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The Sleuth Kit Informer Issue 6

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 · 20 Jan 2024
... middle and the upper bound is decreased to the current middle value. In either case, we have reduced the number of entries to search by half. For example, consider a database with 10 entries. The lower bound is entry #1 and the upper bound is entry #10. The middle entry is entry #5. The value in entry #5 is 55 and it is compared to the goal value, which is 30. Index: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Value: 6 12 21 30 55 58 62 77 78 81 Bounds: Lower Mid Upper The middle value is greater than the goal and theref ...

Reading for pleasure Issue 17

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 · 12 Jan 2024
... pulp of his dream, and Georgie Cornell awakened." ---the first sentence of REGIMENT OF WOMEN This is a nice affordable trade paperback reprint of Thomas Berger's 1973 novel about gender identities. (You can find out about other Berger titles in RFP #10.) Lead character Georgie Cornell wears skirts and lipstick, is a "mere" secretary, suffers the usual sexual harrassment on the job--and is a man. In the near-future, alternative America of REGIMENT OF WOMEN, it's the women who fight wars, run major c ...

Reading for pleasure Issue 13

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 · 12 Jan 2024
... ning, Robert A. Pittman, Fred L. Drake, Jr., Ollie McKagen; Book lists: The Civil War, India, The Middle Ages; Sharing The Wealth; My Favorite Books of 1989; and the usual. Supplemental Issue #1: Baseball Books of Spring 1990. Distributed along with #10. #11: Magazines: Special Coverage of Magazines; Featured Author: Dean R. Koontz; reviews by Darryl Kenning, Fred L. Drake, Jr., Cherie Jung; Rotten Rejections; Bram Stoker Awards Nominations; Recent Releases. #12: Featured Authors: George Alec Effing ...

Reading for pleasure Issue 12

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 · 12 Jan 2024
... ning, Robert A. Pittman, Fred L. Drake, Jr., Ollie McKagen; Book lists: The Civil War, India, The Middle Ages; Sharing The Wealth; My Favorite Books of 1989; and the usual. Supplemental Issue #1: Baseball Books of Spring 1990. Distributed along with #10. #11: Magazines: Special Coverage of Magazines; Featured Author: Dean R. Koontz; reviews by Darryl Kenning, Fred L. Drake, Jr., Cherie Jung; Rotten Rejections; Bram Stoker Awards Nominations; Recent Releases. #12: Featured Authors: George Alec Effing ...

Issue # 23 DTACK GROUNDED Newsletter - September 1983

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 · 6 May 2023
... inicomputer clones generally have graphics capability and disk storage which cannot be obtained cheaply, and most of them have lots of memory, like a megabyte up. That isn't cheap either. You might want to review the very last paragraph of issue #10. (If you do that, jack the price up $199 and substitute floppy disk for audio tape; times have changed.) Two other obvious problems: 1) There is no cheap 68000 software to be found anywhere. 2) A manufacturer with a moderate-performance $10,000 machi ...

Issue # 21 DTACK GROUNDED Newsletter - July 1983

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Issue # 21 DTACK GROUNDED Newsletter - July 1983
... od idea in the mass marketplace. The other reason is that Unix is simply too complex for the average person. Anything which is going to be a success in the mass marketplace must be suitable for the average person. Read, for instance, page 3 in issue #10. There is a reason why we have pointed out those past successes (aside from the fact that we like to boast). It has just become apparent that next year, 1984, will be the most eventful year ever for personal computing. Some of the things we are going ...

Issue # 12 DTACK GROUNDED Newsletter - August 1982

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 · 6 May 2023
... and 4 software guys don't get busy, my warrantee will expire and I will blame them... Who is able to use Smalltalk on an Apple? ...you have obviously perceived by now that I am highly qualified to be the newsletter editor advertised for in issue #10." R.D., Minneapolis MN. Ron, you said FOUR high level languages, TWO months. We expect results, not excuses (putting the blame is NOT an Olympic event, by the way). We know absolutely nothing about running Smalltalk on an Apple. We have not written a ...
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