Ctrl-V / Cmd-V: What Is On Your Clipboard?

Quite literally JUST sent this to someone to prove that... welll... you see the title of the gif...



http://www.kholi.net/WorkingOnItDammit.gif


WorkingOnItDammit.gif
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0309 3390 0000 5752 5648

A Tracking number for USPS... and of course it says "No information" !!!!

I want my package!


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On a side note: HOLY sh*t kholi, you have 4,400+ unread emails! Jeez! I am the opposite, I always keep my email at all checked. Wow.
 
Ryan Patrick O'Hara said:
0309 3390 0000 5752 5648

A Tracking number for USPS... and of course it says "No information" !!!!

I want my package!


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On a side note: HOLY sh*t kholi, you have 4,400+ unread emails! Jeez! I am the opposite, I always keep my email at all checked. Wow.
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Lmfao. I've had my Gmail account for several years. A lot of that is just junk.

I didn't notice that was there, though. I was in a hurry to get someone offa my back so I could go back to surfing DVXuser instead of working.

I know all about that trackin' number stuff. Waitin' on a package myself!
 
265 East 10th St. (between 1st ave & ave A)


That's the address for a delicious Lebanese restaurant, if you're in NYC.
 
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if (e==null) {
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area = getAreaForAlias(alias);
 
0309 3390 0000 5752 5648

strange enough I also have a UPS tracking code, and it matches Ryan's one.
That shows how nosy I am.......
 
(link)ASlyJD (mail):
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I was referring more to the vignette of say, Heinlein writing "Battlefield Earth" then deciding "No, I would like the money, but I don't want to release this and have someone write another story about Johnny Goodboy Taylor."

Replying to a post on the Volohk Conspiracy site in which I corected the egregious misattribution. Lawyers...sheesh.

(By the by, this was in the midst of a discussion on IP copyright law. Y'all might want to take a look... www.volokh.com ... post from David Post, March 27, 2009 at 10:40am )
 
do you really want to know?:

Code: 
using System.Threading;

public class MultiCore
{
	private ArrayList _MultiCoreData = new ArrayList();
	private Threading.ParameterizedThreadStart _MultiCoreProcess;
	private ArrayList _MultiCoreList = new ArrayList();
#region "Public Properties"
	public ArrayList MultiCoreData {
		get { return _MultiCoreData; }
		set { _MultiCoreData = value; }
	}

	public Threading.ParameterizedThreadStart MultiCoreProcess {
		get { return _MultiCoreProcess; }
		set { _MultiCoreProcess = value; }
	}
#endregion
#region "MultiCore Class Constructor"
	public MultiCore(ArrayList wMultiCoreData, Threading.ParameterizedThreadStart wMultiCoreProcess)
	{
		this.MultiCoreData = wMultiCoreData;
		this.MultiCoreProcess = wMultiCoreProcess;
	}
#endregion
#region "MultiCore Processing"
	/// <summary>
	/// Execute MultiCore is the Main Class Method,
	/// the Execute starts the process initilization
	/// by first Flushing all the list of old cores
	/// if they exist, the number of processor cores
	/// is determined. Based on the size of the of the
	/// data and number of cores, the data is partitioned
	/// into smaller data chunks. A single core is then
	/// started with a data chunk. A list of all cores is
	/// generated. Finally the command to collect and combine
	/// the results of all cores is called.
	/// </summary>
	/// <remarks></remarks>
	public void ExecuteMultiCore()
	{
		int intProcessorCores;
		int intChunkSize;
		ArrayList localData = new ArrayList();
		int i;
		int pC;
		int pC2;
		ArrayList dataChunk = new ArrayList();

		try {
			_MultiCoreList.Clear();
			dataChunk.Clear();
			intProcessorCores = Environment.ProcessorCount;
			localData = this.MultiCoreData;
			i = -1;
			pC = -1;

			intChunkSize = localData.Count / intProcessorCores;

			foreach (System.Object Obj in localData) {
				pC += +1;
				pC2 += +1;
				if (pC == intChunkSize | pC2 == localData.Count) {
					dataChunk.Add(Obj);
					StartCore(dataChunk);
					dataChunk.Clear();
					pC = 0;
				}
				else {
					dataChunk.Add(Obj);
				}
			}
		}


		catch (Exception ex) {
			throw ex;
		}
		finally {
			localData = null;
		}
	}

	private void CombineAllMultiCores()
	{
		foreach (Threading.Thread t in _MultiCoreList) {
			t.Join();
		}
	}

	private void StartCore(ArrayList wDataChunk)
	{
		Threading.Thread t = new Threading.Thread(MultiCoreProcess);
		_MultiCoreList.Add(t);
		t.Name = "CoreGuid_" + _MultiCoreList.Count;
		t.Start(wDataChunk);
		CombineAllMultiCores();
	}
#endregion

}

Its part of my multicore processing class I've been working on during the weekend, eventually this little thing will help DVXuser community *evil laugh* ..
 
Anhar Miah said:
do you really want to know?:

Code: 
using System.Threading;

public class MultiCore
{
	private ArrayList _MultiCoreData = new ArrayList();
	private Threading.ParameterizedThreadStart _MultiCoreProcess;
	private ArrayList _MultiCoreList = new ArrayList();
#region "Public Properties"
	public ArrayList MultiCoreData {
		get { return _MultiCoreData; }
		set { _MultiCoreData = value; }
	}

	public Threading.ParameterizedThreadStart MultiCoreProcess {
		get { return _MultiCoreProcess; }
		set { _MultiCoreProcess = value; }
	}
#endregion
#region "MultiCore Class Constructor"
	public MultiCore(ArrayList wMultiCoreData, Threading.ParameterizedThreadStart wMultiCoreProcess)
	{
		this.MultiCoreData = wMultiCoreData;
		this.MultiCoreProcess = wMultiCoreProcess;
	}
#endregion
#region "MultiCore Processing"
	/// <summary>
	/// Execute MultiCore is the Main Class Method,
	/// the Execute starts the process initilization
	/// by first Flushing all the list of old cores
	/// if they exist, the number of processor cores
	/// is determined. Based on the size of the of the
	/// data and number of cores, the data is partitioned
	/// into smaller data chunks. A single core is then
	/// started with a data chunk. A list of all cores is
	/// generated. Finally the command to collect and combine
	/// the results of all cores is called.
	/// </summary>
	/// <remarks></remarks>
	public void ExecuteMultiCore()
	{
		int intProcessorCores;
		int intChunkSize;
		ArrayList localData = new ArrayList();
		int i;
		int pC;
		int pC2;
		ArrayList dataChunk = new ArrayList();

		try {
			_MultiCoreList.Clear();
			dataChunk.Clear();
			intProcessorCores = Environment.ProcessorCount;
			localData = this.MultiCoreData;
			i = -1;
			pC = -1;

			intChunkSize = localData.Count / intProcessorCores;

			foreach (System.Object Obj in localData) {
				pC += +1;
				pC2 += +1;
				if (pC == intChunkSize | pC2 == localData.Count) {
					dataChunk.Add(Obj);
					StartCore(dataChunk);
					dataChunk.Clear();
					pC = 0;
				}
				else {
					dataChunk.Add(Obj);
				}
			}
		}


		catch (Exception ex) {
			throw ex;
		}
		finally {
			localData = null;
		}
	}

	private void CombineAllMultiCores()
	{
		foreach (Threading.Thread t in _MultiCoreList) {
			t.Join();
		}
	}

	private void StartCore(ArrayList wDataChunk)
	{
		Threading.Thread t = new Threading.Thread(MultiCoreProcess);
		_MultiCoreList.Add(t);
		t.Name = "CoreGuid_" + _MultiCoreList.Count;
		t.Start(wDataChunk);
		CombineAllMultiCores();
	}
#endregion

}

Its part of my multicore processing class I've been working on during the weekend, eventually this little thing will help DVXuser community *evil laugh* ..
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My God, if you scroll down a bit, you see a bit of code that says "(

}


{thread.25 multicore process _"I am Going to Take Over the World and This is Code I am Going to Use to do It!"_")


Anhar is trying to control the world!!!!!!!!!
 
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