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Hey sci, anyone have access to the ACM?

I'd love access to "A real-time garbage collection framework for embedded systems"
Wei Fu, Carl Hauser

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>> No.3156380

I have

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>>3156380
Thanks for the science backup.

>> No.3156428

Really, /sci/, you're going to make me pay $15 for a journal article?

>> No.3156438

give me your email or somewhere i can upload it.

>> No.3156448

Hold on, I may be able to get it for you.

>> No.3156452

Done.

http://www.mediafire.com/?epzxocgs4hlfym8

>> No.3156456

I see someone else already got it for you

>> No.3156457

>>3156438
Besides rapidshare?

>> No.3156464

>>3156457
mediafire usually works best for small files.

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>>3156452
ahhh thanks!

There's a new book on garbage collection coming out in August, if you care.

>> No.3156470

>>3156465
Sorry brah, I study economics and finance, not programming. But you're welcome :)

I've got access to a number of academic databases, though, as do some other dudes on this board.

>> No.3156473

>>3156470
>Sorry brah, I study economics and finance, not computer science. But you're welcome :)

Whoops, fixed.

I really should brush up on my programming skills, though. It may prove to be useful in the future.

>> No.3156477

>>3156470
I'm an old man relative to 4chan, and my last college source dried up a few years ago when the dumb bitch graduated and got a job. (So selfish of her!)

:( Bye, jstor...

>> No.3156486

>>3156477
/sci/'s probably your best bet for accessing papers then, or a few of the IRC channels out there. They don't tend to be very active though, and are more specific in the fields they cover.