elweston2

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by elweston2 7y ago
When the dude is walking across a 3 way 45MPH in each direction street in a low light situation. Then 1 block away was a well lit cross walk. Yeah he gets the horn. Sorry if I did not make that clear. Did not think I had to... Oh that
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by elweston2 7y ago
It varies from state to state and city to city. Some have the very regulation you are talking about. I have never seen it enforced. In your case if there was no indicator light. Then you could go for it when the traffic was going in the
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by elweston2 7y ago
Anyone who can say with certainty what the market is going to do is usually selling you something. Especially, when they trot out a magic number that predicts something. The division you are noticing has been there for a long time (100+ y
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by elweston2 7y ago
My issues is it is that data 'elsewhere' bit that they want. Even when I pay they want to harvest my data. Most of the time it is to do the opposite of what the main article is talking about.
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by elweston2 7y ago
I am becoming more and more convinced that keeping my data and programs on other peoples computers is not a good idea. They can not seem to resist the idea of 'harvesting' information from me to 'monetize' me for a smal
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by elweston2 7y ago
I am not on reddit. But I do read it a lot. I usually spend a couple of years before I make yet another account somewhere. Because most of the time other people have made my point and I do not have anything to add. At this point it has
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by elweston2 7y ago
Most of that effort to archive games is not IA. It is from 2 other groups who sometimes work with IA if they all are not fighting. Specifically one group is the one going through all of them and configuring them to work correctly in DOSBo
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by elweston2 7y ago
Remember one of the goals was 'just works' too. As they wanted to move people off win3x. The win3x apps had to work/look the same but pick up some of the nice styling from win9x. Some programs would also roll their own sys
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by elweston2 7y ago
It was annoying. The problem they had was the upper left already had a control there. The system menu. In some programs it is still 'there' but hidden. You can see it if you left click on the upper left corner. They could not
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by elweston2 7y ago
Oh I agree. It is just that +C bit. What happens when your O(nLog(n)) basically just trashes the cache because of your data structures? Yet maybe something 'worse' would run better because of the way cache works? That +c bit
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by elweston2 7y ago
The problem with most economic models is they all work great. In the moment. Right up until it is 10 seconds later and something changed. Then they don't. However, over time they have hidden variables that no one knows how to measur
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by elweston2 7y ago
The way I usually follow it is 1) Is this OK? For example It is only called once in the code in an error path? 2) Did I do something silly? For example, I left in some extra debug code. 3) is the code doing something silly? For example e
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by elweston2 7y ago
Plus the OTHER 32k they have saved. Over 30 years that is an extra 50,000. You could save it for 15 and have 37k (7k interest)after 15 years. Or 0. You could save it for 30 and have 126k (54k interest) after 30 years. Or 0.
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by elweston2 7y ago
Would probably depend on the drive. There were utils out there in DOS land that let you format higher than normal. Usually by playing with the sector/track sizes. But it depended on the drive to let you do it. The best I ever got w
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by elweston2 7y ago
COM was not really well designed to be consumed from C++ that is why it felt horrible to you. It was designed for visual basic and Office. If I never see another VARIANT I will be soooo happy. ATL made COM better to use but not much. In
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by elweston2 7y ago
MFC was built for a reason. To provide that doc/view/OLE GUI. If you wander too far away from that it becomes well, lets just say, 'interesting' to use. I would many times just include MFC just to get some of those he
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by elweston2 7y ago
His books on x86 assembly helped me out a bunch too.
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by elweston2 7y ago
Another is eat your own dogfood. If you enforce rules on others, enforce them on yourself. One project I keep an eye on and gave up trying to contribute to has users who berate others for something then turn around and do the same thing.