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Hacktical C
github.com/codr7/hacktical-c

"A practical hacker's guide to the C programming language.

In memory of Dennis Ritchie, one of the greatest hackers this world has known.

This book assumes basic programming knowledge. We're not going to spend a lot of time and space on explaining basic features, except where they behave differently in important ways compared to other mainstream languages. Instead we're going to focus on practical techniques for making the most out of the power and flexibility C offers."

A practical hacker's guide to the C programming language. - codr7/hacktical-c
GitHubGitHub - codr7/hacktical-c: A practical hacker's guide to the C programming language.A practical hacker's guide to the C programming language. - codr7/hacktical-c
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Finished reading Grains of Gold - An Anthology of Occitan Literature by James Thomas.

It’s essentially a history of the Occitan language, from the earliest troubadours to its modern writers, and definitely made me appreciate how much more there is to Occitan than Mistral and the félibrige. Not that I didn’t know before, but it really opened my eyes.

As, for example, expressed by Miquèu Miniussi below 😆

Page of a book, highlighted text: "Leave in railway bookshops Catharism, the Crusade, Montsegur, Simon de Montfort, the Inquisition and all those horrors. Leave the troubadours to Romanists and other distinguished scholars. Leave to the félibres childhood in the village and happy days gone by with grandpa who spoke such lovely patois and the closed factory and the land that is dying but wants to live and scorn for the language and the senhal and all that nonsense." Extract from "Towards an Occitan Poetic Art", 1989 by Miquèu Miniussi.
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Estoy leyendo la saga de "El Libro del Nuevo Sol", de Gene Wolfe, de ciencia-ficción/fantasía, del subgénero de "tierra moribunda" y la verdad es que me parecen unos libros muy machistas, donde las mujeres que aparecen son meros intereses sexuales del protagonista. Protagonista que empieza el libro siendo más bien un niño y poco después, que no pasa mucho tiempo (¿un año?), parece un señor hecho y derecho. El trasfondo y tal está bien pero otras cosas, buf, además la manera de narrarlo que se nota que ya tienen décadas los libros, y encima te pone palabros que nadie sabe a qué se refiere, pues yo qué sé.

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