CNN:
January 21st, 2003
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[13:28] <ctate> typedef __int32_t int32_t; [13:28] <ctate> #define int32_t __int32_t [13:28] * daveb shakes head
January 21st, 2003
[13:28] <ctate> typedef __int32_t int32_t;
[13:28] <ctate> #define int32_t __int32_t
[13:28] * daveb shakes head
[13:28] <ctate> #define int32_t __int32_t
[13:28] * daveb shakes head
I haven’t had time to read all of these links yet, but:
January 21st, 2003
I haven’t had time to read all of these links yet, but:
<ctate> interesting. lots of newspapers run pro-Bush letters
that sound… oddly similar.
<ctate> also:
<ctate> | United Nations weapons inspectors have uncovered
evidence that proves Saddam Hussein is trying to develop an arsenal of
nuclear weapons
<ctate> and, let’s see. Here. the guy who wrote one of the
Bushisms-type books, “Dyslexicon,” is coming to believe that there’s a
pattern to Bush’s malapropisms and fumbled commentary: that it’s
because he’s a sociopath.<ctate> “He has no trouble speaking off the cuff when he’s speaking
punitively, when he’s talking about violence, when he’s talking about revenge.
<ctate> “When he struts and thumps his chest, his syntax and grammar
are fine,” Miller said.
<ctate> “It’s only when he leaps into the wild blue yonder of
compassion, or idealism, or altruism, that he makes these hilarious mistakes.”<ctate> Happy reading for a Tuesday morning…
Steven at Panic has hunted down the secret to self-destructing DMG disk images in 10.2.3.
January 21st, 2003
Steven at Panic has hunted down the secret
to self-destructing DMG disk images in 10.2.3.
Wow, Dan Bernstein is none too happy with UIC’s patent policy.
January 21st, 2003
Wow, Dan Bernstein is none too happy with UIC’s patent
policy. (more frustration
patents, along with his real
patents)
Tiny, low-resolution (640×480), USB, and fifty bucks.
January 21st, 2003
Tiny, low-resolution (640×480), USB, and fifty
bucks. (Unlikely to work with MacOS, though — doesn’t look like it
supports standard USB mass-storage drivers, instead requiring TWAIN or
some crap.)