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[C] File operations, word search etc
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By qbrick · Posted
The reviews you refer to mean nothing. Where there is no journalism there is no reason to call the gaming media's opinion pieces "reviews". For GP games there is indeed a metric for success - increasing subscriptions. Which turns in revenue. The only circumstance in which subs do not rise when great is being released is a Game Pass system where the company is close to fully saturated with customers in a subscription. However, in that case as the theory goes you spend aplenty in all kind of games - from shady live service cash cows and customer offending agitprop crap in purple colours to robust and entertaining single player games. And keep a solid level of profitability. Ignoring the simply innocuous but mid games MGS has released primarily of the second kind. -
By pradeepviswav · Posted
Report: Microsoft to use AWS to help GitHub deal with a major surge in demand by Pradeep Viswanathan Thanks to the surge of coding AI agents, GitHub's usage has skyrocketed over the past 12 months. To meet this demand, GitHub started with a plan in October 2025 to increase capacity by 10x. However, by early this year, the company realized that it needed 30x scale. This rapid growth has caused severe strain on the platform's reliability, resulting in several small outages over the past few months. In April, GitHub published a long blog post explaining the steps it is taking to resolve these reliability issues. In the post, the company also confirmed that it is working toward a multi-cloud architecture for better resilience. Today, Business Insider reported that GitHub is turning to Amazon Web Services to help deal with a major surge in AI-driven coding activity. It is important to note that GitHub is still in the process of moving completely to the Azure cloud. The current plan is to move the platform fully to Azure by 2027 so that it can scale better as per developer demand. Therefore, the current decision to utilize AWS might be part of a short-term plan to meet immediate demand. A Microsoft spokesperson confirmed that GitHub is using multiple cloud providers with the following statement: For Microsoft, the decision highlights the operational pressure behind the AI boom. GitHub has to stay reliable for developers at a time when rivals such as Codex, Cursor, Claude Code, and other AI coding tools are gaining attention. And the decision to use AWS for computing capacity seems practical given the circumstances. -
By +Eternal Tempest · Posted
It's growing on me, however, your right, it make better usability sense if the tabs were bellow the address bar. -
By ryansurfer98 · Posted
Qwen 3.6 is better value per dollar, and you can run it locally for free. -
By ryansurfer98 · Posted
I don't believe them that anyone using threads, at least meaningfully. It's the same thing for Facebook, people just don't engage with Meta platforms like they are thinking. This isn't 2006.
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Action Hank
I am working in C on a text file that contains METAR data.
I would like to count how many entries file contains and still I don't know where to start and how to go through.
Counting lines is out of option, as METAR files may contain some additional 'commented' header data, so my first thought was to count all "METAR"s as in every entry there is just one. And still there is a problem of this commented header - who knows if someone didn't put some "METAR" in there?
Still, I do not know how, C is a new area for me.
There is a link to METAR on wikipedia: METAR
and some of my sample file:
And as you can see there might be some problems
Maybe counting "=" is a bright idea?
Do you have any ideas?
Any help is appreciated.
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