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8GB 1333 MHz Corsair
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That seems like a reasonable possibility
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Anybody know what this case is from Xbox.com? I think it looks really cool. Any ideas? http://www.xbox.com/en-GB/windows-10
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I'm not sure why you are implementing runnable and all that stuff. It's not necessary to just play sound. First make an InputStream object from the .wav file then decorate it as a buffered input stream InputStream is; BufferedInputStream bis; AudioInputStream stream; Clip clip; bis = new BufferedInputStream(is); try { stream = AudioSystem.getAudioInputStream(bis); clip = AudioSystem.getClip(); clip.open(stream); clip.start(); } catch (Exception e) { }
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Xbox has better exclusives in my opinion
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I only got it cause I'm a Halo fanatic and yes a Mic is essential
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Does anybody know of any good headsets that are around 50 dollars? Need a headset desperately but they are all overpriced
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What is that you specifically have a question on? I'm not going to do your assignment for you
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The cooler is definitely my favorite because I'm still using the stock cooler on my rig
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Printing out Truth Tables for xOR, OR, and their equivalence in C
Sundanc3 replied to CaptainJolly's topic in Programming
Your implication and biconditional functions seem like they would behave correctly. As for the incrementation of p q and r. I would increment an int from 0-7, change that int to its binary expression. This will be the same as the combined numbers for p q and r. Then you would just have to find a way to separate those digits so you can operate on them separately. You can use a bit mask. If you don't know what that is. This is an example Say I have the bit string 0 1 1 and I only wanted to know what the first value is. I can do an AND operation on those bits 0 1 1 (3 & 1) = -
Printing out Truth Tables for xOR, OR, and their equivalence in C
Sundanc3 replied to CaptainJolly's topic in Programming
Just so I'm sure I understand you want to increment the values of p q and r like above and each time feed those values to a function that would print out the truth table results for those values? -
maybe it should adopt the UNIX Shell command and then Windows won't be a useless heap of garbage
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How to download Mac OS X in Windows OS
Sundanc3 replied to adelhied's topic in Linux, macOS and Everything Not-Windows
ask a friend or something maybe. You used to be able to buy Lion usb sticks direct from apple -
How to download Mac OS X in Windows OS
Sundanc3 replied to adelhied's topic in Linux, macOS and Everything Not-Windows
there is no way to download it without another mac with the App Store -
To be honest their content really isn't good at all and I hate all the other hosts on the NCIX channel, especially that asian fellow. He makes me want to rip my hair out. If linus doesn't do it anymore I will unsubscribe.
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Legend of Zelda ocarina of time