Gregrs

I'm level 7; Mostly Varus bot Don't be discouraged by the level though, .

Unplugged my wireless network adapter from my motherboard while the computer was running. LOL

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You know what she's doing in there ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) It's the same reason guys stay in the bathroom so long ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

But what about specific tutorials? Like, something more along the lines of showing HOW to make certain things happen when you click a certain button. I get that the principles will be the same, but I'm more looking for something on how to actually write the code.

so, to my understanding, this does actually improve your connections to servers?

Is there anywhere that I can learn to code for windows applications? I'm using the visual academy tutorials from the Microsoft site, but they only really teach you the bare basics.

I'm a beginner in C#, only know how to do console.readline & writeline, integers (x, y, etc..) and if/then statements. But what I want to know is, whats the difference between console applications and windows applications when you're coding? Do you have to code a different way? Is it completely different then coding a console application, like coding for android?

So, I was playing some minecraft because I'm a scrub, and I got banned for "hacking". When I applied, they asked me if I had something called TCPNoDelay and TCPAckFrequency in my regedit. I had no idea what it was, so after I was unbanned, I looked it up. Apparently, it makes your connection to servers stronger causing you to have less lag or whatever. So I got to thinking, if it doesn't do anything, would they even bother to check it? In short, does adding TCPNoDelay and TCPAckFrequency to your regedit make you have a better connection to servers? Does it even help?

I mean, if he proves to you that it works, why not go for it?

Now that I think of it, it does sound sketchy. LOL. Yes, I did set up a secondary account, but that does basically nothing. Let me explain... This is the email I got on the secondary account. Keep in mind this email was sent on 5/24/15 When I click the link in the email, it says invalid token. If I log in at mojang.com (I have the username and password to my minecraft account and can still play on multiplayer and stuff like that) it just brings me to the page where I need to put in my security questions. And again, I don't know them. Is there any way I could somehow intercept the emails from the account? Some l33t h@x0r stuff or whatever? When I hit "Send instruction to Vojses@Gmail.com" it says that they were sent. And if the account wasn't getting the emails/there was no email address, you'd think it would just say invalid email or whatever.

A long time ago, I think like 2-3 years ago, I made a gmail account and used it to create my minecraft account. I set security questions (I don't remember them), and the email used to create the account was deleted about 1 1/2 years ago. Is there any way to get the emails off the deleted email address? Also, how do I recover this account? I don't know the security questions, I don't have the email because, again, it was deleted, and I don't have my transaction ID/gift code.

Is there anything in 1920x1080? I searched for all resolutions for that image, and the largest one I could find at least was only 1440x1080

I was searching for a new wallpaper, and I came across this image. I've been trying to find this wallpaper for nearly an hour, and I thought that maybe I'd come here and you guys might have better luck then me.

Unrelatable

If god's real, prove it. You can't, same way with magic. The way I see it, magic probably is't real, but it's nice to think that there is such thing as real magic. Like harry potter stuff. I don't believe in magic personally, but I still leave a very small opening for hope that some day it will become real. Because that would be really awesome.

Am I the only one that doesn't know that Folding is? Can someone please explain this to me?

Anything free?

I've only recently started programming, and from what I know currently, I can only make a console application. Not to it's full capabilities, but you know, simple console asking you a question, then you answering it and the console giving you a response. Stuff like that. Sorry if I'm a bit confusing. Regardless, I want to start learning how to make apps for android phones, and I'm pretty sure coding a console to do something isn't nearly the same thing as coding for an android phone. Are there any places to learn how to code for android?

Oh, I see how that works, I feel numb Thanks for the help

It's C# Basically, if you've ever read one of those books where it asks you do you go to the path on the right, or the left. And it will say something like, if you go to the left, skip to page 130 or something along those lines. That's basically what I'm trying to do. It's more for understanding the concept more then anything else. I just need to know how you would go about doing this.

I'm new at this, so don't laugh if this question is a bit nooby So when I'm making a command application, I can make it ask me a question, then I'll be able to answer it and it'll give me a response. But that's it. What I'm wondering is, how do I make it keep going? For example, it will ask me left or right, I'll put in left, then it will ask me my favorite color or something and so on and so forth. Let me take a guess though, is this how I would do it?

Come to think of it, a laptop I bought from a friend. I got $250 for my birthday, and that's ALL I got. No fancy tech stuff, just the money. I spent ALL the money on the laptop because I thought it would be well worth it. Turns out I don't leave my room... How could I have missed that? Laptops are great!

Math is one of my best subjects in school, I'm in 11th grade and taking AP Calculus. Why? My style of learning is having someone show me what to do, and then I go out and do it. Books don't really do that much for me, and a simple video might help some, but it won't get me there the entire way.