Comment Epic Failure (Score 1) 267
You should write your new passphrase down on a piece of paper and carry it with you for as long as you need.
Whole point of this news article = pointless.
You should write your new passphrase down on a piece of paper and carry it with you for as long as you need.
Whole point of this news article = pointless.
1 mouse scroll = A TALE OF TWO INTERNETS OF THINGS
Article quality = 0%
Resolution = alt+f4
I see a lot of negative comments pertaining to teaching basic as a first step in understanding how to code. I respectfully disagree. I believe that basic removes all of the complexity that gets in the way of learning pure logic skills.
I kind of agree, it worked for me.
When i was 12, i self taught Qbasic and wrote a simple program. 10 years later, i went back into programming and self taught C, a year after that i learned C++.
"Self taught" is the key. Most people cant achieve knowledge/skill in an area, unless they have the interest and a drive to do so. Programming isnt for everyone. However, looking back, i honestly believe a "programming" lesson at school could of changed my careerer, regardless of the language.
Now my programming skills are used for hobbies and projects that i enjoy doing. On the other hand, if programming was my full-time careerer, i very much believe the enjoyment of programming would disappear, quickly.
It will never work. It's not 3D printed, using the internet of things, or an Elon Musk company. How can it expect to succeed?
By using the cloud and "hacking" a raspberry pi to run Windows 8 under Wine?
Exactly what i was thinking and i'am grateful you did the tests to prove it.
If only i had some mod points to use.
The whole point of my post was that the person I was responding to was an idiot for his complaint, because the only alternative to what he's complaining about would be completely absurd.
I'am an idiot? lol.
In my post, although very SARCASTIC. You can clearly see that the ONLY way Reddit links can be checked is if everyone (the permission holders) checks EVERY link on Reddit.
So, by your calculations, i'am not only an "idiot" but "absurd" for stating the facts.
Get off your fucking high chair.
If you believe that someone has submitted, without your permission, to reddit a link to a photograph, video, or digital image of you in a state of nudity or engaged in any act of sexual conduct, please contact us.
So, the only way to see if someone has "Posted Sexual Content Without Your Permission", is to make me (the permission holder) search through EVERY FUCKING PICTURE on Reddit.
Awesome!
bSarcasm = !bSarcasm;
http://www.robotstxt.org/robot...
There are two important considerations when using
robots can ignore your
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So don't try to use
With any luck, Daybreak games will go into administration.
Hopefully some rich guy buys it for £1 and kindly releases the Matrix Online Server sourcecode, so us old farts can hyperjump and bullet-time again.
You should be running at Warning Level 4 when coding. Its good practice to prevent the issue you have now.
It will give you a crap load of warnings (which are all worth fixing if you have the time), but, it will highlight any unused variables and/or functions.
in Visual Studio 2008-2013:
- Project > Properties
- Configuration Properties > C/C++ > General
- Change "Warning Level(W3)" to W4
How low will they set the datacaps? What good will 1000mbps be if you hit the ceiling immediately? And how many people does have to be online simultaneously before everyone gets throttled to 512kbps?
I have BT infinity option 2 (Fibre to Cabinet):
- Unlimited bandwidth
- No throttling
- 80mbit download / 40mbit up, 24/7
The only "throttling" you get is at peak times due to network congestion, but even then i'am still unable to see any service impact or major delay.
As always with BT, it depends where you live.
If your lucky enough to be on a cabinet with only 20 connections and your exchange is running at less than 50% capacity, and, you live less than 100m away from the cabinet that doesnt rely on vintage 1950's telephone lines, your laughing. I was told by a BT engineer that each FTTC cabinet has 100 available connections.
It's the gradual infiltration of beta.
And/Or (regarding the massive header font size on main page)
- The invasion of a semi-blind website designer.
- The website designer had to use a 22" monitor today.
- The website designer had Chrome set to 25% zoom in testing and didn't realise.
And/Or (regarding the double paragraphs header under "You may like to read")
- The Website maintainer's Enter key is broken and commits two clicks instead of one
goto blah;
^^ Idiot.
goto blah;
^^ Code guru.
Yep i hate them aswell, only ever had to use them once in coding. But there is a very rare case that goto is actually needed. Nested loops.
http://pastebin.com/FBQMDBme
I agree, however, I got bored and wanted to find out how much potential storage twitter posts use on a daily basis.
500Million Tweets a day : http://www.internetlivestats.c...
* 140 bytes = 70Billion Bytes, or, 70Gigabytes roughly a day
If you double the char array to 280, thats only 140Gigabytes a day for just tweets.
Twitter have the money and network infrastructure to do this without question. I think its more a case that Twitter believes the 140 character limit is part of their "ethos", changing it would piss off all those users who wasted their life mastering the "shorthand of Twitter messages".
Always draw your curves, then plot your reading.
