OddThinking

As further evidence that I am a sad, sad nerd, I proffer a story from a long, long, long time ago, that I really should have let go by now.

Dynamically choosing base classes considered harmful.

Here’s what I want in an Open Source license…

Apparently my CPU has been getting up around 75°C.

I ignored it for a while. However, last weekend I decided it was time for action.

I am encountering a weird networking problem.

Today is the 20th anniversary of my first email.

This is the excerpt of a report that I submitted in November 1994 as part of a post-graduate university course on Advanced Algorithms and Data Structures.

It is an analysis of several algorithms used to compare strings.

This is far more academically geeky than most posts on this blog. It may not be of interest to the lay reader.

A magic trick for C programmers to try,

The more things change, the less happy I am with BASIC line numbers.

Examining the insides of a electronic game