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The cult of Trump.
Speyside Offline
#51 Posted:
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Victor, it is obvious he meant what he wrote as the * indicates. For me at least he wiffed on the joke which I find very funny. Also his inference of pseudo intelectual being anyone who points out the followers of Trump are really cultists or pointing out the truth about Trump is comical. Anyone who supports Trump is just that **** dumb.
Speyside Offline
#52 Posted:
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BTW, though my spelling is terrible I do tend to use actual words. Pseudo intelectual is meaningless as pseudo on it's own is not a word. The word you are looking for is pseudointelectual. Pseudo is a prefix.
BuckyB93 Offline
#53 Posted:
Joined: 07-16-2004
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OK, since that is straightened out what the fark was Phil Collins singing about

"All the time, Su-Sussudio"
Gene363 Offline
#54 Posted:
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victor809 wrote:
Ok Gene, I'll bite. Define "sudo intellectual" for me.


Thoughts that appear to be logical code, but just won't compile into a functional application.
victor809 Offline
#55 Posted:
Joined: 10-14-2011
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Cute but doesn't fit your definition of sudo.

I really don't get why admitting you made a simple spelling error is so impossible for you.

It's funny because people here frequently accuse me of refusing to admit I'm wrong, when I've frequently pointed out where i make mistakes. Yet you won't even admit to a spelling error where there's no negative repercussions.

Spey must be right... This is a failing of people who follow twitler.
Gene363 Offline
#56 Posted:
Joined: 01-24-2003
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victor809 wrote:
Cute but doesn't fit your definition of sudo.

I really don't get why admitting you made a simple spelling error is so impossible for you.

It's funny because people here frequently accuse me of refusing to admit I'm wrong, when I've frequently pointed out where i make mistakes. Yet you won't even admit to a spelling error where there's no negative repercussions.

Spey must be right... This is a failing of people who follow twitler.


Post #38

Gene363 wrote:
Actually, the spelling was correct, I did not use the correct term.

Sudo is a programing language, sort of like Unix. I used it in a data, files and structures class, not to actually run the code, but to understand how computers work at a very granular level, e.g., how sorts are done and files manipulated.


CelticBomber Offline
#57 Posted:
Joined: 05-03-2012
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MACS wrote:
Signed. He sucks butt.



Exactly why I refuse to sign! TW= Love
CelticBomber Offline
#58 Posted:
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Gene363 wrote:
Actually, the spelling was correct, I did not use the correct term.

Sudo is a programing language, sort of like Unix. I used it in a data, files and structures class, not to actually run the code, but to understand how computers work at a very granular level, e.g., how sorts are done and files manipulated.



Sudo just allows you to run your code as a particular user with certain rights. By default the superuser.
RobertHively Offline
#59 Posted:
Joined: 01-14-2015
Posts: 1,761
HockeyDad wrote:
Don’t worry scro. There are plenty of ‘tards out there living really kick-ass lives.


My ex wife is tarded and she's like a pilot now.
bgz Offline
#60 Posted:
Joined: 07-29-2014
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Yep, I can confirm that sudo is a tool to do "rootly" things in a *nix environment.

I try my best not to program following a "sudo su" command... not like I should ever be running that command in the first place... but hey, nobody is perfect.

I can assure you that gene is not a programmer, developer, network engineer, sys admin, or anything of that sort... and anything he says on the topic is a load of sh*t.


*used it in a "data, files and structures class"*...

No such thing... there's a such thing as "Data Structures" class... not data, files and structures. Data structures include things such as b-trees and binomial heaps... the class Gene is describing sounds more like a class for people who can't find the power switch on a mac (not like anyone should be using one of those things).

How sorts are done would be a class called "Algorithms 101" or something along those lines. In such a class you will learn insertion, merge, and quick sorts for sure, but more importantly you will learn how to sort in O(nlgn) time!!! Which is important.

You will learn about how files are manipulated... in pretty much any class now, because they will expect you to manipulate files in order to pass... some might even teach you how they want you to manipulate theirs... but I think they get in trouble for that now.


Ok, I'm done... carry on.
tailgater Offline
#61 Posted:
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Speyside wrote:
BTW, though my spelling is terrible I do tend to use actual words. Pseudo intelectual is meaningless as pseudo on it's own is not a word. The word you are looking for is pseudointelectual. Pseudo is a prefix.


So you used pseudo under false prefix?

victor809 Offline
#62 Posted:
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tailgater wrote:
So you used pseudo under false prefix?


Better than wearing a speedo under a false parvis. Did that once... no one was happy.


Well... one priest seemed more excited than he should
Gene363 Offline
#63 Posted:
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bgz wrote:
Yep, I can confirm that sudo is a tool to do "rootly" things in a *nix environment.

I try my best not to program following a "sudo su" command... not like I should ever be running that command in the first place... but hey, nobody is perfect.

I can assure you that gene is not a programmer, developer, network engineer, sys admin, or anything of that sort... and anything he says on the topic is a load of sh*t.


*used it in a "data, files and structures class"*...

No such thing... there's a such thing as "Data Structures" class... not data, files and structures. Data structures include things such as b-trees and binomial heaps... the class Gene is describing sounds more like a class for people who can't find the power switch on a mac (not like anyone should be using one of those things).

How sorts are done would be a class called "Algorithms 101" or something along those lines. In such a class you will learn insertion, merge, and quick sorts for sure, but more importantly you will learn how to sort in O(nlgn) time!!! Which is important.

You will learn about how files are manipulated... in pretty much any class now, because they will expect you to manipulate files in order to pass... some might even teach you how they want you to manipulate theirs... but I think they get in trouble for that now.


Ok, I'm done... carry on.


Based on your first highlighted statement, I say, "You are a computer genius who know everything about computers and what a stranger does for a living without ever meeting him." and that would be, "a load of sh*t."

Without your statement and based on the rest of your post, you're full of something you should have gotten together before calling someone a liar.

Maybe it's been even longer since you attended college than myself, but I took the class and similar classes are still being taught today and they still address sorts, file structure etc.

https://cs.wmich.edu/gupta/teaching/cs331/fall05/syl3310f05.htm

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CATALOG DESCRIPTION: This course is a continuation of the study of internal and external data structures and algorithms with an on-going emphasis on the application of software engineering principles. Trees, graphs and the basic algorithms for creating, manipulating and using them will be covered. Various types of hash and indexed random access file structures will be discussed and implemented. B-trees and external file sorting will be introduced. Internal and external data/file organizations and algorithms will be compared and analyzed. Students will carry out a number of programming projects which will include the various interface aspects of the software development process.


https://webcapp.ccsu.edu/appFiles/course/CS253_52/CS253_syllabus.pdf

Quote:
5. Specific course information
a. brief description of the content of the course (Catalog Description): A software design course which develops concepts and techniques for structuring and manipulating data, both in the computer and on external storage devices. Topics include a review of basic data structures, balanced tree structure, graphs, sequential and direct access files, external sorting. An introduction to data base systems is also provided.


https://cps.northeastern.edu/files/syllabi/20181490165.pdf

Quote:
Course Description
Covers the design, analysis, and implementation of data structures and algorithms to solveengineering problems using an object‐oriented programming language. Topics include elementary data structures, (including arrays, stacks, queues, and lists), advanced data structures (including trees and graphs), the algorithms used to manipulate these structures, and their application to solving practical engineering problems.


victor809 Offline
#64 Posted:
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I have no idea why you two are arguing over a programming term.

You misspelled "pseudo" (and as spey pointed out, apparently it's a single word... but I've seen webster identify it as a hyphenated word, so I wouldn't complain about 2 words).
If you're in a 5th grade spelling contest and they ask you to spell "bear" and use the sentence "does a bear sh#t in the woods?", if you spelled it "b-a-r-e" you'd be misspelling the word.

It isn't complicated.
It isn't more than an amusing "oopsie"

But you really are determined to deny that you misspelled anything. Quite trumpian of you
Gene363 Offline
#65 Posted:
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victor809 wrote:
I have no idea why you two are arguing over a programming term.

You misspelled "pseudo" (and as spey pointed out, apparently it's a single word... but I've seen webster identify it as a hyphenated word, so I wouldn't complain about 2 words).
If you're in a 5th grade spelling contest and they ask you to spell "bear" and use the sentence "does a bear sh#t in the woods?", if you spelled it "b-a-r-e" you'd be misspelling the word.

It isn't complicated.
It isn't more than an amusing "oopsie"

But you really are determined to deny that you misspelled anything. Quite trumpian of you


For the third time.

Post #38

Gene363 wrote:
[b]Actually, the spelling was correct, I did not use the correct term.[/b]




victor809 Offline
#66 Posted:
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Gene363 wrote:
For the third time.

Post #38






Do you not understand that using an incorrect homophone is a misspelling?
victor809 Offline
#67 Posted:
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I mean... that's almost a more fundamental problem isn't it.
bgz Offline
#68 Posted:
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Gene363 wrote:
Actually, the spelling was correct, I did not use the correct term.

Sudo is a programing language, sort of like Unix. I used it in a data, files and structures class, not to actually run the code, but to understand how computers work at a very granular level, e.g., how sorts are done and files manipulated.


You convinced me. I'm excited to try this sudo programming language that's similar to the Unix programming language.

I'm also glad you did not run your code on Unix, that would be silly.

Your copy and paste skills are impeccable. One day I hope to be as skilled at the Sudo and Unix programming languages as you are.
CelticBomber Offline
#69 Posted:
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This one went off the rails FAST! I can't pop the popcorn fast enough.
frankj1 Offline
#70 Posted:
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I blame Trump.
Gene363 Offline
#71 Posted:
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victor809 wrote:
Do you not understand that using an incorrect homophone is a misspelling?



victor809 wrote:
I mean... that's almost a more fundamental problem isn't it.


You might have a spelling argument between, to, too and two, but not between sudo and pseudo, it's a grammatical error either way.

I used the wrong word. I had the word "sudo" in my head and typed it, opps! horse
victor809 Offline
#72 Posted:
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Gene363 wrote:
You might have a spelling argument between, to, too and two, but not between sudo and pseudo,

huh? why, pray tell, is the homophone to/too/two a "spelling error" but the homophone "sudo/pseudo" isn't? I'm eager to hear this justification.
Quote:

it's a grammatical error either way.

I used the wrong word. I had the word "sudo" in my head and typed it, opps! horse


That makes zero sense. That's like saying you meant to type "Elephant" when you typed "Aircraft Carrier".

It's amazing how you are trying to justify this. One doesn't just accidentally say "programming code for superuser commands" when they mean to say "not genuine". Why go through all this convoluted mental gymnastics to try to pretend you knew how to spell pseudo?

delta1 Offline
#73 Posted:
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so this is what a written description of a Sumo Match looks like...
victor809 Offline
#74 Posted:
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delta1 wrote:
so this is what a written description of a Sumo Match looks like...


I think you mean, Sudo Match.
delta1 Offline
#75 Posted:
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maybe.... a Sudo Sumo Match



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cj_QyxPZE8M
CelticBomber Offline
#76 Posted:
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delta1 wrote:
so this is what a written description of a Sumo Match looks like...


I don't think they throw the homo word around that much in Sumo? I could be wrong... two men, wearing diapers, hugging it out.... never mind I take it back.
Speyside Offline
#77 Posted:
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Man, you like that prefix. Bet you like homoerectus even better.
izonfire Offline
#78 Posted:
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CelticBomber wrote:
I don't think they throw the homo word around that much in Sumo? I could be wrong... two men, wearing diapers, hugging it out.... never mind I take it back.

Your dirty diapers?...
Buckwheat Offline
#79 Posted:
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MACS wrote:
Glad I could make someone laugh... I'm a bit sleepy mah damn self... g'nite ya bastiges.


You need more fishing and less BS! fog Beer
CelticBomber Offline
#80 Posted:
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Speyside wrote:
Man, you like that prefix. Bet you like homoerectus even better.



That's what she said! Wakka wakka wakka!


Oh Fozzy bear, where are you when we need you?
steve02 Offline
#81 Posted:
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RobertHively wrote:
My ex wife is tarded and she's like a pilot now.



Nice movie quote
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