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<0> Maybe I'll find work in Rennes or Nantes
<0> Unless my prof is able to get funding from Microsoft for our research
<1> are you there on a student visa? what nationality are you?"
<1> -"
<0> I have a student visa
<0> But its different from the US
<0> For a 3 month plus duration you get a resident cart
<0> card
<0> That gets renewed every year
<0> And you can complement this card with a work permit
<1> i see
<0> This job is not too bad if the general competence of the folks here was better
<0> But thats seems harder and harder to find anywhere
<2> especially w/ laws that protect workers like they have in France
<0> These days they have strikes because the government proposed to increase the legal employee probation periods
<0> So universities all over the country are going on strike.
<0> And the manner of strike is do all your daily activities on the road, spread filth and garbage, and block traffic
<3> hello
<3> any tutorials out there on building a tray application with visual c++ ?
<4> try codeproject
<3> what kind of data connection do i need to use in order to be able to connect to mysql from a visual c++ clr application ?
<0> one option: use odbc driver for mysql
<0> But I wouldn't recommend it
<0> the_ropes: http://forums.mysql.com/read.php?38,19143,19297#msg-19297
<3> i'll read it now
<3> thanks
<5> Hm... unsigned char c=1; unsigned char d = c & 0xFFC0; <-- This seems to give me the results I want, but could I be messing up some parts of the memory by trying to mask a 1byte value with a 2-byte constant?
<6> Why not just 0xc0
<6> (and no you wouldn't
<6> )
<6> c will get converted to a bigger type
<6> You're probably getting a warning for the conversion back to unsigned char actually
<6> Unless you don't have warning level 4 + warning as error
<6> Like real men (tm) do
<5> Ok, thanks. I'm making myself a fixed-point number cl*** which take the storage type as a template parameter, and I'm looking at various ways to do the masking operations.
<7> heh
<7> AMD is going to block all webmail access for employees.
<7> I love those kinds of brilliant policies
<7> I had a friend working at a tech company that didn't even give their employees internet access.
<1> what would be the point
<1> i don't work every second i'm at my desk
<1> if i did i'd go insane
<1> which is why i don't mind working more than an 9 hour day to make up for it
<7> to force people to work while they're at their desks, I guess.
<7> AMD is saying it's for security concerns
<7> but that sounds like BS to me.
<1> if you get malware through gmail, shame on gmail and you both
<1> that's just stupid
<7> oh gmail?
<1> like JBlitzen stupid
<7> on gmail?
<1> oh, i thought you meant outgoing
<1> you meant they shutdown their web interface to their corporate mail?
<7> no
<7> they're not allowing people to connect to gmail
<1> ah yeah
<7> but I do'nt see how you getting malware is gmail's fault.
<1> because they should be scanning attachments like a good service
<7> hmmm, maybe
<7> though, I prefer to do my own scanning.
<7> you know
<7> hotgirl.jpg.exe
<7> oh, don't open that one.
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