Are virtual memory addresses compiled in and if no can they?
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I have a project and don't want virt mem, first of all is it compiled in and secondly if yes how does one force it to be without
Hi,
I have a project and don't want virt mem, first of all is it compiled in and secondly if yes how does one force it to be without
what is the query to import and empty a csv file with a delimeter of `;` so in a example of:
Li;King;li.king471@protonmail.com;Avenida Central;2046;Cairo;Spain;579856;34;959310341
so it will be imported on the same table per column of li, King, li.king.... , etc
How much time is added by it compared to direct metal fetch of addresses?
Hii, what is the best bs podcast, tv show, movie etc to watch with spanish and easy to follow?
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When studying ww1, ww2, vietnam and such; bigger conflicts involving war, what were the early signs they are about to start. Nationally and internationally. Conscription wise, public relations/rhetoric wise, laws changing etc etc
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I have a big dataset, ultra repetitive so 80-90% might as well be a backpointer, what compression is best for this use case?
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I have a site I want to make possible to download, just download the html being in, any js func for that? The equivilent of hitting ctrl+s but from js while also respecting the browser policy of downloads so won't open a window of "save as"
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Should I get the big over mini or not the size worth compared to hassle?
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I want to make a survey for what exact arguments of incoherence causing you to not belive in god. Just any rational logic or emotional scripture read to then not believing. Genuinely anything, just of what comes to mind or what blocks you from believing; even if it a small thing.
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Thanks, you answers are appreciated.
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I'm trying to make this program but keep getting the title error?
```
const target\_table = document.getElementById("target-table");
var step = 0;
while ( step < 300\_0 ) {
const new_row = target_table.insertRow(step);
const new_cell = new_row.insertCell(0);
new_cell.innerHTML = "row" + step + "shabbah" + "ahhhhhh" + "who?" + step;
console.log("new row");
step++;
}
```
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How many rows have you ever tried to render on html via <table> ? I need maybe north of 300k rows on one page and want to know if the browser will die ?
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I need to search through a database file with an array to output it to at last, should i use sqlite3.h or sqlite3.c ? .c seems overkill when is a giant shell thing and .h is too long to read it all.
what i want, presume we have such a table:
+------------------+-----------+----------+------------+-----------------+
| Animal | Habitat | Weight | Diet | Status |
+------------------+-----------+----------+------------+-----------------+
| African Elephant | Savanna | 6,000 kg | Herbivore | Vulnerable |
| Snow Leopard | Mountains | 55 kg | Carnivore | Vulnerable |
| Komodo Dragon | Islands | 70 kg | Carnivore | Endangered |
| Gorilla | Rainforest| 180 kg | Omnivore | Critically End. |
| Polar Bear | Arctic | 500 kg | Carnivore | Vulnerable |
| Pangolin | Forest | 15 kg | Insectivore| Critically End. |
| Manta Ray | Ocean | 2,000 kg | Filter | Vulnerable |
+------------------+-----------+----------+------------+-----------------+
I want say weight to be within 100-700kg and then output gorilla and polar bear to an array and then their columns, one column per array. so end result would be:
char animal[] = { "Gorilla", "Polar Bear" };
char Habitat[] = { "Rainforest", "Arctic" };
int weight[] = { 180, 500 };
char diet[] = { "Omnivore", "Carnivore" };
char status[] = { "Critically End.", "Vulnerable" };
I just skimmed the two files and can't figure it out when the operation is that simple, don't need any shell interface and such. just a direct command feeder
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I remember using github on a laptop and closing it over night and copying a repo a few times in a short period and now my whole account is at a standstill it seems: can open issues but people can't seem them, restricted from string searching a repo for some reason etc.
Is it common and I got the banhammer or did i do something wrong?
not a complaint but more wanting to know i'm the only one or just got unfortunate.
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I just read "Smashing the stack for fun and profit" and a lot of terms got thrown around like frame pointer etc. Any good visualization in a paper or video that can explain it well. Still not quite hitting me how it works
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I have a c file with a struct but need to reference an element in it inside a header, how?
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Why is heap a thing when stack can be global and dynamic sized too? Net result is the same
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I have used qobuz for a year, very nice app, love it all yet still can't add music i listen to, I requested i think 10-15 times and i think ONE, song came on.
Spotify is getting repeatedly more ass from ai code, i really want to use qobuz but without music it seems a bit useless, the app is genuinely good with all the ui. Genuinely wastes potential and sad to see. Am I out of touch or anyone with the same views?
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Any good read or watch on how specifically the cpu retrieves data? Stack or heap and why buffer overflows *can* occur.