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pubby wrote:You can create multiple channels. Have one channel for your gamedev, and another one for your personal life stuff/rants.

Yeah, this was your biggest problem, way too many rants about feminists, not enough game stuff.

The distance between sea level and the sea floor still has positive magnitude; it's just in the downward direction. Negative real numbers are an abstraction including whether the direction is forward or backward. Complex numbers are a generalization of this direction to a plane. That's what I thoug...

Bregalad wrote:But when counting meters above sea level for example, negative numbers are a very real thing that happens in real life.

What? How?

Edit: To answer the thread title, bad.

Seinfeld to the god tier, seriously some of the most boring shit ever made.

Same goes for oreos, yuck, don't you have Maryland Cookies(UK brand) in the states?

For me, the lack of compiler is the least of my worries. I'll use ASM (ca65). My main concerns are... -no specific GUI tool for working with SNES graphics -music (SPC programming) -I had to read multiple, very large technical documents just to print "Hello World" on the screen. But, at least we hav...

And also, if you don't know what direction they were coming from, how to know what direction to push them out. Well, you would have to keep track of which direction your active objects are moving in some way, like having left/right and up/down flags, or use negative/positive velocities. I haven't g...

Here is a link to William Labiak's book.
http://www.romhacking.net/documents/616/

The C preprocessor and scope.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C_preprocessor
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scope_(computer_science)

I would also suggest learning about loops, but I assume you just forgot to mention those.
switch statements are a nice alternative to ifs in some cases.

Still, from the point of view from the OS installers, they should see only a completely blank drive and the act of repartitioning and formatting will do the rest. I'm not too OS savvy, but wouldn't this be a problem? "The threat creates an encrypted hidden volume in the computer's file system where...

From https://www.symantec.com/security_response/writeup.jsp?docid=2011-071314-0410-99 "Furthermore, it opens a back door and connects to a command and control (C&C) server, which allows the remote attacker access to the compromised computer. The attacker is then able to perform any number of actions...

Couldn't you just delete any of the files this virus uses, and revert the ones it messed with by just re downloading them? I mean, this seems like a pretty well known virus. ZeroAccess infects the Master Boot Record and the windows registry I believe, and it can also infect other system files. It a...

rainwarrior wrote: All of this has nothing to do with octave numbering.

Yeah, reread when I got home from work. Somehow I connected the second paragraph with the last part of the first paragraph. I feel really stupid now.

Why not stick to big-endian? Thank you! I managed to find a real answear on wikipedia instead. Here it is for those who actually wants to know why MIDI programs often use a nonstandard middle-C: "Notation that appears to be scientific pitch notation may actually be based on an alternative octave nu...

rainwarrior wrote: Different music programs will call "middle C" (~260 Hz) C-5, C-7, etc. there is no real consistency there.

Wow, that's annoying. Why not stick to good old C-4?

Two channels.