...you have to explain "directory" to people, they must not spend much time on the command line or they'd be a bit puzzled by such things as the cd and mkdir commands - not that Unix command names don't tend towards puzzlement anyway, but they would be even more so if you didn't know what a directory was. I wasn't really meaning to argue the point (though I seem to have fallen into that above). It just seemed to me that ...

... was these offspring whose fluorescence properties the pair tested. Mysterious, tiny red globules fell to Earth in a red rain that pelted parts of southern India sporadically for about two months in 2001, causing widespread puzzlement. The event, however, was the latest in a series of reports of colored rains from various places stretching back centuries, some better documented than others. Louis and Kumar say the orbs could be cells ...

...mostly- funny jabs at her last night. It's pretty sad when you have to declare that what you write is funny... This is really pretty funny. Yes, you are funny, John Gilmer... Funny: Causing puzzlement; perplexing: curious, odd, peculiar, queer, strange, weird. When you get over to Texas, slip across the border and shit pack some more of those little Mexican boys and get infected with fecal induced meningitis again... ...

... 2003, the standard still allows this but recommends the use of bytes (I forget the exact wording). Sensible! But the default is the opposite of IBM.s 704/7044 etc and Microsoft's AT default of one byte counts - which causes puzzlement to a new non-DEC user of the CVF compiler. IBM MAY have had a different default for the mainframe in the later /370 days because of disk drives, but I only used these for the ULA BMD Fortran statistical ...

... clearly designed with awe in mind. Monuments, though, function on several levels, one of which is to ask questions. And the bigger the plinth or pyramid, the bigger and the more irresistible the urge toward puzzlement. As the authorities here would have it, the Beijing festivities are a celebration of an unprecedented success story: the resurrection of the world's largest country and one of its older cultures, and the placement of China...

... Mogadishu so you can invest in the low tax paradise known as Somalia. As Ayn Rand wrote, "We don't need you. We don't want you." Bret Cahill But she is writing about you and the other looters, Bret. Snipping doesn't fool anyone. My hat off to you reading Bret's shit. I simply read past it.... He's a puzzlement to me. I just don't understand his thought processes.

... of difficult and unresolved issues. The lion-ego poses the greatest threat. The wild animals are seemingly domesticated and brought into line with loving kindness. However, their expression of pop-eyed puzzlement is not lost on any viewer. For the moment, they are behaving themselves, eating bovine food and not the little lambs. http://www2.gol.com/users/quakers/Hicks_Peaceable_Kingdom.htm Nice pictures, ...

... Kingdom' paintings portray a delicate balance of difficult and unresolved issues. The lion-ego poses the greatest threat. The wild animals are seemingly domesticated and brought into line with loving kindness. However, their expression of pop-eyed puzzlement is not lost on any viewer. For the moment, they are behaving themselves, eating bovine food and not the little lambs. http://www2.gol.com/users/quakers/Hicks_Peaceable_Kingdom.htm

...'s really what "makes sense" for pointers. It is the pointer that is copied, not its target. That is perfectly reasonable, but it is not what happens with cellist(1)%%ptr = cellist(2)%%ptr My puzzlement concerns the different treatment of these two cases. It is still not obvious to me why they are treated differently. Because this isn't a derived-type assignment. Well, maybe the pointer is to a ...

...that's really what "makes sense" for pointers. It is the pointer that is copied, not its target. That is perfectly reasonable, but it is not what happens with cellist(1)%%ptr = cellist(2)%%ptr My puzzlement concerns the different treatment of these two cases. It is still not obvious to me why they are treated differently. Because this isn't a derived-type assignment. Well, maybe the pointer is to a derived...