Blake Miner's Blog

do { if(time_of_day >= midnight && time_of_day < seven_am) { int i; for(i = 0; i < monkeys.length; i++) punch(monkeys[i]); eat(Food.BANANAS); taunt(monkeys[0]); sleep(1000); } else break; } while(true); Why would I post this code on my blog? Because I felt like it. I kind of feel sorry for monkey zero... :(

Here's a quick paper I wrote today on software protection. I'd love to have some feedback on this! http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=dtpnmrb_94dw9ps6gb

Today's Quote: "Sometimes the most interesting discussions begin when someone says, 'This may be a stupid question, but...'"

Judge Kathleen Kottler-Kavein ruled that Microsoft must be broken up into two companies. The name of the two companies will be MICROS~1 and MICROS~2. HAHA!! The Bug: (not in reference to the car or the insect) So... today I stumbled upon something weird with FAT16 partitions. Why FAT16? Because the manufacturers of the SD memory card formatted the card with FAT16... your own USB flash drive might also be FAT16. Anyways... here's what happened: I had 126 files (totaling over 1.4 GB) on the SD card. If I added one more file, Windows would complain, saying that it could not create the file. And, here's the strange part... if I deleted a 4 MB file and copied a 1 MB file, it would still not let me create a new file. And, even stranger... if I deleted all of the files and created 1000 small files, it would let me. So... the problem doesn't seems to be a file size limit or a # of files limit. What is it then? WTF, mates? Here's a strange bug in FAT16: http://www.cocoa