This article was posted to the Usenet group alt.hackers in
1995; any technical information is probably outdated.
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Re: It can't be THIS easy
Article: 7872 of alt.hackers From: set@oryx.llnl.gov (Sam Trenholme) Newsgroups: alt.hackers Subject: Re: It can't be THIS easy Date: 25 May 1995 06:50:09 GMT Organization: LLNL Laser Modeling & Optimization Lines: 36 Approved: I have a crush on Lacey Message-ID: 3q19b1$44a@lll-winken.llnl.gov NNTP-Posting-Host: oryx.llnl.gov Cc: Status: RO
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In article <ricochetD8v8xv.Iwn@netcom.com>,
Ricochet <ricochet@netcom.com> wrote:
>It was!
No it isn't wuite this easy, because you forgot your ObHack.
Argh! Now I need to quickly think of a
ObSmallHack:
At work, I was playing with the little computer that I use to punch
in/punch out. I found, that by playing with the numbers (the thing is a
12 digit keypad with a one-line display, like the atm things you
see at some resteraunts), that number one gave me "status". Turns out
that I can find out if I am punched in or not by using this function... I
used to have to try punching in/out to find this out before knowing this
feature.
Well, it was a small hack... what can I say?
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Sam Trenholme - Any views and beliefs are strictly my own, *not* LLNL's
PGP IDs: 512/8551E401, 1024/02991DCD http://www.ocf.berkeley.edu/~set
See primes under z in UNIX with the next line. Example: awk '..' z=1000
awk 'BEGIN{while(++a<z){for(b=i=1;i&&b*b<a;)i=a%++b;if(i)printf
a" "}}'
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