Adrian

http://www.mkaku.org/ Michio Kaku. Read his webpage and books. He is one of the most interesting guy to listen to. His goal is to help complete Einstein's dream of a "theory of everything," a single equation, perhaps no more than one inch long, which will unify all the fundamental forces in the universe.

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they showed some special on tv years ago where they tried to emulate people hauling boulders 2/3 the size used for the pyramids...it took around 10 people just to carry one...and they were TOTALLY exhausted once they got to their destination...

Does anyone know how they REALLY built those things? Human Labor? Aliens? I've always wanted to know, but i cant find any type of references....

houses are equiped with ground rods. everything in your house is grounded, so you shouldnt have any reason to fear.

Bjarne stole my research on an OOP Language...and he got all the credit

im 20 and i go to the university of houston business major. i work part time at Academy(sporting goods), onsite computer repair, and some networking/security consulting part time.

do you think that this will EVER happen? about a month ago on TechTV, they were explaining that quantum computers could crack ANY code within seconds/minutes. one example that they gave was the CIA's code...it would take months to years to crack it using todays computers, but only a matter of seconds with quantum computing... for the past months, ive been tempted to write an encryption algorithms that cannot be cracked, but by todays standards, it would be semi-impossible... what are your views on this?

and its EASY! im teaching myself from the book because the prof. sucks! i like this better than other types of math...i dont know why... ill probably be posting in here a lot throught the semester EDIT: by semester i mean 4 weeks...summer classes compress 16 weeks to 4

Adrian Cantu no. really. Stephan HAwkin

are u ATIPROCHARGEDGM on LS1.com?? im ELS1 from the forums found this here: http://www.ls1.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=127788

hehe...sure...i like these challenges. AND IM STILL NOT CHANGING MY QUOTE!!

ah...almost had it... hehe..off to bed i go

like you said... 1. The malloc reserves 8 bytes...int64 2. Sets the first pointer equal to the original pointed to value made by malloc. 3. The q pointer is dereferenced 3 times, so I think the malloced memory is set to the value 0x012345678abcdef returned value: char * just recasts it, * dereferences once, so by statement 2, it contains what ever q contained as a char value. So, taking the last char of the int64 value (ef) and by casting it to (int) at the end, you only take the ef and make it signed... which is EF, or neg 17? AHHHHHHHHHHH...brain freeze...i was reading my political science book while thinking of this at the same time...and it dawned to me..but am I right?? correct me if not btw, im 20 years old.

lol....duh...somtimes im just stupid what part of houston u from? im from the missouri city/sugarland area.

hmm...i know it has to do with the endian system(little?) isnt it something like 42?

Yea, WIN32 C/C++ programming is simple if you have API experience. The WIN32API is written in C, but theres nothing stopping you to use C++/WIN32 API. The MFC(Microsoft Foundation Classes) is a layer for the WIN32 API which is written in C++, but it fuckin sucks! Microsoft is getting rid of the MFC and just sticking to WinForms(.NET)

Many people always have a hard time choosing which language to start with. Some say C, others C++. Me? Well, I think learning C++ first is the way to go. C++ offers everything that C has plus more features/data implementions such as OOP. Why learn C then go on the C++ and learn the same stuff over again? Which do yall choose to learn first, and why? COMON PEOPLE! LETS DEBATE.

Wussup. Most of you know me! IM da mastuh Hackuh! Just saying hello. CAN I BE A MODERATOR of the VB/C/C++ Forums?? Comon blike...hook me up :/