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Linus Torvalds knows all of them. That's why he's so awesome. :cool:

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I've started going with the xkcd method where I play games about 5 years after they come out. I'm playing Mass Effect 2 right now and really enjoying it, the music is very good (reminds me of Blade...

This isn't related to eyes, but I nearly drowned while snorkeling with rays on a cruise. I was about 10 at the time and hadn't used a snorkel before and for some reason I tried to breathe while the...

I think one problem is that people expect to be just as "productive" (in terms of whatever they use computers for) instantly when they switch to Linux. I first installed Ubuntu back in 2006, and it...

Thanks for the advice! It seems like a much better direction to go in. :D We'll see how it turns out...

To be clear, the actual text would be English, just randomly generated by a Python program.
But I agree, very high-risk/high reward. At the end of the day I feel like they would not like the...

I am applying to grad schools to study computer science (I am getting my undergraduate degree next semester) and I need to write a Personal Statement. I've read that this is supposed to be memorable,...

#include <iostream> is part of standard C++, so it will be the same anywhere you have a c++ compiler. However, if you look at C++ code written for windows and it has types or macros like lpstr,...

Yeah, I thought using an unsigned type was weird too, that's why I didn't want to just cast it and continue on my way. I thought that if they had a reason to return an unsigned char, who was I to...

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I'm writing a c++ program that uses sqlite and I need to get the data from a result column as a string, so I use this function:


const unsigned char *sqlite3_column_text(sqlite3_stmt*, int...

Have you installed the kernel-headers package and build-essential?

https://communities.vmware.com/thread/444027?start=0&tstart=0

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In Windows, go to Control Panel -> System Settings -> System (I believe) and it will tell you all about your OS. In Ubuntu, try searching for "system monitor" in the dash and open that,...

People always answer these type of threads by saying something like this. I think the answer is, "because we can". :cool:

Personally, I've learned a lot about the system by compiling things for...

It boils down to which one fits the way you program best. For me, I feel a lot more comfortable using Python; it has wonderful documentation, the standard libraries can do pretty much everything, it...

Since the OP doesn't like semicolons I would highly suggest python. I don't program games but I've heard good things about the Pygame library and it should not be difficult to keep making 2d games...

http://www.kernel.org/download/linux-3.8.2.tar.gz.mp3.avi.exe