ChrisPBacon2010

660ti, certain 550ti's, 760's.
Idk about red team cards but these are all cheap.

Those USB things are crap. Trying to get actual work done with one? Ha, good luck.

YouTube competition winner generator, paste YouTube video link in and click generate.
 
All commenters will be recorded and get one entry each (excludes replies) and then one of those users gets randomly picked as the winner - https://gist.github.com/Cirx08/9ccbdce2d21cabefa472#file-random-youtube-winner

YouTube competition winner generator, paste YouTube video link in and click generate.
 
All commenters will be recorded and get one entry each (excludes replies) and then one of those users gets randomly picked as the winner - https://gist.github.com/Cirx08/9ccbdce2d21cabefa472#file-random-youtube-winner

Dont think it's got a temp sensor . "Each has an accelerometer, compass and gyro but Samsung adds a heart rate monitor which you won't find on the G Watch or Moto 360."
"9 Axis (Accelerometer/Compass/Gyro)"
 http://www.pcadvisor.co.uk/reviews/gadget/3527378/lg-g-watch-vs-motorola-moto-360-vs-samsung-gear-live-review/
 
I think the accelerometer is just used for screen rotation. And the pedometer is probably the accelerometer too. 

Exactly what fizzlesticks said, your code is the wrong way around and also your inRange() method never compares against the inputted parameter, it should be like this:
public boolean inRange(int value){ //Return true if value is same as plow or phigh or is in between the two if(plow <= value && phigh >= value){ return(true); } //Otherwise return false return(false);}

The point of the homework is not to learn how to import, it's to learn how Java methods work.

You'll want something like this but you'll need to alter it a little to match your requirements. Then you'll call it in main using nextDay("4/10/2014"); which will return "4/11/2014".
/* * Takes in a date and returns the date after * @param: String date*/public String nextDay(String date){ //Get the month part of the string and convert to int of base 10 (decimal) int month = Integer.parseInt(date.substring(0, date.indexOf("/")), 10); //Get the day part of the string and convert to int of base 10 (decimal) int day = Integer.parseInt(date.substring(date.indexOf("/") + 1, date.lastIndexOf("/")), 10); //Get the year part of the string and convert to int of base 10 (decimal) int year = Integer.parseInt(date.substring(date.lastIndexOf("/") + 1), 10); //Get the number of days in the specified month int dayCount = Integer.parseInt(days.substring((month - 1) * 2, ((month - 1) * 2) + 2)); //Check if it is a leap year and month is febuary then add 1 day to the days count if(isLeapYear(year) && month == 2){ dayCount++; } //Check if new date is not greater than the number of days in the month if((day + 1) > dayCount){ //Date exceeds month days, set date as the first of the month and increment to the next month day = 1; month++; //If new month is greater than 12 (December) set month as January if(month > 12){ month = 1; year++; } }else{ //Date is within the months day count, change the date day++; } //Return new date in string format return(month + "/" + day + "/" + year);}

You cannot say "num1 < num2 and num3" you have to say "num1 < num2 and num1 < num3"
If num1 > num2 And num1 > num3 Then largest = "Number 1"ElseIf num2 > num1 And num2 > num3 Then largest = "Number 2"Else largest = "Number 3"EndIf

//Initialize names list
var names = new List<String>();
do{
//Get new name
Console.Write("\nEnter name: ");
names.Add(Console.ReadLine());
//Ask to continue
Console.Write("Keep going? (y/n)");
}while(Console.ReadKey().KeyChar == 'y');
//Diaplay name count
Console.WriteLine("\n\n\n{0} names entered.", names.Count);
//Sort names ascending
names.Sort();
//Loop through list and display names
Console.WriteLine("\n\nNames in ascending Order: ");
foreach(var name in names){
Console.WriteLine(name);
}
//Reverse the list
names.Reverse();
//Loop through list and display names
Console.WriteLine("\n\nNames in descending Order: ");
foreach(var name in names){
Console.WriteLine(name);
}
//Pause console while user displays results
Console.ReadKey();

Haha, you see the trick I did ;P Eliminating an if-statement

Why no "elseif" statements? 
 
Edit: My bad, I see what you were going for now...

I don't get it, what was so hard about that?  :wacko:
static void Main(string[] args){ //Loop through the numbers 1 to 100 for(int i = 1; i <= 100; i++){ if(i % 15 == 0){ //If the number is divisible by both 3 and 5 print FizzBuzz Console.WriteLine(i.ToString() + " - FizzBuzz"); }else if(i % 3 == 0){ //If the number is divisible by 3 print Fizz Console.WriteLine(i.ToString() + " - Fizz"); }else if(i % 5 == 0){ //If the number is divisible by 5 print Buzz Console.WriteLine(i.ToString() + " - Buzz"); }else{ //Otherwise just print the number Console.WriteLine(i.ToString()); } } Console.ReadKey();}

Agreed. You should endeavour to NEVER use goto at all, it is extremely bad form... there are exceptions to this but they are generally not found in higher level languages.

You have the width to 100% filling its parent and on top of that you have a margin on both sides which means the the div is bigger than the screen. (presuming the parent is the width of the screen)

thanks

You can also shorten how you compare mixed case strings by using .equalsIgnoreCase()

I understand what you're saying and I'm really liking this idea. If I don't get any other ideas I'll definitely keep this one in mind. Thanks!

How about an app that can take a photo, geotag it and then upload it (plus other metadata) to a server running a database.

The server then also has a httpserver running on it that serves up a website consisting of an interactive map with all the photos pinned to it (based on their location) in stacks... and as you zoom in the stacks split up into smaller, more localised stacks, and you can click on each stack to get a slideshow of the photos in that stack.

Meaning that depending upon the level of zoom you get varying size of region within which the photos in the slideshow were taken when you click it...

Not sure I've described it terribly well, and it may be too ambitious... but that does seem to be a problem for me. I always think of projects that are too ambitious... I did it with my own final year project and never finished it (though I still got good marks).

Hello,
 
You could make a piece of software that would allow perants to unstill something onto there childs computer / tablet / phone for free that when an abusive word comes up, such as a swear, the child would be able to report it as cyber bullying and the software would block out the words that are set by the perant or gurdian. Such as if the perant doesn't want the child to see the word "book" for example, the software would block out that word, then report it to the perants for or tablet with a link to the website that the word was on, and give the ability for the perant to block the website remotely. I just thought of this quickly, so you could change loads with it if you like
 
I wish you good luck,
 
~ Harry

I believe it is working now will update. 
Had to remove "+ @"\A";" from 25 to get it to work.
 
Edit: Works 100%. 
Thanks a ton.

You're gonna have to take a look at the Scanner class.
 
Scanner input = new Scanner(System.in);
String name = input.next();

Oh thanks, this looks really interesting!

just a thought but first registration for amazon ec2 gets you a year free of micro tier. would be enough to get started I bet
 
http://aws.amazon.com/free/
 
i would sign up for EC2. linux is my preference since it would lower the overhead of the OS. could still use the same address, just have it redirect to the current amazon address. 750 hrs/mnth is enough to let it run 24/7. just make sure you kill it or after the year is up, it will start billing you.

Hi everyone,
 
I'm currently in my final year of software development and so was given the task of designing and building a Java web application. It's coming up to the deadline and was wondering if people would do some testing on it or give me suggestions of what more it might need keeping in mind this is a solo project so it's just me.
 
It's a social media website for PC, tablet and mobile called WhatsUp and it's nowhere near done so don't go comparing it to the standards of FaceBook or Twitter but letting me know about bugs and little features that you might like to see would be great
 
The website can be found using the link at the bottom and sorry if its slow but I'm currently hosting it on my home PC with bad broadband because as a student I can't afford proper Java hosting and my free hosting plan doesn't support Java (P.S. If its not loading it might be because the server is down)
 
Thanks to anyone that takes the time to help
 
 
WhatsUp - http://www.chrispbacon10.com/WhatsUp
 
 
UPDATE:
All of the bugs that were found in round one of testing were fixed and some new extra features were added.