It's a shame the campaign of RA3 was boring. They got the theme and cutscenes right, but the campaign missions were rather slow, generic and forgettable. It's the opposite of C&C3, which had a good campaign but the…
The hash-based algorithm is only O(n) because the entry size has a limit. In a more general case, it would be something more like O(m(n * e)). Here n is the number of entries, e is the maximum entry size and m is a…
The comb walls are basically like chewing gum. It does not have much taste.
This sounds like https://bash-org-archive.com/?5273 (original website no longer exists).
One major problem here is the mixup of UX and technical implementation details. From UX point of view, the link example goes nowhere, it just opens a dialog. From that point of view it the fact it uses anchors to do so…
The whitespace and formatting are not significant to the compiler, but they can provide a lot of information to the reader of the code. You can often see where the writer put the most effort and thought by just seeing…
# Linux hard mode set -e The tab completion integration is especially nice.
It's a shame the campaign of RA3 was boring. They got the theme and cutscenes right, but the campaign missions were rather slow, generic and forgettable. It's the opposite of C&C3, which had a good campaign but the…
The hash-based algorithm is only O(n) because the entry size has a limit. In a more general case, it would be something more like O(m(n * e)). Here n is the number of entries, e is the maximum entry size and m is a…
The comb walls are basically like chewing gum. It does not have much taste.
This sounds like https://bash-org-archive.com/?5273 (original website no longer exists).
One major problem here is the mixup of UX and technical implementation details. From UX point of view, the link example goes nowhere, it just opens a dialog. From that point of view it the fact it uses anchors to do so…
The whitespace and formatting are not significant to the compiler, but they can provide a lot of information to the reader of the code. You can often see where the writer put the most effort and thought by just seeing…
# Linux hard mode set -e The tab completion integration is especially nice.