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Oh, wow. Tough luck I guess.
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The voltage V in volts (V) is equal to the squa…
Nineshadow replied to MeepLikesToBuildPc's's status update
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A friend of mine has just got this annoying web hijacker. It redirects all Google searches on Chrome to their page. A few things to note here: it does so only on Chrome. Internet Explorer and Firefox are fine. it does so only on Google search. Bing and Yahoo are unaffected. A quick Malwarebytes scan revealed some malware, but it was mostly unrelated and removing those didn't fix anything. So I turned to my old friend, ADW Cleaner, which has always helped me in situations like these in the past. It did find a lot of stuff that Malwarebytes missed, but nothing about this annoying hijacker. I tried resetting Chrome to the default settings and reinstalling it, but to no avail. I searched the task manager for suspicious processes, but didn't find any. Nothing suspicious in startup programs and services either. Checked the registry for some common keys used by nova.rambler.ru (at least according to the internet), but nope, nothing either. Hosts file is also clean. I'm kinda out of ideas here. I think a Windows reinstall will do the job, but I don't really want to do it unless I have to.
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Help With Recurrence Relation Simplification
Nineshadow replied to straight_stewie's topic in Programming
Yeah, that's pretty much it. Or, alternatively, you can have something like an=(-1)n*a0 -
Oh, pretty nice. I have a Kiev 88 myself. Medium format camera. It's pretty awesome. Finding wide film is not the easiest thing these days though.
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what camera?
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Syntax Error, insert ";" to complete return statement
Nineshadow replied to BlueChinchillaEatingDorito's topic in Programming
Wait...just remembered something. Have you, by any chance, used a Greek question mark (;) instead of a semi column(;) ? Yes, that's a thing. I'm only asking because I did do this prank on a friend of mine...let's just say he wasn't very happy. -
Syntax Error, insert ";" to complete return statement
Nineshadow replied to BlueChinchillaEatingDorito's topic in Programming
Have you tried adding another ';' just for the sake of it? -
Syntax Error, insert ";" to complete return statement
Nineshadow replied to BlueChinchillaEatingDorito's topic in Programming
public ImageView getView(int position, View convertView, ViewGroup parent) { ... } maybe? -
Eh, just G2A being G2A. Nothing surprising tbh.
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"Where's the Tesla?" "What Tesla?" "The one we just bought and gave to you yesterday." "Hmmm...I don't remember that." "Oh come on, it seriously doesn't ring a bell?" "Nope. But when did you guys buy a Tesla? That's awesome! Oh, and it's gone missing? It's a shame if cough* something cough* happened to it." "God damn it Frank."
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Just finished Resident Evil 7. Pleasantly surprised, it's a great game.
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You're asking for a version control system pretty much, something like Git. Although you could also use BitTorrent Sync iirc, and that will be easier to set up. Edit : BitTorrent Sync is now Resilio Sync apparently. You learn new things everyday. You could also use Google Drive or Dropbox, but it's not feasible for large folders.
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What do you know about programming?
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First of all you want to evaluate a mathematical expression. The calculator's UI simply provides an interface for the user to write that expression. Read the C# documentation and you shouldn't have much of a problem with that. Now, back to the evaluation part. There should be libraries out there that can do it for you, but it's a great thing to do yourself. There's many ways of approaching this problem: rewrite the expression in polish notation then evaluate it make an expression tree, then evaluate it (it's cool and all, but quite complicated) assign operators a priority and evaluate in the order of priority. recursion, which is what I'd recommend because it's pretty easy to understand and implement Let's just say we have a basic calculator with +,-,* and /. Oh, and parantheses of course We can divide our expression in 3 "parts": Terms of the addition operators. Separated by + or -. Factors of a product. Separated by * or / Subexpressions, delimited by parantheses, or simply made out of digits. To evaluate an expression, we need to add all the terms of addition. Each addition term is recursively made out of factors. A factor is recursively made out of subexpressions.
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I thought they stopped making them some time ago...it's not like any of the few cameras they made were worth the while.
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Doesn't Sigma make lenses? Or is it another company?
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Can't go wrong with OnePlus.
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Post Linus Memes Here! << -Original thread has returned
Nineshadow replied to COCOBYTES's topic in Off Topic
I'm proud of my photoshop skills. -
I'm proud of myself.
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No.
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Rick and Morty. Multiple universes!
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euclidean_vector
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References: http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/ https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/618ayhy6.aspx I can also recommend these : https://www.tutorialspoint.com/cplusplus/ http://www.tutorialspoint.com/csharp/
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Plus I'd need to get a TV in my room.
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