galexcd
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Mac Programming Languages? What are some good ones?
galexcd replied to kab012345's topic in Programming
Virtually all popular programming languages nowadays will run on any platform. Most common langauges taht would work on any system would be java, c++, and basic. I would suggest a compiler that can export to a .app file if your trying c++. I'd suggest xcode, but that is only for macs. You might just have to send him the code and have him compile and execute it.Besides, your friend is right about mac. It owns! -
The Earth Is Really Flat Its a conspiracy
galexcd replied to galexcd's topic in Science and Technology
Those geologists you speak of have been corrupted by the government! NASA has been compromised! Everybody get out of here while you still can!!! AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH Don't worry the ice wall isn't going to melt, it's actually getting larger. The earth is entering another ice age. This whole global warming is just a story put out by the government to have people who believe in this "ice wall" think that it can't exist anymore! -
The Earth Is Really Flat Its a conspiracy
galexcd replied to galexcd's topic in Science and Technology
okay They are flat too, it's just an illusion! The government has huge screens where they project the image of ships sinking into the horizon to give this illusion. Ships really don't do this. It's a conspiracy! -
You can't say that... an operating system can't suck or not suck depending on what kind of computer you put it on. The fact taht it needs a computer less than 1 year old to run at all immediately makes it terrible, but all of the bugs and lack of drivers dosn't help it at all. Now I might not have a machine running vista but I already know that no matter what machine you run it on its going to have the same bugs and exploits. I mean the code dosn't change from computer to computer. It's still the same crap no matter where you put it.
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Well a good thing about using an algorithm is that instead of storing each individual exp gained by killing npc's you just store what "level" that npc is, and that way you can use the same algo for attacking other players.
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Most recent popular browsers that people use can work without the heml tag, head tag or doc id. Perhaps if you are testing it on an older browser that might pose some problems but this wouldn't fix anything. I am quite curious of the comment in your onload event. I'm not quite sure all browsers like comments in there. Try removing that comment, i mean since you have it commented out it shouldn't be necessary right?
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Yes but that would still change the url, even though its one page unless you post the data you will still have a ?tab=home at the end. I think he wants the url to always stay the same. In my opinion thats a terrible idea. Some people (including me) want to know what page they are one, and frames just make a website SUPER annoying.
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Too Many Page Requests=temp Ip Ban? [resolved]
galexcd replied to galexcd's topic in Web Hosting Support
Never-mind, resolved thanks to help from velma and opaque!Thanks guys! You can close this thread now. -
The Earth Is Really Flat Its a conspiracy
galexcd replied to galexcd's topic in Science and Technology
@TetractaIf you haven't noticed yet I was being quite sarcastic and I don't actually believe that theory, but there are people on that forum that i linked to who actually do believe it! I was in a way making fun of them -
Ah! I love it! one thing, can you brighten up my name a bit? Took me a while to spot it...
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Ubuntu is a distribution of linux like fedora, redhat, and kubuntu. Out of all of the different distro's I've tried ubuntu seems to be the most user friendly to me at least....
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What Are The Pros And Cons Of Php? What are the Pros and Cons of PHP?
galexcd replied to vipervoid's topic in Programming
I think it depends on what your comparing it to. If you mean another server-side language like ASP then I'd say the pros are that it doesn't suck, and that it actually does what it wants you to do and there are no cons because ASP is Microsoft's pathetic attempt at making a sever-side language (just like vista is Microsoft's pathetic attempt at making an operating system... but thats a different story)...Anyway if you compare using php to just using plain html, I'd say the pros are you have much more control over you website. You can make pages dynamic, connect to databases, etc... The only cons i would see of using php and html over just plain html is that it would take longer because you would have to write both the html and the php. Other than that php actually gives life to a website so it's nothing but good -
Forum Last Post And Avatar need little help here
galexcd replied to vipervoid's topic in Programming
You are overly obsessed with your own forum software my friend... @vipervoid: Are you making your own forums or modifying existing forum software such as phpbb or *shutters* AEF? (jk haslip) And what do you mean by Do you only want the avatar to change on your last post? -
I think he means having the url never change even if you click links etc...This can be achieved a few ways. The easiest way is just to use frames, but many people (like me) find frames very "old fashioned" and just plain annoying. If you are good with javascript you could load all of the content dynamically with AJAX and never even have to change pages.
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I sometimes post on imagefilez it really depends on how long i want the image. If I'm planning to keep the image for a while or for many websites i will usually put it on photobucket so i can kep track of it, but for temporary images or images i just want to host to show my friends I'll either host on imagefilez or imageshack, whichever one i think of first.
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The Earth Is Really Flat Its a conspiracy
galexcd replied to galexcd's topic in Science and Technology
At long last I have finally returned from my journey and bring back to you PROOF that the ice wall exists. I have put the image in the hide tag so those who do not wish to see it do not have to. WARNING: view the image at your own risk! The government will come kill all of those who view this image to help silence the truth! Hidden Proof that the ice wall exists: -
Everything works how it should? No more problems? If so great and good luck with the rest of the project. Feel free to PM me with any questions you still may have!
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Dear fellow trap posters, I have some very sad news to bring to you. Our governments have been lying to us. The earth is really flat. The government and Nasa are both in on the conspiracy. All of the images from space have been modified. You can read more about the truth here. The entire website is devoted for spreading the truth. If you still don't believe it you might be interested in some of the FAQ of the site: (more faq can be found at the link above) If you are still wondering how it is possible here are some facts of the earth that haven't been revealed until now: The entire earth is surrounded by an icewall that keeps all of the water from falling off of the sides. The earth is moving upward constantly at a rate of 9.8 m/s2 to cause the sensation of gravity. [hr=noshade] [/hr] Now I am sure you all are skeptical and therefore I am going on a quest to find the ice wall and take pictures of it to share with you all. If I do not return please remember highly of me. You can find out more about my quest to the ice wall here. Farewell my fellow trappers.
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Think about the poor lord who isn't going to have a pad to stay anymore!!! Please have mercy and don't sue god!
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try this... num3 is the result of num1 times num2 int num1, num2, num3=0; printf("Please an integer:\n"); num1=GetInteger(); printf("Please a second integer:\n"); num2=GetInteger(); int i=0; while(i<num1){ num3+=num2; i++; } getchar (); return 0; }
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It actually should work in both c and c++, and even java if you declare those variables inside a method. Most programming languages have extremely similar syntax.
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Sure it just takes a little bit more code for the same results: int total=0;int i=0;while(i<firstnumber){total+=secondnumber;i++;}
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I think a for loop would be easier: int total=0;for(int i=0;i<firstnumber;i++) total+=secondnumber;