Plus there are no payphones anywhere anymore. When I was a kid, I always had change so I could call from a payphone. When the school district built the new fancy schmancy high school, they didn't install one single payphone. Band kids and players getting back from away football games late on Friday had to use their cell phones or borrow one from a friend to get picked up.

Well the US acted in 1960 to place the embargo, we're still waiting for them to actually think it through. It's funny that Cuba actually has a better medical system then the US, and it's state funded, probably what the embargo was about in the first place.

Yeah, the syntax was like that.

I think you might be right in that the compiler didn't enforce the types at the point of the call. But I'm still fairly sure that a type mismatch was undefined behavior, and if you somehow got it working, it would not be guaranteed to be working henceforth. It was certainly not just one parameter = one word, since K&R already had long and float and double, and those would normally be wider than a word on most machines of that time

  So basically, types were always there, but type checks weren't.

When they added ANSI-style function declarations, you could actually have parameters listed with their types, and that was checked... but for compatibility they still retained the old-style function calls without seeing the definition, where you had to match the arguments carefully.

Honestly, I don't think the power would be as much of an issue as focusing it down narrowly enough to carve the letters.

Don't you see? Minecraft BECOMES the new metro interface! Instead of dragging tiles, you pick them up and put them down! Sometimes you shear them for wool!

This isn't a troll comment, she actually is the worst thing to happen to Ontario ever.

Superfly's Jonhson.

Unless you have fairly narrow requirements, and want a generic Unix-like server or desktop, you'll almost certainly have best luck with FreeBSD (in terms of software availability, hardware support etc).

MATE? Xfce? LXQt?

The nice thing about text logs is that, even if they are corrupted at some point, the rest of the log is still perfectly readable.

You're missing a cloud solution here.

Thanks Bitch Mc Wynne, just keep screwing Ontario up, I really hope she dies in a horrible way.

Most of the "streets" on that map are actually parking lots - naturally, those aren't public. But there's still plenty of public streets, and yes, checking Google Street View coverage is a good way to see what they are. 157th / Microsoft Way, for example, is public, and goes right along a bunch of buildings. Ditto 31st, 36th, 163rd etc. 150th is right next to the Mixer, which is where a lot of 'softies go to have lunch, and on the other side of that there's 40th.

Wouldn't be much use in using magic if it weren't repeatable, would it? Why bother learning a levitation spell if it won't consistently levitate you?

Handbrake runs it through handbrakeCLI. Handbrake is not FFMPEG. For example, Handbrake won't do video passthru. Audio passthru, sure. But not video. So you can't, for example, use handbrake to straight remux MKV into mp4.