Let's review inter-process communication. IPC is, of course, how software sometimes passes information to other components, as well as to divy out access to restricted resources. This can be quite convoluted and complex in some cases. But here we'll review how this works in C.
When people think about clocks, they might know about how old analog clocks functioned and also suffered from the problem of clock drift. But even with the advent of digital clocks, we also find the same problem once more.
Lately I've been revisiting compilers and linguistics. It reminded me of Herbert Gross' lectures on calculus.
It seems like a lot of the previous software wrappers to interact with archive.today (and archive.is, archive.ph, etc) via the command-line ...