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<0> calc topic
<1> SgtUnix changed the topic of #c to: C/C++/ObjC/D/Limbo Porngaming and ****suction (key: c) | Happy b-day myrddin!@
<2> That's weird
<3> XP takes days to boot in qemu, I should get vmware or something
<2> Aha.
<2> Qemu has a kernel module for Linux
<3> and it still ****s
<0> speedup module
<2> kqemu i think it's called.
<3> Using /lib/modules/2.4.31/misc/kqemu.o
<3> insmod: a module named kqemu already exists
<2> And it's still slow?
<3> **** ys
<2> Wow.
<3> I swear that qemu gets faster the longer you keep it running though



<0> Toms Hardware reports that Intel's Canoe defeated AMD in 35 tests from a total of 37
<4> yeah, this month
<0> Future fight plans for AMD include the release of a desktop processor with 4 separate cores, only known by the name X4
<4> next month it'll be back to amd, and the one after that, back to intel
<3> we need a linux 2.6 kernel cpu
<0> cpu mondial must be held once per 4 years
<2> Do many benchmarks comapre performance/price ?
<0> none
<0> they only compare performence
<2> I don't care if my 2GHz whomps your 2GHz. I care if my $500 whomps your $750
<0> i bought my for price/performance
<0> because dualcore intel was affordable and dualcore amd was not
<0> nobody was fired for buying intel
<5> hi. anyone know what is big-o of the sum of the first positive n integers
<5> ?
<0> O(1) ?
<3> $999 for the 3ghz dual core
<0> O(2) maybe
<5> i got O(nlogn)?
<0> long schlong ?
<0> naa, that's too long
<0> gauss did it in O(1)
<5> how did you get O(1)?
<5> can you show me plese
<0> heh
<0> small math magic
<0> i won't disclose
<5> why
<0> somebody can ge nobel in math for that
<5> well, can you give at least a different way than yours to get that answer please
<0> hmmmm
<0> different way ?
<0> ok
<0> answers.google.com
<0> kasamba.com
<2> What now?
<3> hi
<6> connection died
<6> againn
<6> because my landlord is a tool and keeps damn stepping on the power strip for the router
<2> Nice.
<7> Lupin/w 1
<7> erm... oops
<8> irssi!
<9> if scanf, expecting an integer, receives a string it returns 0 and ignores any future calls to scanf... how can I reset it so that it requests future input from the user?
<10> zerocide: scanf() calls won't be "ignored". Really, you should avoid scanf(). It's a lot easier to read lines and parse those in whatever manner you deem best (strtol(), sscanf(), etc)
<8> of course unless this is homework and he's required to use scanf
<10> I'd opine that it's still easier to avoid scanf() even if it's homework.
<10> That doesn't necessarily translate into a p***ing grade, however.
<11> css seems kinda like a hack huh
<11> weird
<11> <style>comment with important stuff in it // end of comment </style> ?
<2> I never used scanf on homeworks
<11> if you are devoted to C, does that make you special?
<9> i need to read an unknown number of integers from stdin, separated by spaces and ended with the user pressing enter
<9> the only way i can think of is to read the entire line, count the number of spaces (to know how many integers there are) and sscanf()
<9> is there a better way?
<10> Read a line, strtok(), and strtol()?
<12> while(c=getc()) { /* do things */ }



<12> char* buf[20]; i=0; /****ume 19 digits max*/ while(c=getc()) { buf[i]=c; if(itsenter) buf[i]='\0'; ...... }
<13> upon cursory examination that will cause a buffer overflow if you enter over 19 digits
<10> while(c=getc()) is pretty bad, too (ignoring the forgotten argument). Generally you'd want something like: while( (c = getchar()) != EOF )
<10> c, of course, being an int, not a char.
<11> do dogs plot their revenge
<14> do pussies smell?
<14> (I mean while we're in the random question mode)
<15> of course they smell -- question becomes, like what? "good" and "bad is relative to opinion
<15> speaking of pussied, OT where are u?
<15> s/pussied/pussies
<15> i can't type for **** today -- ****ing splint
<16> squeeze, some
<7> /w 2
<2> hey redsand
<7> yo
<7> no opz?
<7> damn
<7> wherz da lub
<2> There's yoru ops
<2> your, even
<7> hah
<7> you've always been a ****head
<17> redsand nubi haha
<7> do i know u?
<17> d00d ru sploits n1 shellcode???
<7> oh w8, ur hte guy we dr0pped nf0 on in #c last year
<17> nfo lawl
<17> ddos vector pwn blackhat 'it professional ahaha' roofle
<17> its teh shellcode
<17> ru whitehat itsecurity hax0r 2?
<17> u drive geeksquad 2 werk?
<7> i drove ur mom this morn
<7> i always love a good fight
<7> she sure knows how to buck back
<17> lawl packets
<7> it was like battle of the hips
<17> ddos ndis vector
<17> ids
<17> ru nubi?
<18> you are hurting my brain
<18> =/
<2> rip, aarwonwl will always be an aoler in ours heartses
<18> this is true.
<7> i h8 denver
<2> calc aaronwl
<1> what is foo ?
<2> oh.
<2> AaronWL: You're still on #code-poets, heh
<18> 0mg k4n eye b3 l33t t0?
<18> =/
<2> rip: Negative!
<18> aedinius: ok =/
<17> #code-poets is the channel of past present and future #c exiles..
<18> brb
<19> so it's, like, disgrunt and, er, the rather tactless fellow whose nick began with a 'Z'?
<19> (****, i can't even remember it now.)
<2> evilgeek: Zhivago left EFnet
<19> oh.
<2> Still on #c on freenode, I think
<2> So what's up evilgeek?
<19> i just got up.
<2> Good times
<2> I think my brain is fried
<2> Too much caffeine this week
<2> And not enough sleep
<17> thats why i dont do caffeine anymore. youy get into these cycles...
<19> mine actually is fried, mostly because i was outside in 40 degree heat.
<17> 40 degree heat.. hmmm..........
<2> "This is your brain. This is brain during the summer."
<19> (for an extended peiod of time.)
<19> no kidding.
<2> AaronWL: 40 degrees Celsius = 104 degrees Fahrenheit
<17> hm ok, that is hot.


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