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OmalichaJesus:
Things like this happens o, I have a friend whose elder sister died like 2 years back only to be seen by a childhood friend who dint know she was dead at Okoko market.
They greeted and all.

After like sometime the childhood friend was talking to my friend who we sister died 2years ago about how he saw his sister last month at the market, that was when they told him she died long ago.



I guess they only appear to those who don't know they are dead.

True,
One in my Church.

Mrs B. was greeting Mrs A from her church in the market.
Mrs. B --"long time, no see, you didn't come to church for them past few Sundays and so"
Mrs A. -- "Smiles, Smiles, Smiles"

Mrs A had already died that day from cancer.

eskimoeze:
I know a woman who married ghost too in my village. They have been living together for years but the woman doesn't know anything about her husband. She started pressuring the man to take her to his village and they agreed to a particular date to visit the man's village, on the agreed date, the man disappeared and and up till now, no one has seen or heard about the man. After the incident, half of the their only child paralyzed.

Just advise your friend to be prayerful that's the only thing that will help him

which village? I heard your story before.

tianshie:
I went to secondary school with Eze. His father, Thaddeus, fought in the Biafra war. What we know about his father's wartime experience is that the war ended for Thaddeus when he was wounded in Onitsha in 1968. He came home.

Recently a man from Eze's father's village who had fought the war with Thaddeus told my friend's mother (on the phone) that actually Thaddeus died in the war. This man had fled to Gabon after the war. He'd just returned to the country.

Since the news broke, Thaddeus hasn't been seen. He'd been in the bathroom when my friend's mother took the call on the phone. After the call, my friend and his mother could hear the splash of water in the bathroom, but when they opened the door there was no one there!

What advice do you have for the family? I've never heard sh*t like this before!!

I have heard stories like this before.

Abcruz:
Exactly.
Some people actually feel that becoming a professional in programming is about dancing around different languages.

Without solving a real world problem with a certain programming language, the one who is conversant with 10 languages is not better than a person who cannot code.

Application is all that matters not the number of programming languages you know.

But what if you just want to hack? You should have good knowledge of all programming languages

10k! They should ku ma give them toothpick na.

Anyone has any ideas on how our elections are being rigged despite the numerous provisions of INEC to cancel the elections of any misbehaving polling unit?

sanmtiago:
i don’t get your question??

I thought one should at least have a Second class lower before applying for masters.

How did you get MSC with third class?

donjobill:
@RedCreme21,

Mild? Or Moderate? Or Extreme?
You appear to be in a phase of self-discovery. It's good to know one's true self devoid of social conformity cloak.

would you say this if you met her offline?

Savotech:
Why learn assembly language when u can learn C or C++ that will make code development easy for you. Why use a 6502 microcontroller that is not common in this part of the world when u can use Atmega or Arduino, PIC, ARM and the likes That has much online support.

I stand to be corrected, Telling people that assembly language is easy to learn is not the whole truth. U need much knowledge of hexadecimal, and binary to be able to work with assembly language. Its C or C++ that needs little Knowledge of hex.

By God's grace I started my Embedeed systems career about 10 years ago, i learnt with assembly language for about 2 years, but when i switched to C, my life never remained the same till now. I now write codes of about 5,000 lines.... Now imagine if i am to write that in assembly language.

If you feel assembly language is better than high-level language like C, post your points here and let's argue it out.

I can't say it better but it actually depends on what you want to achieve.
Having a good knowledge of assembly makes you a better C programmer.

virgoquin:
I am interested to learn it

what do you know about hexadecimals?
It no problem if you don't.

Wanity:
I don't think you know what your saying if you say assembly language is simply.


Remember you are talking about row code

I know,but the concept is not hard all.

Assembly 6502 to be specific because it one of those made for humans and low-level enough.
You can learn for fun or just to know better,as it easy to learn with a little knowledge of hexadecimals.

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