Posts by MosaicFuneral

There use to be a whole video with the guy, on forum conduct. Can't find it any longer.

No(sadly).

Is there more than one dead ATX-PSU in your house?

No, psychonaut.:twisted:

Have you ever splurged on retro tube driven televisions?

No.

Have you ever reached the ceiling effect of delirium with diphenhydramine?

When you set a pointer and don't always use every "point" in it(especially while dealing with user input), you need memset() to set a default value.

what made you think like that?

All the tobasco sauce I just drank. I can't feel my tongue.
Does that answer your question?

Reallocate pointer1 to size of itself plus pointer2, then memmove() p2 to the end of p1.

Code::Blocks with MinGW is my choice.

what is your reason for win32 programming, why dont you program in .net?

.NET is like asking someone to commit suicide. It's a bloated piece of crap.

Have everything compressed before hand.

And what's your code, show us you're not doing something idiotic.

http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/dynamic/

Yes.

Have you ever watched Lazy Town and enjoyed it?

100,000 North Koreans vowing to kill us and Micheal Jackson is the only news story I see anywhere.... wtf

Simulate the effects of shooting your computer with a ultra-violet lightening bolt from outer-space.

Since your using Windows: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms646268(VS.85).aspx

You have to get the audio signal through some means, before you can process it...

Tutorial:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9x9o3_CG3fQ
Piezo element:
http://www.mouser.com/Search/Refine.aspx?N=1525667&Keyword=piezo&Ns=Pricing|0&FS=True
Cheap potentiometers(they can get expensive):
http://www.mouser.com/Search/Refine.aspx?N=254352&Keyword=slide&Ns=Pricing|0&FS=True
Filter:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-pass_filter
Fancy six band:
http://www.generalguitargadgets.com/pdf/ggg_eq6b_sc.pdf
Amp schemes:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_amplifier#Class_A

Ta-da... Hardly a buck(w/o S&H).

Once you can understand all of these: http://www.ioccc.org/years.html

So you're in the twelfth-grade and in CS and don't know how to ask a question properly?

Yeah I saw allot of those History channel on some episodes, and it's rather hilarious.

But they put chloroform in medicine?! 0.0 Why don't they just stab someone in the liver and get it over with.

You know all of you are getting work-up over nothing, right?

If you're this easy to instigate, give me you're phone numbers so I can use you in my next angry mindless mob.

You only need a bracket {} after an if-statement if there is more than one afterward procedures(';').

gotos make code hard to read, they're often not optimizable by the compilers, and being hard to read with a glance: lead to broken code.

edit:
Once again, AD posted just enough seconds before me.

The most impressive project you could do would be:
Learn to spell at least one mildly correct sentence!

conio.h isn't used, and should never be.
Macros used like that are dangerous.
It's: int main() { return(0); }

[B]goto[/B] = bad; Not only that, but your else fallsthrough to label Answer, defeating its purpose.

else
  cout<<"Next time please enter one of the fruits requested!"<<endl;
Answer:

edit:
There is a couple rare cases where the low level goto can be used. This is defiantly not one.(to answer a PM)

Remember we're not in assembly.

void func(const char *);
...
if(option1)
  func("option1");
else if(option2)
  func("option2");
else
  cout << "Not an option.";

Nvm, AD answered it.

Programing's programing. Unless you're doing system specific stuff.

Being a purple wigger is unconventional, especially.

bliciciunelmo

Real fingering young brunettes not stupid killers on ether before gagging dead possums.

crumblybumbly

i drink lots of coffee at work hence i dont want to have my own espresso machine to prevent possible heart attack.

Don't be a wuss. :icon_cool:

chewing a bushel is out of my english so i dont know about it.

1 US bushel = 35.239072 liters
http://www.unc.edu/~rowlett/units/scales/bushels.html

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Areca
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Khat

Do you own your own espresso machine yet, smoke a carton a day, chew a bushel of khat and areca?
If you answered no to any of the above, then you're doing it wrong!

I suggest Boole's original paper; most of my computer-oriented friends go crazy for the copy I have.

Would you trade anything for it?

Circuit logic gates are the same things you'd find in programming and other related subjects.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boolean_algebra_topics
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logic_gates

A K'nex version: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3vXlQZvS-nM

Entropy is just the measure of change/randomness in a system. And I suppose he's trying to check the correctness of the bits in a system. Maybe? idk

I feel like a looser now, because I don't get any. :'(

ohhhmmmmmm *ting* ohhhhmmmmmm *ting* ohhhmmmmmm *ting*

You forgot to randomly delete consonants.

I have programmed by opcodes. In hexadecimal representation not binary.
Slow, but if you ever plan on writing assemblers and compilers for stuff like micrcontrollers. It's nice to know.

Unless your computers input is made of toggle switches, and your computer is a fridge sized machine made of resistors and 2N4X geranium transistors. You'd be insane to program in pure binary representation!

ftl, cuz 1337 r 100z3r
d0 j00 4g33?

My eyes burn! x.x

Can you answer? Yes I can,
but what would be the answer to the answer man?

-The Grateful Dead, "St. Stephen"

Moreover, I have seen a real computer with various byte widths (every 6-th byte was shorter than others)... ;)

What evil being designed such a thing?!

>A byte is just always eight bits
Incorrect. "Byte" is an abstract term for the smallest addressable unit for your system. While more and more systems are gravitating toward the octet (eight bits, for the terminology-challenged) for a byte, it's by no means universal.

Other than hobbyist and maintenance projects, not many people will ever touch something like a 4-bit machine or any other sort of setup.

It amazes me how many times i see consecutive numbers come up!! (61,62,63,64,65,66 came up one time)

What did you use in your generator: current time?

The Miley Cyrus concert dates just prove the fact he is Pedo-bear, after I asked him if he was.

they save everything new they learned.

They work by using if/or commands, and chooses the best thing to say based on what the user asked/said.

I think that's already been established.

Since you geeks seem to love PB.

Brand?
Creamy or Crunchy?
Self-stir or zero-effort?

I prefer the Maranatha Crunchy, despite the small effort of stirring it before you eat.

No. Care must be take in finding a quality "random" generator.

There was a case where a gambler found that the generator, of some video machine, was seeded by the current time, and the machines were turned on at the same time everyday. So he found the sequence and got a bunch of cash.
Another similar case I believe where the machines used a static string of numbers and so someone found the sequence, used it, and told others how to use it.

Get a boot disk and something to read the hard-drive contents. Boot up and read the first 512 bytes, save it, post it.

Is it a basic IDE 3-1/2"? If it is then you could just go to a computer store or recycling center and you might find possibly free ones laying around.

An entity I bought from the little man in the fridge. I simply inject It into my eyes and I can use the internet from my mind.

FWIW, my most impressive movie of my life is: UP

go see it.

now.

Saw it Sat. night at a drive-in-theater. Probably one of best new films I've seen. Everything else new this year has been: to tame, watered down, over used, or long winded(Watchmen!).

Pi and Requiem for a Dream