Bit of a long shot I know, but I wonder if anybody knows whether it is possible to access the historical content of the graphic32 newsgroups? It seems that graphics32 has moved to GitHub and redirected graphics32.org to the GitHub page. The news groups were under graphics32.org and all links to content at the newsgroups simply redirects to the GitHub project page.
Bit of a long shot I know, but I wonder if anybody knows whether it is possible to access the historical content of the graphic32 newsgroups? It seems that graphics32 has moved to GitHub and redirected graphics32.org to the GitHub page. The news groups were under graphics32.org and all links to content at the newsgroups simply redirects to the GitHub project page.
http://graphics32.org
http://graphics32.org
David Heffernan huh? What is the job for ordered dictionary?
ReplyDeleteNNTP protocol has links to messages too, though they are less used and not always persistent.
ReplyDeleteStill, maybe one can match some message HTTP and NNTP urls to see a pattern.
Arioch The An associative array with O(1) search but where the insertion order is important. Plenty of applications in my FE code. Python 3.6 have switched to ordered dict.
ReplyDeleteTo elaborate, I have a process which yields coordinate values. I need to capture them in order, but I also need to discard duplicates. That's an ordered dictionary.
If I can build such a data structure that is ordered, has the same performance as an unordered structure, and consumes less memory, why would I ever opt for an unordered structure?