HAY GUYS WE COULD WRITE A PROGRAM THAT GETS POSTS THAT CONTAIN A CERTAIN PIECE OF TEXT SIGNIGYING AND PROGRAM START AND THEN PARSES THAT AND INTEPRETS IT AND DOES STUFF AND THEN IT CAN HAVE >>xx TO GO TO A NEXT POST WITH MORE BITS OF CODE.
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When read, the /dev/random device will only return random bytes within the estimated number of bits of noise in the entropy pool. /dev/random
should be suitable for uses that need very high quality randomness such as one-time pad or key generation. When the entropy pool is empty, reads
from /dev/random will block until additional environmental noise is gathered.
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What do you feed him? I tried to just let them alone, but they keep dying after a week or so. I'm used to handling COBOL programmers, who just won't die however much you try. I had one in my basement that I used to check if power strips were live, and he lasted for over a decade, before I lost him in an Y2K bug.
that would be a fun idea for a thread, non-valid posts must of course be moderated out but what if you let all posters in a thread write their own code and it all has to be part of the complete program
like those figures you would draw in kindergarten on the folded paper and someone else would keep drawing, well you can use your own language if you want but you have to implement how to switch over to your language and the next coder has to switch back or to another language but it all has to come together in the end
could be as simple as a perl script that opens a file entering c++ code which it later compiles or maybe even c code that includes perl header files and becomes a perl module
very complicated and i woult never participate because i have a life and a gf and things to get done so i moved with my auntie and uncle in bel-air