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<title mode="escaped">landsberger.com</title>
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<name>brian</name>
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<title mode="escaped">ZetCode</title>
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<name>brian</name>
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For some great tutorials: http://www.zetcode.com/
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<title mode="escaped">How To Write Unmaintainable Code</title>
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<name>brian</name>
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I remember reading it a while back, and found it amusing, but now it's absolutely hilarious
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<a href="http://www.web-hits.org/txt/codingunmaintainable.html">http://www.web-hits.org/txt/codingunmaintainable.html</a>
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<title mode="escaped">protest</title>
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<name>brian</name>
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Often times I feel like this when discussing politics:
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<img src="http://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/the_end_is_not_for_a_while.png">
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<title mode="escaped">you must be kidding</title>
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<name>brian</name>
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<issued>2008-09-23T21:11:38-07:00</issued>
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NSDateFormatter *dateFormatter = [[[NSDateFormatter alloc]
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I am not a java bigot, but come on... a Date.toString() would be nice :-)
<p>-b
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<title mode="escaped">wxwidgets</title>
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<name>brian</name>
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Just for the interested, wxWidgets basically rocks.
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<title mode="escaped">FiOS</title>
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<name>brian</name>
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well, as of today we ave FiOS at the Landsberger house and not Comcast - I've always wanted my own strand of Fiber to my house :)
<p>-b
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<title mode="escaped">a shocking revelation in c++</title>
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<name>brian</name>
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apparently overloading '()' is faster than overloading [][] ... that seems shocking to me
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http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lite/operator-overloading.html#faq-13.10
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<title mode="escaped">cppreference</title>
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<name>brian</name>
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ooh, cppreference.com has a new layout, nice :)
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<title mode="escaped">yikes</title>
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<name>brian</name>
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<title mode="escaped">you know...</title>
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<name>brian</name>
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I wouldn't mind it if regular expressions were included in the ANSI C library...
<p>just a thought :)
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