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Wtf?9th February 2011 Comp sci, comp sci! Then Microsoft or Blizzard! :D |
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Wtf?9th February 2011 Uhm... I hate repeating myself, but [big]wtf?![/big] In Norway we have something called 'minimum hourly wage'. 7GBP pretty much falls exactly on that criteria. And you earn that... in a day??! Either things are really expensive over here compared to ther*snip* |
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Wtf?9th February 2011 [quote]I have, however taken it upon myself to finally get into web dev, starting with the very basics and working my way up.[/quote] Coolio. Maybe you can quit your job and start a business making websites once you've worked your way up! |
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Wtf?9th February 2011 Wtf is everyone doing? I'm interested because it seems alot of us (some, at least) are in a cross-over stage where they're entering or finishing universities. I applied to a bunch of courses (across different unis) lately, including: - Bachelor of Creat*snip* |
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Choosing a programing language8th February 2011 [quote]Afro, that sucks, but I'm sure one could devise a work-around. If the connections reach the limit, you could use a tree system, where new players are connected to other players with a good connection. Data can then pass through that connection. If t*snip* |
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Choosing a programing language7th February 2011 [quote]It has network commands, so you can create games that can be played over the net.[/quote] Most 'network commands' in BASIC languages are a scam, as they internally use the dreaded select() to process sockets, which limits you to 64 sockets on Windo*snip* |
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Choosing a programing language6th February 2011 FreeBASIC isn't outdated. It was still being developed as of 8th of November 2010. It is also compatible with Win32. And most importantly, free. It is probably what I'd choose if I were starting over. In fact I'd say that FreeBASIC is at least as, if*snip* |
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Choosing a programing language6th February 2011 Here is the link to FreeBASIC. It doesn't support Macs yet, but it does support Linux. If you want something more 'game' oriented, there's the Unity engine that can be heavily modified to do almost anything using C#. Microsoft has also released free Expr*snip* |
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What Have You Done : 2nd February 20113rd February 2011 
Made this for my birthday which is today;(Image.jpg) Also took the opportunity last night to basically call off two weeks worth of trying to get the RefPak/QFS compression algorithm to compress properly for TSO-R, and decided to go with zlib instead. *snip* |
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Bit byte thingamabob25th January 2011 Thanks! :) |
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Bit byte thingamabob25th January 2011 Let's say I have an int (technically a long). Let's say I need to store it as 3 bytes (which doesn't conform to a standard type). How? I'm using C#.... (It has the same bitwise operators as Blitz) |
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Honeymoon Ideas18th January 2011 I came up with some more great ideas! [li]In the category of 'big mountains' there is Kilimanjaro. It is in Tanzania, Africa, and is apparently the world's highest free-standing mountain.[/li] [li]If you like metropolitan cities, you could always catch *snip* |
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Honeymoon Ideas12th January 2011 Congratulations! I'm not really sure what kind of travel you'd prefer, so here are some suggestions: [li]If you like Star Wars, you can travel to Finse, Norway. That's where I live (Norway). Unfortunately I haven't ever been to Finse (I've taken a train *snip* |
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Dolphin11th January 2011 Wii in your PC! |
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Blitz Monkey10th January 2011 Uhm, what? o_O |
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MetallicA8th January 2011 Unreleased songs!!1 |
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Can you fly?7th January 2011 You can fly! |
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What Will You Do : 20111st January 2011 [quote].. Get a new smegging Bank Account. Bank closed my account due to lack of activity, and without having any forms of identification (I never go anywhere, I never do anything, I'm an invisible blip on the radar) I'm going to be struggling to do this o*snip* |
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Hapee New Yr!31st December 2010 Awesome! |
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Hapee New Yr!31st December 2010 May you all have a splendid entrance to the new year. I only have one commandment: Get drunk and send a rocket out your ass (not a firecracker - there's a difference)! |
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c pointers?31st December 2010 That's not how I do it. I usually have a pointer to a class, and use the Right Arrow operator to get its member. |
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c pointers?30th December 2010 [quote] The only time you would use *a->b in conjunction is if a was something like a Foo** and b is a member of that type.[/quote] That is actually correct. I forgot that this was about C pointers. In C++ you use the Right Arrow operator alot in conjun*snip* |
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c pointers?30th December 2010 It's all about the mental model. If you have a mental model for a particular concept, you've nailed it. |
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c pointers?30th December 2010 Pointers are 'relatively' easy (as Einstein would have said it). A pointer is an address in memory. Or rather an address to something in the memory. You create a pointer by going int *MyPointer. To get the address of a pointer, use the AddressOf operator*snip* |
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Graphics/monitor problem!29th December 2010 I'd say install new drivers! |
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