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  • C code frog 0

    Pointers, memory maps, marshalling data across process boundaries writing bridge code in assembler to align interfaces. You know the normal stuff that gets talked about on software development message boards. What are you talking about, I forget already?:->

    Some assembly required. Code-frog System Architects, Inc.

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    OOOOO! I'm so impressed. I am a programmer too, so you are not making me feel very belittled.

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      OOOOO! I'm so impressed. I am a programmer too, so you are not making me feel very belittled.

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      code frog 0
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      Oh! That's great! So do you discuss programming then on your firearm message boards?

      Some assembly required. Code-frog System Architects, Inc.

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      • C code frog 0

        Oh! That's great! So do you discuss programming then on your firearm message boards?

        Some assembly required. Code-frog System Architects, Inc.

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        Are you anti-gun? Why do you seem so aggravated that I posted that?

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          Are you anti-gun? Why do you seem so aggravated that I posted that?

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          code frog 0
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          Not anti-gun at all. I live in Idaho. Here guns are given for birthday presents. I think what has me annoyed is your method. I think I would have respected you a lot had you just brought up gun control and wanted to know what people thought about it. I would have told you that it's almost as affective as just leaving automatic weapons lying on the curb. I think gun control works about as well as the drunk driver campaigns work. You touched on a nerve with your method. That and a real knucklehead has been here lately causing several annoyances by registering a different username each time and then posting a bunch of garbage. I think I would have respected you and *possibly* participated had you taken a different approach. But I'm not anti-gun at all. A *very* long way from it to be sure.:rose:

          Some assembly required. Code-frog System Architects, Inc.

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          • L l a u r e n

            whats the weather like on ur planet? :wtf:


            "there is no spoon"
            {biz stuff} {about me}

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            Prakash Nadar
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            He/she is from this planet but I guess global warming is showing its affect. The Earth is changing :(


            -prakash

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            • F FlyingTinman

              "Sarah Brady" was a White House press secretary and gun activist for whom the "Brady Law" was named. This is obviously an NRA troll who is peeved that he can't easily buy an AK47 anymore to shoot squirrels and coke-cans in the back yard so he is fishing for our sympathy by trying to make us realize how we would suffer if the same unfair restrictions applied to our dangerous dev tools. Steve T

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              Lost User
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              FlyingTinman wrote:

              "Sarah Brady" was a White House press secretary

              James Brady, actually. He was shot by John Hinckley Jr. during the Reagan assisination attempt. His wife was Sarah. Cheers, Drew.

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              • F FlyingTinman

                "Sarah Brady" was a White House press secretary and gun activist for whom the "Brady Law" was named. This is obviously an NRA troll who is peeved that he can't easily buy an AK47 anymore to shoot squirrels and coke-cans in the back yard so he is fishing for our sympathy by trying to make us realize how we would suffer if the same unfair restrictions applied to our dangerous dev tools. Steve T

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                Lost User
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                When I write software for killing squirrels and crushing coke cans he might have a point. In the mean time I will point out a statistic I admittedly haven't checked myself that there are more gun shops than branches of Macdonalds in the US. Maybe someone could tell me if this is so? Elaine :rose: The tigress is here :-D

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                • R Roger Wright

                  Sarah Brady wrote:

                  That has cut down on crime, and saved the precious lives of so many children.

                  False.

                  Sarah Brady wrote:

                  there was the assault weapons ban, which further cut down on crime, until armed assault was almost nonexistent.

                  Even more false. The preferred weapon is the same as the police use - a 9mm pistol.

                  Sarah Brady wrote:

                  I think that this would greatly reduce the virus problem.

                  It would have exactly the same effect as gun control - none whatsoever, other than to disarm the victims. It suffers from the same faulty thinking, that the criminal and ammoral people in society will abide by the law. Only those who would never dream of writing malicious code will register. Nice troll, though...;) "...a photo album is like Life, but flat and stuck to pages." - Shog9

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                  In the end laws are often a reaction, you have to change the culture about guns which is slow and difficult. The tigress is here :-D

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                  • C code frog 0

                    Wow! Thanks. I'm definitely convinced now. Just to think I never ever would have learned this if you hadn't barged into a software development message board not knowing anyone here and not having any credibility at all and shared this brilliant insight with us. You are so convincing. Your methods so perfect your desires so pure.:zzz::zzz::zzz: YAAAAAAWN!!! Go back to killing chipmunks with your pocket knife okay? Good!

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                    Roger Wright
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                    :laugh::laugh::laugh: "...a photo album is like Life, but flat and stuck to pages." - Shog9

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                    • L Lost User

                      When I write software for killing squirrels and crushing coke cans he might have a point. In the mean time I will point out a statistic I admittedly haven't checked myself that there are more gun shops than branches of Macdonalds in the US. Maybe someone could tell me if this is so? Elaine :rose: The tigress is here :-D

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                      Trollslayer wrote:

                      In the mean time I will point out a statistic I admittedly haven't checked myself that there are more gun shops than branches of Macdonalds in the US. Maybe someone could tell me if this is so?

                      I don't like the ridiculous free access to guns that we have in the USA but I'm to torn in my reaction to that statistic, if true. Big Macs are far more dangerous than guns. ;) Steve T

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