be interested to give the FSCK
site a new design?
If this person would be interested he/she make a good officer for
'Public Relations' perhaps too -- that is
Cool. Let's give a shot.
After talking to Don for passwords and stuff I'll contact you again.
alex
Justin West wrote:
Concerning the website: Would somebody be interested to give the FSCK
site a new design?
If this person would be interested he/she make a good officer for
'Public Relations'
iosif wrote:
public relations or propaganda minister?
both.
i
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All right...2 days passed -- no official objections to the name, but no
move to amend it either.
Things gotta move along because of the deadline the university gave us
(Sep 15th).
FSCK beats FSA 15-9
FSCK beats OSIX 16-11
FSCK beats SOFAS 16-7
FSCK beats FSC 16-7
FSCK beats KAFS 17-7
All right then, I just got done reading 200 freaking pages of
french...so it goes something like:
Voulez-vous rendez-vous a six heure et demi pour discuter un peu les
affaires de FSCK et Linux...well or something like that.
Plain:
FSCK meeting
VH1232
0630p
** if you wanna know what open
This Wed...
Andy Hilgartner wrote:
Dear Alex,
I imagine my French would appear far worse than yours so I'll
do
mine in Spanish:
In qual dia del semana quiere Vd. que nosotros congregamos?
(Maybe a little Latin in there too. Oh, well ...)
In plain English: On what day of
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