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trivial.observer
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| | | | | Ok, fine, I'll try it. I will fail, but fuck it we're in lockdown. Kev, the nutter, came up with 100DaysToOffload. Write something on your blog every day for 100 days. Funny joke, right. So here we are, new Hugo site, new url, same lack of content. These days, I am spending most of my time getting my arse kicked by my turbo trainer, fucking up at growing things in the garden, going for long walks, bird watching, and complaining about working from home. | |
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imapenguin.com
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| | | | | A common task in our code is to determine the length of something. In this example, let's check the length of a string like "are you keeping up?" In Python, this is crazy easy. #!/usr/bin/env python message = "are you keeping up?" len(message) In 6510 Assembly, this is also easy. Not crazy easy, but straightforward anyway. messagelength ldx #$00 checkdel lda message,x cmp #$00 ; or whatever we're using as a delimeter beq done inx jmp checkdel done stx messagelen rts .byte messagelen 0 message .null "are ... | |
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jameystegmaier.com
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worldsunlikeourown.home.blog
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| | | Let's Talk Bookish is a weekly meme created byRukky @ Eternity Booksand hosted by Aria @ Book Nook Bits and Dini @ DiniPandaReads where we discuss certain topics, share our opinions, and spread the love by visiting each others' posts. Today is a freebie, and the topic I've chosen is: Bookish/Blogging Myths | ||
