Not much more than one hour drive to the beach, and two hour drive to mountains (although the mountains probably don't hold a candle to those found in Colorado).
Philly is also a relatively short train ride away from NY, DC, Baltimore, and half a day's drive from everyplace in the Northeast.
and at this point, who isn't using a mobile device to enter passwords where potential shoulder surfers (human and camera) lurk? Without copy and paste, you have to what? Go into a bunker to type in passwords safely?
"This claim that positive signed overflow wraps around is neither correct by the C standard nor consistent with the observed behavior of either GCC or LLVM. This isn’t an acceptable claim to make in a popular C-based textbook published in 2015."
Perhaps someone could explain what I'm missing. It's exactly the behavior that I see using gcc-4.8 and Apple llvm-7.3.
Philly is also a relatively short train ride away from NY, DC, Baltimore, and half a day's drive from everyplace in the Northeast.