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Thorin II Oakenshield
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The Lonely Mountain
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i5 4670K
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Corsair 250D
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That's what my professor wanted for some reason but I suppose he would prefer it working lol. I'll implement that for the time being. Much of what I've read warns against using !feof so I'm not sure his goal.
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Hello everyone, I have a weird issue where my feof loop is not terminating when it should. This should be processing media from a 3 line file and runs infinitely. can anyone spot why it would be doing this? <!doctype html> <?php require('mlib_functions.php'); html_head("mlib skeleton"); require('mlib_header.php'); require('mlib_sidebar.php'); # Code for your web page follows. echo "<h2>Processing Equipment from List...</h2>"; if ($_FILES['userfile']['error'] > 0) { echo 'Problem: '; switch ($_FILES['userfile']['error']) { case 1: echo 'File exceeded upl
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Hey guys I'm getting an error when I try to press a button in my "app" that is supposed to begin running the code on another .lua file called level1.lua but it is giving these errors. the code it is referring to is But it is saying that the module is not found. Any ideas? Edit I figured that out now I have this error. I had multiple test prints and it seems to be failing somehow between the end scene:create and start of scene:show Those functions call this file
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I'd check for a BIOS update maybe? I'm not sure that would cause something like that but it's worth a shot
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Wow I was way over thinking that then lol
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Hey guys, I've been trying to study for my midterm that is next Tuesday by doing a bunch of problems in the book and I've come across one that is completely stumping me. Basically I'm supposed to find integers that make the given wff false. I was wondering if someone could just give a hint or some method to solve this because I've tried about 50 combinations of numbers with no luck. The given wff is: {True} if x < y then y := y - x {y > 0} over the domain of integers I've basically tried to use logic to narrow it down, because the precondition does not help narrow the integers
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It definitely is lol, I feel like I'm ruining my mediocre car when I drive it even though it has a shit ton of miles and no actual mods. Had no idea they made so few thats interesting. Just curious as a Miata driver how do you feel about S2000s. I've never been a Miata fan (mainly because the Hoonigan ricer movement) but I saw a S2000 while walking to class and I was surprised how much I liked the look of it even though it looks pretty similar to a Miata.
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Hey guys I have a question with a bitshift problem (studying for a midterm) the sample problem is int x = 0x88888888 (x << 20) >> 20; when I run the problem the answer comes out to fffff888 and I'm not sure where the f's are coming from. I know when right shifting we sometimes fill in the left side with the value of the most significant bit, but I don't get where the f is coming from. Could anyone give a quick explanation?