Why would you do that? If you're using it for non-strings, you'd never have used strncpy, you'd have used memcpy. Which is the same thing without the null termination rules of strncpy. You'd never use the str versions unless actually working on strings.
A fear exclusively held by the people with more money than sense.
The income tax was initially promoted as a tax against the wealthy, then expanded in effect until it snared almost everyone. California will expand this tax in the same way.
...not a considered response.
You can stop your consideration at the 50% "one time" tax. That is a hard pass from me. Nothing good EVER comes from a one-time tax. They ALWAYS turn into a permanent tax. The rest of his proposal is totally irrelevant.
well once they crossed 2 billion the signed integer representation made losses into profits
There's no way to make social media safe for children.
Yes there is, but it's very unpopular. It starts with dismantling the scourge of Feminism, which is the root cause of MANY of the dangers children face today, including social media. That's just the start, though.
they don't have to make a profit on the investment. The investment is defensive. The goal is not to be outside the moat.
instead of explaining to my boss why he caught me spinning on my chair and stacking office supplies into Jenga towers as "I'm waiting for the compiler to finish" I can now tell him I'm waiting for claude to get back to me.
I was looking forward to tokenising the Swiss citizen. There would be fewer of them than bitcoins and not growing in populations, so by the same logic bitcoinETF use they would appreciate. And they are even backed by gold. Dang.. I'd have made a fortune.
...but not enough did and here we are.
I stopped buying and playing all Blizzard games at that point.
They are also hooking up and having sex far less frequently. They are measurably less intelligent than previous generations.
That seems pretty smart to me.
The technology isn't mature enough to consider accurate on its own and without human oversight.
And Google knows this, yet gives it prominent placement in front of everything else. That is implicit endorsement of what it is saying, so it is the same as Google saying it. Holding Google responsible is indeed a good ruling.
I swear I read the headline as
Beer can tools to solve problems
even if [LibreOffice] does feel a little arcane at times.
That's a matter of what you are used to and know. I can navigate LibreOffice much more readily than in Microsoft Office, as LibreOffice has been my standard for a long time.
So I take it you stood up for yourself and found a better job, right? Right?!
What on Earth gives you that idea? Did you read what I wrote?
The surprising thing here is what the actual cost is.
Why is that a surprise? We all predicted it from the very beginning. It's like being surprised when Christmas arrives every year.
Most public domain software is free, at least at first glance.
