Seems handy when you have multiple variables with the same(ish) value:

double dSomething = 123.4;
int iSomething = dSomething;
char szSomething[100];
snprintf(szSomething, sizeof(szSomething), "%d", iSomething);

I enjoy code like:

        {url: url}

- Lock picks
- That crowbar-like tool for breaking into cars
- bombs
- guns
- drug pipes
- micky mouse ears
etc

That's pretty amazing. Its too bad we have all this amazing tech for gas (which will run out). Imagine where we'd be if all the smart minds were working on something better.

Academic journals could do with a reboot too.

Then there is condensation and mildew.
Maybe if its on top of the real window it could work for some limited purpose.

The hate that kind of thing too. Just because we have the resolution to do that doesn't mean we should. Its like a video game.

I wonder if there is a market there. If some body could make a really small graphics card. With very lower power consumption. It might even turn itself off once the system is booted. Perhaps it might not even do graphics - but just provide what the POST is looking for.

It doesn't even have to be an attempt at a useful app. Just send some data to that server.

I hope the kernel doesn't depend on any hardcoded paths in the filesystem. Besides /proc and /system.