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Giuseppe Longo
Hello guys,
someone can advise me a book or guide to learn network programming
please?
Regards
someone can advise me a book or guide to learn network programming
please?
Regards
Hello guys,
someone can advise me a book or guide to learn network programming
please?
Hello guys,
someone can advise me a book or guide to learn network programming
please?
Hello guys,
someone can advise me a book or guide to learn network programming
please?
Regards
For Unix/POSIX systems, W. Richard Stevens' books are widely
considered "the classics," still much in vogue more than a decade
after the author's death.
Kenny said:Nowadays, the major networks (ABC, CBS, and NBC) don't offer much
programming worth watching. In fact, I can't remember the last time I
watched any of their programming.
Kenneth Brody said:What about "The Big Bang Theory"?
I don't understand why people like this show. They seem to get
the "nerd" ethos pretty decently, but the humor I find really
lacking. Every joke is the same old "look how different nerds
are from non-nerds!", optionally including the dumb blonde as a
foil.
Am I missing something?
Neil Cerutti said:The problem with the show, to me, is the pacing. Every joke has a
big wind-up, and a long pause for laughter afterward. It's as if
every joke implementation has to #include<eyeroll.h>, the
preprocessor is super slow, and the garbage collector keeps
hanging.
Nice keeping it on topic. ;D
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