Richard Maine wrote: (snip) For example, there was concern in the past about cross compilers having to do things like implement all the intrinsics twice - once for the target environment and once for the compilation environment. That concern contributed towards keeping the list of intrinsics allowed in initialization expressions down. Today, I think the assumption is that if such duplication is needed, it can be done. ...

AlfaMS wrote: Enzo Matrix schrieb: Josef 1 Enzo 1 ..Should he be able to find mine you should be able to see the connection to where I have been the past four days, too.. :-) "Drowning In Berlin" by The Mobiles? -- Enzo I wear the cheese. It does not wear me.

Enzo Matrix schrieb: Josef 1 Enzo 1 ..Should he be able to find mine you should be able to see the connection to where I have been the past four days, too.. :-) -- Josef

Steve Firth wrote: Steve Firth <%%steve%%@malloc.co.uk> wrote: A"4"2"1" "B"e"d"f"o"r"d" "t"o" "M"1" "J"u"n"c"t"i"o"n" "1"3" Fuck, cut an paste Didn't they used to do the sand-dance? -- Tony the Dragon

... so they win the new franchise (which seems unliekly). Obviously TfL will be in the mix there somewhere as well, not least because they are partially funding this work (or at least I think they are, going by past pronouncements). And presumably these new readers are capable of both reading the proprietary Oyster cards and also the new ITSO smart cards? I recall reading something along the line of this being the plan from now on, and in ...

... to maintain a postulated order. The order may be postulated to be fundamental. A primordial persisting order is as conceivable and permissible, metaphysically speaking, as primordial disorder. What compares this "Now" with a past (that no longer exists?) and infers differences between them (that something changed?) That is, what other than cognitive beings like humans makes a judgement that change took place? There are no ...

...A list of China-related product recalls in the past two years Dairy suppliers scrimping on costs by diluting... Bright Dairy also failed the test. Over the past week China’s tainted milk crisis has soared in...analysts said. Additional reporting by Teresa Yan Poisoned past April 2004 Thirteen babies died of malnutrition in ... countries recall imported Chinese toothpaste after concerns the paste contained DEG. June 2007 The US Food and ...

...> OMJ doesn't other reading anything anyone supplies that refutes him. He doesn't understand even the simplest bit of science to start with. He doesn't understand science, but he can use it's tools - to cut and paste Creationist shit into atheist newsgroups with his computer. A machine that he thinks only works because God has had something to do with its' invention and operation. He is a buffoon that probably is doing this to ...

...? "If you have something to say, say it. I'm not going to dig around on Google and Wikipedia, trying to guess what your point is. If you can't present the concept the wager represents yourself, I'm not going to do your work for you." Not "ignorant" - just sick of people who paste links instead of making their own points. And if you can't succinctly paraphrase Descartes' Wager, you have no business referring to it.

... fling insults like "sissy bitch" also can't see past their own inability to "debate" and have no clue that ... insulting and that's all you've done in the past.. so you're not really one to be wagging fingers at... even so pitiful at that, you need to cut and paste lame like a noob. that's something you'll never ...answer why his words today are almost an exact cut and paste of my words 10 years ago. Wow some amazing breakthrough ...