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... when later types (more closely resembling the modern bicycle, and then called 'safeties') were introduced. re Dave Iannucci's comments in #009: The pilot of the plane in Many Happy Returns is definitely the milkman. We videotaped this episode and reran that section of the tape several times just to be sure. The pilot that #6 meets when he first gets to the airport looks nothing like the one who turns around just before ejecting him, and the milkman is seen entering the building after #6 has left but while the pilot is still inside. Ross Alford ======= "I feel like a number/I'm not a number Dammit I'm a man/I said I' ...

... anuary 1986 17:47 mst From: packard!psuvax1!burdvax!sjuvax!iannucci at SEISMO.CSS.GOV (Dave Iannucci @ St. Joseph's University) Subject: Prisoner #009 Reply-To: sjuvax!iannucci at SEISMO.CSS.GOV To: sjuvax!prisoner at SEISMO.CSS.GOV The Prisoner #009 01/09/1986 Moderator: Dave Iannucci (iannucci@sjuvax.UUCP) Topics Question on "Free for All" More on "Fall Out" and the rocket Question on "Many Happy Returns" Video Tapes of the Prisoner ====== From: William Gasarch <umcp-cs!gasarch> Found a nice quote in a recomendation of the prisoner ``John Le Carre meets Sam Beckett, and they like each other without necessarily agreeing on how ...

#009/05-June-98 POOR RICHARD'S WEB SITE NEWS Geek-Free, Commonsense Advice on Building a Low-Cost Web Site Editor: Peter Kent Top Floor Publishing http://PoorRichard.com/ IN THIS ISSUE Beginner's Column: Capitalize Your Domain Name More Web-Site Email Recommendation Scripts Managing Large Link Directories Poor Richard's Links Page Updated Adding a Subject Line to a Mailto: Link A Macintosh Text Editor Poor Richard's Web Site in the Press Reading Back Issues In Future ...

Issue #009 September, 1996 Contents Comparing C/C++ and Java Part 9 - Operators Introduction to Applet Programming Part 5 - Text Input Performance - Fast I/O For Text Lines COMPARING C/C++ AND JAVA PART 9 - OPERATORS If you know C or C++, many of the operators found in Java will be familiar. But there are also some differences worth noting. 1. Java has no unsigned data types, and so the operator >>> has been added to support unsigned right shifting. That is, a right shift using >&g ...

... er-level than some other approaches, but correspondingly faster. If we summarize the four file-copying methods we've studied (see issues #008 and #009 for code examples of them), from slowest to fastest, they might be as follows. Copy a character at a time with >> and <<: cin.tie(0); cin.unsetf(ios::skipws); while (cin >> c) cout << c; Copy using get() and put(): ifstream ifs(argv[1], ios::in | ios::binary); ofstream ofs(argv[2], ios::out | ios::binary); while (ifs.get(c)) ofs.put(c); Copy with streambufs (above): while ((c = cin.rdbuf()->sbumpc()) != EOF) cout.rdbuf()->sputc(c); Copy with streambufs but explicit ...

Issue #009 April, 1996 Contents Introduction to Templates Part 1 - Function Templates New C++ Feature - Member Templates Introduction to Stream I/O Part 4 - Tie() Using C++ as a Better C Part 9 - Extern "C" Correction INTRODUCTION In this issue we'll start discussing C++ templates, and present a new aspect of them known as member templates. There will also be a continuation of the series on stream I/O, along with a discussion of how to combine C++ code with code written in other languages. INT ...

#009 - [ Sex ] [ jarvis ] root@w4r3zm4ch1n3{} cat /usr/include/disclamer.h // if u r seeing this disclamer, this may either be an exploit, // or some trivial piece of code or some txti wrote; as such, it // is not a piece of code for remote daemon running as root, an suid bin, or a // a novel i am working on and trying to use proper grammar on. the said code/txt // in question either says or does what i want it to do and i do not give a fuck ab ...