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Viridium.ro - computing

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You are currently viewing the category archives of computing. Rubik’s Cube for Dummies. What’s in a Name? Extracting File Name from Named Variable in Batch File. Opera/Mac File Input Opacity. Now that I’ve had a chance to work with both Java and .NET generics, I must admit I like the runtime presence of generics in .NET. Java generics exist only to enhance compiler time checks and type erasure removes these from the binary class file — in all but metadata form for IDE code complet...Items on a Parallels ...

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Viridium.ro - Extracting File Name from Named Variable in Batch File

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Viridium@gmail.com – “What are we talking about? Rubik’s Cube for Dummies. What’s in a Name? Extracting File Name from Named Variable in Batch File. Rubik’s Cube for Dummies. What’s in a Name? Adrian’s Driving School. Undernet’s #Cluj Online.

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Viridium.ro - Sex

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Viridium@gmail.com – “What are we talking about? Rubik’s Cube for Dummies. What’s in a Name? Sex is a hard subject, no pun intended, but I must put in my two cents. I learned things that I must share with you, for the better good. I found out that sexual intercourse in heterosexual couples is not the primary source of pleasure for the female. The fact of the matter is that females are much more likely to achieve orgasm through oral sex than through intercourse. Sue Johanson. What Does Cunnilingus Mean?

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Viridium.ro - Virus Trek

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Viridium@gmail.com – “What are we talking about? Rubik’s Cube for Dummies. What’s in a Name? I started this series in an attempt to enlighten the reader about the inner workings of computer viruses. Please, do not use this information for illegal activities. Part 1 – Breadcrumbs. An introduction to the virus phenomenon, as I view it. Part 2 – The Pascal Virus. And apparently later served as plagiarism source for viruses posted on the well known BUGTRAQ. Part 3 – The Java Virus, Part 1. Rubik’s Cube...

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Viridium.ro - Pictures

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Viridium@gmail.com – “What are we talking about? Rubik’s Cube for Dummies. What’s in a Name? Go directly to my Flickr sets. Potcoava, principessa, puiuca primăvăratică, păpădiuța, păstrăvioara, cintezoaia, găinușa, petala, toporaș, ghidrușca. Life in America, 2010. Vacation in Key West, 2010. A relaxing winter vacation. Philadelphia Flower Show, 2010. A great show featuring plant art and not only. Life in America, 2009-2010. Paris, June 2009. A taste of Europe. Life in America, 2009. Life in America, 2008.

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Viridium.ro - Misc

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Viridium@gmail.com – “What are we talking about? Rubik’s Cube for Dummies. What’s in a Name? Check out this collection of posts that I found important enough to make it beyond the blog and into the links of a page on my website. Rubik’s Cube for Dummies. There’s much out there about the cube, but I’ve captured the essentials of solving the cube. Be warned, though, that solving the cube is no 30 minute deal. The acclaimed series on sex. Improve your sex life, improve your happiness. What’s in a Name?

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Viridium.ro - Java Inner Classes

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Viridium@gmail.com – “What are we talking about? Rubik’s Cube for Dummies. What’s in a Name? Some curiosities regarding the Java inner class feature. Some of the proofs are more verbose than they could be (if we used reflection, we would not need two versions of the class, one for the compiler, and one for the execution). Nonetheless, the proof seems clearer in this form than it would be if using reflection. The Private Inner Class. How the Virtual Machine ignores the inner class access modifiers.

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Code Monkey Talks - Hosts

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Brian Demers has hosted 7 episodes. Father, Geek, and Developer Evangelist at Stormpath. Brian Jackson has hosted 7 episodes. A DevOps evangelist currently helping create immersive Star Wars experiences at Lucasfilm. Is 2017 Brian R. Jackson, Brian Demers.

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Code Monkey Talks - Brian Jackson

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Co-Host of Code Monkey Talks. A DevOps evangelist currently helping create immersive Star Wars experiences at Lucasfilm. Brian Jackson has Co-hosted 7 episodes. Episode 7: Robots for your Mobile Device Testing with Jason Huggins. February 20th, 2017. 56 mins 48 secs. AI, DevOps, Microsoft, Netflix, automation, hubcommander, programming, saucelabs, selenium, tapster, tensorflow, testing. Episode 6: Governing Open Source Usage with Brian Fox. February 9th, 2017. 47 mins 32 secs. February 2nd, 2017. Brenton...

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Viridium.ro - viridium@gmail.com – “What are we talking about?”

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Viridium@gmail.com – “What are we talking about? Rubik’s Cube for Dummies. What’s in a Name? Permuting a given list comes up as a subroutine of the REVERSE game. I’ve seen a pretty crazy implementation of. Permute([H T], [H R]) :- random(X), X 0.5,! Permute(T, R). permute([H T], R) :-! Permute(T, Q), append(Q, [H], R). permute([], []). If append isn’t fast enough, you can always go crazy with difference lists. Permute on steroids(L, R) :- permute(L, P), permute(P, Q), permute(Q, R). To the REVERSE game.