DerekL

How terrible, a dense urban jungle, with miles and miles of quadplexes. You can barely see the sun anymore, blotted out by gigantic two-story buildings.

Title needs (2019).

It's “Pascal”, not “PASCAL”.

> Alternatively, you can press CMD-OPTION-C to copy any file/folder’s path, which is really nice.

Also, you can just use “Copy” in the Finder, then paste in Terminal, and Terminal will use the path. You can also drag from the Finder into the Terminal.

Read the “Alternative spellings” section of the article.

The post title, “San Francisco Police to Start Monitoring with Private Cameras”, is incorrect. The actual title of the article is “Crime-Obsessed San Francisco Flirts With ‘Police State’ Crackdown”. Any change to the monitoring policy requires approval by the Board of Supervisors.

Title needs (2018).

The title is incorrect. The article doesn't say if the suspicious package had a bomb in it or not.

That shows how bad PC clones were at some types of video games. It took a massive programming effort to do a side scroller, requiring machines that arrived six years after the Commodore 64 or Famicom.

The title doesn't match that of the article, “Former Japan PM Abe Unconscious After Shooting; Man in Custody”. The word assassinated is incorrect, because that means that he was killed. (Maybe he is dead, but the article doesn't say that.)

*losing

Remember, it did have a sequel, U.S. Marshals in 1998, but it didn't do well at the box office.

Lady Bird was set in Sacramento, not a small town.

Title needs (2015).

The Pac-Man cart was 4k, not 2k. But maybe it should have been 8k, like Ms. Pac-Man later was.

The hard level is the same thing as The Nowotnik Puzzle, a ZX Spectrum game from 1983.

https://www.emulatorgames.net/roms/zx-spectrum/nowotnik-puzz...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTLeI5QS8Qw

A space trading and combat game (like Elite or Wing Commander: Privateer), but set in the Star Wars galaxy. An addition thing you can do is search for new hyperspace lanes.

The same thing, but in the setting of The Expanse books and TV series.

I've wondered if Car Wars would be much more fun if it were computerized, removing the tedium.

Title is misspelled. Should be “Orwell's”.

Shill is the wrong word for this. A shill is someone who is paid to promote something, but pretends that they are neutral and impartial.

I'm just showing how a compiler could optimize files that have include guards. This doesn't do anything for files that are intended to be included multiple times.

The title needs “(2020)”.

Yes, that's because Bleach, released by Sub Pop, is the only Nirvana album that's indie. The others were released by DGC Records.

The compiler would store the condition in memory, and reevaluate the condition every time the file is included again. If the contents of the file aren't skipped, then it would actually read the file again and parse it normally.

For instance, if the file was this:

    // my-file.h
    
    #ifndef MY_FILE_INCLUDE_GUARD
    #define MY_FILE_INCLUDE_GUARD

    void f(void);

    #endif

the compiler would remember the “#ifndef MY_FILE_INCLUDE_GUARD” part.

It's also misspelled.

You teach them how it works in Python. You don't take a detour to an entire other language.

In what way does this video contort the story to reach the title? Is it the word accidentally?

Maybe you should watch it instead of skimming, because your summary is incorrect. (The uranium enrichment was done by a different person than the other two things.)

The Amiga did come with Basic, but in 1990, they switched to Rexx.

> +shift+4

Macintosh uses “⌘” as a command modifier key, not the Apple logo. The Apple II series used the Apple logo. The only reason Mac keyboards used to have the Apple logo on the command modifier keys is because Apple once made keyboards that worked on both the Mac and the Apple II GS.