Welcome from a fellow Noob. Florida here
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Welcome from a fellow Noob. Florida here
I am glad I asked, it is a nice way to get to know people, especially those interested in similar things.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shelby07
I bought the '74 cuda so I didn't feel bad modifying it from stock. I had/have big plans on updating the technology, namely putting in a fuel injection system, replacing the 904 3 speed with either a 727 or something more aggressive from B&M or similar. When I first got it, I put in a Holley DP and a new intake but have always had problems with getting the carb tuned. I think the Holley's were a little more hype then performance.
I have been doing Information Security for 10 years now and started out in the Unix world, namely Digital. Bell Labs did and still does have some impressive people. I believe one of our founders has had an opportunity to meet and talk with Dennis and the feedback was that he was a "smart and interesting guy". He definitely has an impressive track record.
I took fortran in school and am glad I forget most of it.
-Chad
Welcome to the board Chad:smiley20:
Thanks man, welcome to you to from Washington.Quote:
Originally Posted by john51277
Welcome to a fellow ISec guy and shunner of Fortran! :smiley20:Quote:
Originally Posted by chadth
-W.
Welcome from the UK
So....I review a lot of source code for work. Mostly C, C++, C#, and the occasional horror of VB. So today, working with a large manufacturer, I ask for the source of this unix app. Low and behold, I get 8000 lines of fortran to review. I blame this forum.Quote:
Originally Posted by Monk
k, thx.
-Chad
Congratulations on the kid. The trip to London with a Montecristo sounds awesome.