20 August 2000
GNOME: prostituting
ourselves to big-money for the chance of being a
media-recognized standard since 15th August, 2000
🙂
GNOME: prostituting
ourselves to big-money for the chance of being a
media-recognized standard since 15th August, 2000
🙂
I was looking at the coins problem. I can see a solution
if you know the bad coin is heavier (or lighter — just
s/heavier/lighter). Here is a solution for that:
This doesn’t answer the original problem, but may give
some idea of what it would look like. If you know the bad
coin is heavier and can do 3 weighs, you should be able to
pick the bad coin out of a group of 27 coins.
On IRC:
<raph> UTF8 really is simple enough to do in
your
head
<raph> assuming your brain has SHL and SHR
instructions
<jwz> you need help, raph
The book I am tech reviewing must be almost finished.
I released a new version of dia on sunday. Didn’t get
everyone’s patches in, but I thought it was important to get
another release out because of how long ago the previous
release was. Of course, after doing the release someone
finds an XIM bug, I notice that the SVG CR has been put out
(so the recommended namespace URI’s have changed) and I
didn’t tell the translators about the release. So I will
probably put out another release of dia soon with these
fixed.
Tomorrow (9th August) is my parents 25th wedding
aniversary.