Actually, agua is feminine. But it takes el instead of la because it starts with an accented a. The common language-learning advice is "Don't learn the genders of nouns; learn the articles that go with them." But it…
I assume that some site has hostgator-related links with two slashes instead of one. Due to the two slashes, the GoogleBot doesn't realize that it's indexing their own results pages.
If the sender has an ASCII Wingdings, and the receiver has a Unicode Wingdings, the receiver gets a J (at least if the receiver is using Apple Mail).
Go provides straight-ahead, blocking-is-OK concurrency. GCD provides callback-based concurrency, like node.js, but with several worker threads instead of just one.
Yes, websockets should be fine. Making my proxy support websockets was a little difficult, but I think it works now. If the traffic is compliant with the protocols that ports 80 and 443 are supposed to use, it's not a…
I finally managed to track down the definition of memoryword from texlive-20130530-source/texk/web2c/texmfmem.h. Here it is: typedef union { #ifdef TeX glueratio gr; twohalves hh; #else twohalves hhfield; #endif #ifdef…
Probably because a lot of Go users _are_ generics-hating curmudgeons :-) (even though the team aren't)
Actually, agua is feminine. But it takes el instead of la because it starts with an accented a. The common language-learning advice is "Don't learn the genders of nouns; learn the articles that go with them." But it…
I assume that some site has hostgator-related links with two slashes instead of one. Due to the two slashes, the GoogleBot doesn't realize that it's indexing their own results pages.
If the sender has an ASCII Wingdings, and the receiver has a Unicode Wingdings, the receiver gets a J (at least if the receiver is using Apple Mail).
Go provides straight-ahead, blocking-is-OK concurrency. GCD provides callback-based concurrency, like node.js, but with several worker threads instead of just one.
Yes, websockets should be fine. Making my proxy support websockets was a little difficult, but I think it works now. If the traffic is compliant with the protocols that ports 80 and 443 are supposed to use, it's not a…
I finally managed to track down the definition of memoryword from texlive-20130530-source/texk/web2c/texmfmem.h. Here it is: typedef union { #ifdef TeX glueratio gr; twohalves hh; #else twohalves hhfield; #endif #ifdef…
Probably because a lot of Go users _are_ generics-hating curmudgeons :-) (even though the team aren't)