I wouldn't do it.
A possible scenario is the gift is sent from a hacked paypal account or using a stolen credit card. The victim eventually reports it and the transaction gets reversed. You are the one left out of pocket.
If you set up a paypal account to fund from your Santander account it's an easy direct debit. You don't actually have to use it and can still have a direct debit with another account.
Googol = 10^100
ElliorR suggested = 10^(10^100)
You wrote out a googol (10^100) which was 10 followed by 100 zeroes
What you need to write out (and ElliorR is saying you can't) is 10 followed by a Googol of zeroes.
I guess it would depend on their copyright laws. Whether possession is enough to prosecute you or not. It doesn't seem hard to fall on the wrong side of the DMCA so yes if they really wanted to get you for something then they could. You could always mail the HDD to yourself! Bruce also talks...
Just skimmed that link and it does apply to all electronic devices, so I guess in theory they could steal it. VERY unlikely though, if you have accidentally ended up on the no-fly list then you might have more issues.
This is not silly, it DOES happen. They have recently published the "guidelines" which pretty much say they can take any laptop of you for pretty much no reason at all, keep it as long as they want, send it where ever they want, give it to whoever they want.
I have not heard of this being...
If you link to it "endorsing" it then yes it is a problem. I remember some legal case we got told about in lectures that involved some graffiti saying something not particularly nice about someone. Some guy was stood pointing it out to people and got prosecuted.
VERY long time since I did this.
What you can do is but an IF statement at the end of the repeat loop.
(Pseudo code)
myChar = 0
REPEAT
...
IF keypressed THEN
READKEY(myChar)
UNTIL myChar != 0
I think that will translate into something useful for you. But I haven't done it in...
Try:
http://www.nordichardware.com/Articles/?skrivelse=465&page=4
Then enable speed step, basically change what multiplier etc speed step uses.
I have no idea if this works on Intel chips, I did it on an AMD Turion as that guide is aimed for.
Nope, output is "ohmi"
Strings start at 0 and the last index is exclusive (not inclusive)
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/api/java/lang/String.html#substring(int,%20int)
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