Am I reading that correctly that test.log.7z compressed 35 mB of text into 32 bytes?
UnrepentantAlgebra
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Fair, I'm mostly just curious what high level languages were around at the time given how early this was in the history of programming. A quick search did not turn up helpful results.
Same.
There's easily 4 gallons of fluid in the torso and maybe another gallon in each of the arms (eyeballing from years of camelbak ownership). Being lazy and not looking up the weight of beer, water weighs 8.8 lb per gallon. So at least 50 pounds of fluid. He's working off his beer belly just walking around with that. We're looking at the next exercise revolution.
Where did he say that about compilers and high level languages? He died before Fortran was released and probably programmed on punch cards or tape.
That is the language from the investigators though. It shouldn't be sensationalized. Let the news articles handle that. The official report should just say what happened without anyone needing to get SLAMMED.
Use both! Water picks are fine but are not a replacement for flossing. Also I lied they are awful and they are basically the thing that convinced me to floss regularly.
Oh I didn't even know they were remaking CE again. Yeah that doesn't bode well.
What did they change in the CE remake? I don't remember anything other than graphical changes.
Is 2025 the year of the Linux car?!?! The answer may shock you!
The turtles did not like being watched
It's basically like you check out the destination branch and cherry pick your changes on top of it.
I don't know if there is a functional difference between a merge and a rebase assuming your git history is reasonable, but rebasing makes the history so much easier to follow. Every commit only has a single ancestor, commits are generally better structured because devs where I work tend to squash and rebase.
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I bet these smart fridges are banned on flights too. Ridiculous.