8/3     Does anyone know a public domain IEEE-754
        compliant 64 bit floating point library?

8/3     http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/Senate/9785
        \_ Are you sure these women are chinese?  They look
           kind of dark.  Maybe they were indonesian women.
           \_ I came from China, and there the shade of skin colour
              of people vary over a large range, depending on geographical,
              occupational, as well as genetic factors.
           \_ Most of the Indonesian you met in the U.S. are ethnic Chinese.
              They consider themselves Indonesian but their government does
              not and designate their I.D. card with a note so that they can
              be easily singled out.  Their admission to higher education
              is severely restricted so most of those who wants to pursue it
              has to go oversea.  They are also essentially barred from
              is severely restricted so most of those who want to pursue it
              have to go oversea.  They are also essentially barred from
              joining civil service and military and almost anything beside
              commerce.

8/3     Is there a way via sed to capitalize everything within, say,
        brackets?
        \_ fuck sed, use perl.
           \_ Ok then, how in perl?
        \_ I don't know how to do this in sed, but the following tcl
           script should do what you want:
######################################################################
#!/usr/local/bin/tclsh
regsub -all {(\[)([^]]+)(\])} [read stdin] {\[[string toupper "\2"]\]} match
puts [subst $match]
######################################################################
          --emin