Re: =, += -=, loop, etc

From: Alex McDonald (alex_mcd_at_btopenworld.com)
Date: 08/11/04


Date: Wed, 11 Aug 2004 21:04:18 +0000 (UTC)


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I applied "Betov's Technique" (any good comp sci text covers this), and read
it with my right cheek on the keyboard. Surprisingly, it was easy to read,
although the continuous beeping noise from the keyboard buffer overflowing
was a little irritating. The left sided version was equally successful. Both
techniques together (left and right cheeks) wasn't attempted due to the
open-plan nature of the research facility, and it would appear to make the
monitor difficult to see.

Applying the "Wannabee Algorithm" was less successful (unpublished thesis;
the text is printed out on paper, chopped into word pieces and then pasted
back randomly onto the monitor over the original words). The message
appeared garbled and difficult to delete.

The "Randy HLA Pre-Parser (TM)" proved the most successful (free, but a fee
was required for the manual). The text was run in to HLAPARSE and assembled
with MASM; when executed, the original words were displayed along with error
messages. Once the error messages had been removed and fed into a PDF, the
original text was clearly readable.

No animals were harmed during this experiment, as the drugs were ingested by
the tester personally.

-- 
Regards
Alex McDonald


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