What trivial act would you like to ban or make illegal? Personally, I would like to outlaw public speakers who start off by saying, "I can't hear you!" or "Let's try that again!"

danger_mcboom · 2 days

Don't come to Germany, crowds of us seem to be unable to do anything BUT this whenever any sort of music starts playing.

wwarpd · 10 days

Saw it in Germany (in English), no food scene here either

SwimsAfterEating · 18 days

That has nothing to do with the fingerprint reader. That thing helps hold the case in place I think. I have a W520 WITH Fingerprint reader, and this thing is also on it. The reader is located around an inch to the right of that

vegittoss15 · 1 month

i had nearly the same code and did it in Python, also taking only around 3 minutes - but I will admit that it would take me a little longer in, say, C or Java

Steel_Ninja · 1 month

I saw a guy (seriously) use this line once, it was painful to watch

tgn95 · 1 month

College: nobody gives one shit, do whatever you want

chelac · 1 month

In any case, Zooey Deschanel winning counts as a win for Reddit as well, doesn't it?

maniacnf · 1 month

I've seen a post about this somewhere on here before, and it turned out to be a bad contact on some interface, bascially messing up one (or two?) bits, leading to different letters being displayed.

More specifically, the least significant bit seems broken: "e" is turned into "d" (e = 1100101 -> d = 1100100) and "i" is turned into "h" (1101001 -> 1101000). Although I have no idea how to fix this, to be honest. I wouldn't think it's the RAM though, as you suggested. edit: nevermind, it probably is the memory, as it seems only every other letter gets messed up, which makes sense seeing as you probably aren't on an 8-bit architecture. I would guess the BUS that connects the memory to the rest of the computer has a bad contact on it

kalavale · 1 month

Check out Kivy and Pygame subset for Android, that's probably what youre looking for. Both also let you package python code as .apk apps

throneawayyy · 1 month

How was it successful? I mean, you already got head from her and that's cool, but this is isn't texting "game", in fact you'd be in pretty much the same situation without this exchange ever having happened from what I can see...

danny841 · 2 months

oh god what

happyhappyhappy · 2 months

On the other hand: http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/electrical-engineering-and-computer-science/6-172-performance-engineering-of-software-systems-fall-2010/

EngFouad · 2 months

More about this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Covariance_and_contravariance_%28computer_science%29

We actually learned about this stuff in our first CS course at uni, it basically allows you to accept objects that are subclasses of whatever class/type follows. So <? extends Number> would accept integers or floats, or anything else that extands Number. On the other hand, <? super Integer> does that opposite and would accept, for instance, Number.

smirtch · 2 months

just saving

bandaidboy12 · 2 months

See, this is what's wrong with this subreddit. "No" is not a useful answer in any way, all you've done is make yourself look like a pretentious fashion snob and possibly make the OP feel bad about posting. I'd definitely be discouraged from posting here again if this was the top comment. Sure, if it doesn't work, say so, but elaborate and actually add some content to the discussion or just shut up all together. I'm not even saying you're wrong, it's just that your input was 100% worthless.

vSmurfy · 2 months

Yeah, well don't even think about it like that though. Programming and hacking are NOTHING like they are portrayed in the movies, starting with the fact that it's a much much slower process. Not to discourage you, but don't expect to be hacking into anyone's computer anytime soon, at least not on your own achievement.

vSmurfy · 2 months

You don't start coding to become a Hacker, at least I'm pretty sure you'll fail if that's specifically your goal. However, you should just give it a try to learn programming and see how far that gets you. It will be frustrating at times, but it's really a lot of fun and opens up a large range of possibilities. As a start, I would recommend learning Python using this course: http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/electrical-engineering-and-computer-science/6-00-introduction-to-computer-science-and-programming-fall-2008/

And learning this will at times be confusing, there's no way around it. Of course some sites will be better than others, but coding IS hard.

cleveruseofbro · 3 months

Wtf, this guy keeps using the same phones as me

fapficionado · 3 months

Today I didn't even have to use my AK.. I gotta say it was a good day

sabanora · 3 months

Proxtube FireFox addon fixes that, too.

pdowling · 4 months

Sorry, I'm located in Germany but thanks a lot! How would you be able to help?

hopeful_virgin · 4 months

That's bullshit dude, stop hanging out with them. And don't take it seriously, it was peer pressure and nothing else, seriously don't worry about it.

Now, the fact that you got into a situation like this suggests that you might want to consider changing your habits a bit. I don't mean changing to fit in, I'm talking more in the sense of "revenge by living well". Try and be more confident and social, learn how to influence people rather than being bullied around by "alphas". Definitely check out this subreddit and consider working on some of that stuff.

First and foremost though, fuck those people. They aren't worth shit if they treat someone like that. You're not the problem, nothing is wrong with you, they're just assholes. Find better people to hang out with. Next time someone pulls shit like that, stand up for yourself and tell him he's a fucking asshole. You're in control.

pdowling · 4 months

Looks interesting, the script he posted seems to have a list of addresses hardcoded into it. Why is that? Is it possible to get a map of the whole network from any arbitrary machine?

cruise02 · 4 months

lottery thingy in python I wrote to see how short I could make the code for a Java exercise in one of my classes

from random import sample
while True:print list(set(sample(range(1,49),6))& set([int(x) for x in list(raw_input("enter 6 guesses, seperated by commas").split(","))]))," correctly guessed"

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