SMSQ wrote:
Oh! In this case, you definitely never had any updates.
I'll think about something and let you know.
Thanks Jochen.
Cheers,
Norman.
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Hi Norman,
There are no dates in the footer on any pages! Plus I suspect my QPTR
docs are well out of date as well!
Oh! In this case, you definitely never had any updates.
I'll think about something and let you know.
Oh, and I just found an original Sinclar QL Technical Guide,
in the original
Hi Jochen,
how old is it? (Later versions show dates in the center part of the
footer of updated pages). Which is the latest date you find there?
There are no dates in the footer on any pages! Plus I suspect my QPTR
docs are well out of date as well!
Cheers,
Norman.
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Dennis S wrote:
While the Mohawk had their own language, the Navajo were the "code
talkers" in WWII.
Duh, sorry, that is entirely correct. Wrong clan! Silly me.
Thanks.
Cheers,
Norman.
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While the Mohawk had their own language, the Navajo were the "code
talkers" in WWII.
Denny
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From: "Norman Dunbar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: [Ql-Users] Random
Dilwyn Jones wrote:
Interestingly, a
Hi Norman,
how old is it? (Later versions show dates in the center part of the
footer of updated pages). Which is the latest date you find there?
Cheers Jochen
Norman Dunbar wrote:
Hi Jochen,
Norman, you are right: of course, it is still available from me :-)
talking of which, my ver
Hi Jochen,
Norman, you are right: of course, it is still available from me :-)
talking of which, my version is old, very very very old. I bought it
many years ago when it first came out and have never had an update so far.
What chance do I have of obtaining an up to date copy please - what
Norman, you are right: of course, it is still available from me :-)
Cheers Jochen
Norman Dunbar wrote:
Rich Mellor wrote:
Does anyone have a copy of the original QL Technical Manual, or
Jochen's QDOS/SMS Reference Guide that they would be willing to sell
to someone who has recently return
Rich Mellor wrote:
Does anyone have a copy of the original QL Technical Manual, or Jochen's
QDOS/SMS Reference Guide that they would be willing to sell to someone
who has recently returned to the fold?
In the case of the first I have 1.03 - but it is well out of date. I'm
not selling though.
Dilwyn Jones wrote:
Interestingly, as an aside, if you supply fixed RANDOMISE values
beforehand, IIRC it would generate the same sequence of random numbers.
It does.
Text encryption is of course possible by translating the text to a
minority language such as Welsh to render it unreadable to t
Stephen wrote:
Some random number generators such as that in the TrueCrypt
encryption program use other factors such as keyboard presses and mouse
movements to generate a series of random numbers that don't follow a
reproducible pattern as they are independent of the passage of time.
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