@IllSlapU from 2053 and 2044 even!

@MissDirection it's 200x faster than mine 😑

Well, it takes a spider to know a web ;)

@danglingPtr separate, gnome-terminal

*cough* *cough* I like geany and a terminal...

XD guess mine

Pass, if you have an and/ATI you (like) just try installing the proprietary driver. Causes X to crash.

@FTcuber it's just a generic design 😛

Made out of metal and wood (soon to be plastic)

@FTcuber no, the print bed moves up and down along the z axis, while the print head moves along x and y

@FTcuber caught individual parts from various printers, rigging it all together with Sam Arduino Uno. It's like a Frankenstein printer.

... April fools? Right guys? Guys....

@mmcorreia wait hold on... Can I pay in imaginary numbers? Like 0 +i0?

Well I mean, technically it's neither, it's technically free.

Do you have like HR or maybe OSHA can help?

Because reasons

Wow... Well they can just fuck off then. What the hell kind of shit are they running that a custom is having trouble with?!?!

@VinnyFonseca why doesn't he just name and search for the object? Mind I'm not a web developer...

@devs to boss "No I won't give you root password, you fuck with stuff too much..."

@devs fuck me! That's terrible 😂

So in other words, he makes more work for you than he pays you?

@devs wait I assumed he at least --help'ed the commands he types or Google's them.... You need to take away his keyboard...

........ What does this return?!?!

Why the fuck is he zeroing out his hard drive?!?!

@hisetip no problem, pointers are great to use everywhere!

@KnightsOfCode thank you 😄

Hmm Friday looks good...

Let's say I have a number A and A is 5. A is going to be located in random space in memory, that, quite frankly, I don't care about. A pointer to A is not a number, it simply points to the area in memory where A is stored. Which means I can do the following

int A = 5; //create a number
int *B; //create a pointer to a number
B = &A; //assign the location of A to B

Now B holds the location of A. Which means B directly points to A, whatever you do to B happens to A and whatever you do to A happens to B.

However B just points to A, in order to use it, I need to reference it.

*B = 6;

*B tells the compiler I want to access the memory spot of B, which, in this case, is A.

So now if you were to print out A, it would be 6. If you printed, B , it would give you the location in memory, and if you printed *B, it would give you whatever's stored in RAM at B, in this case, A, or 6.

.... Looks like some people don't understand window's runtime dependency libraries

I haven't tested out this but it should give a rough base to start on

Combinations = []

word = allLettersToLower (word)
Foreach letter in word do
word[letter] = upper (letter)
Foreach letter2 in word do
newWord = word
newWord[letter] = upper(letter)
Combinations.add (newWord)
end
end

If word in combinations do
Print "Correct"
end

.... I really like eclipse. Once you burp with a hammer and add a few plugins it works well.

@Ashkin I got a B+