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Neglected Topics in Computer Science
Neglected Topics in Computer Science
from the 'Force to Fit, File to Hide, Paint to Cover' School
of Programming
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Table of Contents
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1) Operating System Applica- 4) Hardware Issues
tions 4.1 Send/Receive: FM
1.1 Optimizing the Null Stereo Over RS-232C
Job 4.2 Terminal Locking by
1.2 Increasing Response Partial Keyboard
Time Removal
1.3 Bringing Down the 4.3 JIMMY: Hardware
New O/S Assist for Window
1.4 MS-DOS Security Management
1.5 Operating Systems 4.4 Time Multiplication
for Turing Machines Multiplexors
1.6 Principles of 4.5 Large Scale
Resource Hogging Integrated Vacuum
1.7 Page Fault Enhance- Tube Technology
ment 4.6 High Speed Swapping
1.8 Spontaneous Bug Gen- to Paper Tape and
eration in the UNIX Punched Cards
Kernel
5) Graphics
2) Programming Languages 5.1 1-D Graphical Primi-
2.1 Constitutional Logic tives
Programming with the 5.2 Effective Use of
~withstanding Colour with Braille
clause. Workstations
2.2 Programming in 5.3 Grayscale Braille
Profanity++ Monitors
2.3 Object-oriented
Assembly Language 6) Networking
6.1 Broadcast Storms for
3) Software Engineering the Novice
3.1 Fast Thrashing 6.2 Trivial File Trash-
3.2 Deadlock: The ing Protocols
Programmer's Friend 6.3 Bad Hobbits in a
3.3 Using Race Condi- Tolkien Ring Network
tions 6.4 Femail Networks
3.4 Wise Use of Infinite 6.5 Choosing a LAN Fill
Loops Site.
3.5 The Art of Computed 6.6 Lan Reclaimation
Goto's Procedures.
3.6 Common Equivalences
3.7 Greedy and Malicious 7) Data Management
Algorithms 7.1 Applying Chaos Algo-
3.8 Applications of rithms to Database
Unbounded Recursion Management
3.9 Pounding: The Single 7.2 The ZEN Sort: Sort-
Bucket Hash Algo- ing by Random Stuff-
rithm ing
3.10 Programming without 7.3 /bin/rm as a Data-
Algorithms: An base Management Tool
Engineering Approach 7.4 One-way Compression
Techniques
7.5 Algorithms for Data
Loss
8) Ergonomics
8.1 Card Chad and the
Ozone Layer
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