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Setup ssh authentication for your github account, you won't have to go through this process again. But yes, it is safe to enter your credentials there.

During gameplay or whilst idling in the game? How can you be certain that it's a memory leak? Generally you would need a debug build of the game to be sure of that.

This question is asked so frequently, I doubt it has any value. Some imperative advice, don't bother learning something you will never use. Focus on developing skills that help your workflow. When it comes to software in real world applications, you will have to adapt to whichever language is used for the project you are working on. There are useful concepts in software, many of which are language agnostic: Design patterns, OOP, meta-programming etc. The language is just an implementation detail. With all that said, go for C++.

I get a segmentation fault after writeStoredData() writes 0,1,2,3,4 to the console.

Can someone explain to me why this piece of code fails: I get a segmentation fault after writeStoredData() writes 0,1,2,3,4 to the console. #include <iostream> //Class storing data class DataStorage { public: DataStorage() { } ~DataStorage() { delete x; } void storeThis(int* xIn, unsigned sizeIn) { x = xIn; size = sizeIn; } void writeStoredData() { for (unsigned i=0; i<size; ++i) { std::cout << x[i] << std::endl; } } bool exist(int value) { for (unsigned i=0; i<size; ++i) { if (x = value) { return true; } } return true; } private: int *x; unsigned size; }; //Stores and writes the stored data void exercise1() { std::cout << "Exercise 1" << std::endl; int x[5] = {0,1,2,3,4}; DataStorage dataStorage; dataStorage.storeThis(x,5); dataStorage.writeStoredData(); } int main(int argc, char* argv[]) { exercise1(); return 0; } what simple changes could I make to solve this problem?

There are easier ways to dump any electrostatic charge build up. You could ground yourself with any large metal plate, or by plugging in your power supply and touching the case.

Razer Blade - preferably without edzel vandalising the back but I'm not that fussed.

I'm pretty sure linus had videos covering all of these topics years ago.

If that is on a wired connection, then it is shockingly bad. However If you are using the xbox wireless adapter, then it's understandable. I recently switched to fibre because I often download/upload large files. I save quite a bit of time, but I was only on 7 down / 1 up beforehand. For streaming 1080p videos, the upgrade made no difference, I only notice the difference when streaming 4K. Also most of the uk isps give better wireless router to their fibre customers (5Ghz, QoS, more ethernet port and usb ports ...etc), so if you are in a densely populated area that should be helpful.

17 mbps isn't really measly, most people on copper have an average download speed of about ~6-7 mbps. Unless you are constantly downloading, you probably won't notice the upgrade to fibre (40mbps). 17 mbps is plenty for streaming right?

Really, when i hit he link it takes me to the s6. (£350)

http://www.simplyelectronics.net/mainproduct.php?pid=27560 Much better deal

The NSA has always been a well known organisation, I remember it being mentioned in good will hunting.

you can buy it now without an invite, its even cheaper now too.

I got 3.2 aswell, sorry