FTFY

It's amazing how the joke got old so quick. I guess you should have stopped around the third iteration.

And before you come criticize this comment, wait for Bennett's.

IIRC, the license explicitly forbids running it under a VM... though in my opinion if you paid for the crap you should be able to run it whatever way you want.
But, as I said, Windows is just a waste of hard disk space to me, be it a partition or VDI.

Because nobody offers that option. I would gladly request a refund for the Windows 7 that came with my notebook if I could. The only reason I keep its partition is because I paid for that crap, and just "in case I need it"... but it's been 3 years so far without booting it. I guess I'll just wipe it and give more space to my Linux partition whenever I get some time to do it.

Does that apply even if you're scratching your head while saying the false things (or the "least untruthful things") intentionally?

And it was fa-bu-lous!!!

Thank you, that's exactly what I wanted to know.

I guess I've missed the news, any links for my lazy ass?

Bitcoin sounds like a nice investment for dictators willing to further screw their populaces.

What happens to the block chain if the network is split, as in this case?

If you're really interested in readability you would probably define those bits, like:

#define HIGHSTUFF (0b001011 << 17)
#define NOTSOHIGHSTUFF (0b010011011 << 8)

and then or them together.

Alternatively you could define a macro for your bit field, like:

#include
#define bitfield(a,b,c,d) 0x##a##b##c##d
int main() {
        printf("%x", bitfield(f,f,f,f));
}

The feature is actually working! I had totally forgotten Bing existed!

Meta-discussions have to happen somewhere... where do you suggest?

For extra nerdiness, 0x853204FA81 is prime.

Uh oh, somebody got his contradictions/hypocrisies rubbed the wrong way. :)

Thanks. Btw, did you try to factor it? :)