CIPWTTKT&GC V0x0F (v15): Scoot and Deeps Drama Diaries
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[QUOTE=Blaberry;31168546]bash is really funny that way, it treats everything as strings, and only enables operations like "-le"(less than or equal) if both values consist of nothing but a number.[/QUOTE]
that actually sounds pretty convenient what with python being a bitch with input ALWAYS BEING INTERPRETED AS A STRING :|
yes i really am that annoyed by it
That's actually a standard, but I think you can specify to interpret the input as an integer instead.
[QUOTE=wlzshroom;31168267]on an also unrelated note,
[code]import random
def guess():
z = random.randint(1, 10)
print("I'm thinking of a number between one and ten..")
g = input("What is it?")
if str(z) == g:
print("Wow, you're good! That's right!")
else:
print("Wrong! The number was %i" % (z))
guess()[/code]
:smug:
[editline]17th July 2011[/editline]
yes i know it's nothing, and it's going to be better tomorrow because i'm actually going to add some measures that prevent you from typing in anything less than one or greater than ten and letters (i already solved those erroring)[/QUOTE]
Is that Python 3?
[QUOTE=wlzshroom;31168598]that actually sounds pretty convenient what with python being a bitch with input ALWAYS BEING INTERPRETED AS A STRING :|
yes i really am that annoyed by it[/QUOTE]
Can't do much about that.
But why not just convert it straight away after the input? No need to worry about after that.
[code]
g = input("What is it?")
try:
g = int(g)
#continue the code here or something
except ValueError:
print("asdassdasdasd")
askAgainOrSomething()
[/code]
[QUOTE=wlzshroom;31168462]my biggest problem with making that program is that input() takes in the input as a string as opposed to an integer and i kept forgetting to either convert g to an integer or z to a string
[editline]17th July 2011[/editline]
and just the concept of strings and variables in general trips me up[/QUOTE]
My problem is commitment :v:
[editline]17th July 2011[/editline]
Also
[img]http://filepak.com/u/PKLp_Cycle.gif[/img]
Spinny!
[QUOTE=lavacano;31169153]Is that Python 3?[/QUOTE] yes it is.
[img]http://i.imgur.com/1op3k.png[/img]
[editline]17th July 2011[/editline]
From LMAO pics, i might add.
[QUOTE=GoDong-DK;31169973][img]http://i.imgur.com/1op3k.png[/img]
[editline]17th July 2011[/editline]
From LMAO pics, i might add.[/QUOTE]
Poor Apple, always getting bullied around by big corporations.
I think that broke something in my narib
I'm only learning HTML and CSS.
Every time I tried C# or C++, I just completely lost motivation after a few chapters.
[QUOTE=Hattiwatti;31170370]I'm only learning HTML and CSS.
Every time I tried C# or C++, I just completely lost motivation after a few chapters.[/QUOTE]
Instead of reading guides, The way I learned E2 was read a guide to learn the syntax and basic things, then I'd think of something easy to make, say: A random number generator
I'd write what I could using what I know, then search tutorials and stuff for things I didn't know
Once I had that done, I'd keep adding to it, like making it select numbers from a list instead of anything
I'd pretty much keep doing this with other things and I'd eventually be able to make more and more advanced scripts
thought you guys might like this, i was searching for a slackware installation guide and found this
[URL]http://www.bitbenderforums.com/forums/showthread.php?60154-Installing-Slackware-Linux[/URL]
[sp]the entire thing is in comic sans[/sp]
That website is a cognetohazard.
[QUOTE=Derpmeifter;31171020]thought you guys might like this, i was searching for a slackware installation guide and found this
[URL]http://www.bitbenderforums.com/forums/showthread.php?60154-Installing-Slackware-Linux[/URL]
[sp]the entire thing is in comic sans[/sp][/QUOTE]
my wonderful eyes caught on fire
[img]http://imgkk.com/i/iazn.png[/img]
Oh god what have I done
[QUOTE=Derpmeifter;31171020]thought you guys might like this, i was searching for a slackware installation guide and found this
[URL]http://www.bitbenderforums.com/forums/showthread.php?60154-Installing-Slackware-Linux[/URL]
[sp]the entire thing is in comic sans[/sp][/QUOTE]
I noticed on my last day in school that the Welcome sign is in Comic Sans.
:suicide:
I'm thinking about getting a boot SSD which can also hold a few applications. My budget isn't very large, about ~200$ max (really, I don't want to spend that amount, but if it'll give me a better SSD, I might). I'm in Denmark, and you can use this site to search: edbpriser.dk
100$ is about 550DKK, so my budget is ~1100 DKK. I would like to spend about 80$ less, though.
[editline]17th July 2011[/editline]
I'm also looking at this one: [url]http://viewitem.eim.ebay.dk/CORSAIR-FORCE-F60-60GB-SSD-SOLIDSTATE-HARD-DRIVE-NEW/220760370093/item[/url]
As shipping to Denmark is free. Is it decent for an SSD?
[QUOTE=Darkimmortal;31171920][img]http://imgkk.com/i/iazn.png[/img]
Oh god what have I done[/QUOTE]
... transferred 26mb to or from your sd card? what's the problem here
[editline]17th July 2011[/editline]
oh thank god
[url]http://software.jaos.org/[/url]
i was expecting to have to manually build everything, fuck that
[QUOTE=Derpmeifter;31172013]... transferred 26mb to or from your sd card? what's the problem here
[editline]17th July 2011[/editline]
oh thank god
[url]http://software.jaos.org/[/url]
i was expecting to have to manually build everything, fuck that[/QUOTE]
26 MB of wireshark data.
That's a lot.
how am i supposed to know that's wireshark jeeze :(
[editline]17th July 2011[/editline]
i thought it was just a spectacularly large log or something
[QUOTE=Derpmeifter;31172578]how am i supposed to know that's wireshark jeeze :(
[editline]17th July 2011[/editline]
i thought it was just a spectacularly large log or something[/QUOTE]
the shark_dump in the name and the .pcap extensions were clues
because "shark" obviously means wireshark what else could it mean
and of course i'm going to know what the extension means, i totally use every single program available everywhere and know all extensions to everything by heart
[editline]17th July 2011[/editline]
who doesn't???
[QUOTE=Derpmeifter;31173114]because "shark" obviously means wireshark what else could it mean
and of course i'm going to know what the extension means, i totally use every single program available everywhere and know all extensions to everything by heart[/quote]
Gman does
[QUOTE=BreenIsALie;31173132]Gman does[/QUOTE]
I do too... assuming wikipedia or google aren't down.
Could someone kind please send me a Spotify invite?
[sp]we can be BFFs[/sp]
[QUOTE=Shooter;31173253]Could someone kind please send me a Spotify invite?
[sp]we can be BFFs[/sp][/QUOTE]
[url]http://www.spotify.com/us/trey-songz/[/url]
:~)
[editline]17th July 2011[/editline]
you'll get your invite within 20 minutes through that, worked for me
Oh god, there's still hope for my country.
[img]http://gyazo.com/29ef20017cb4efbd2bd7db7ee6307bb4.png[/img]
So our camp is in just the right spot so we get a near-perfect Rogers signal. Other people on the lake don't have internet access though some stay here all summer.
I'm thinking about setting up a Rogers Rocket Hub (Basically a 3G broadband modem), a DD-WRT router and a spare low-power PC here to block websites like Youtube, Netflix and other bandwidth-heavy sites (The biggest plan is 10 GB and $10/GB after that for $71/month) as well as running a local intranet (Forum and filesharing perhaps). After that, I could setup a few repeaters and antennas to reach the other side of the lake and outside the bay. Considering the tower shouldn't be under a lot of load, it should deliver close to the 7.2 Mbps of HSPA or "Up to" 21 Mbps for HSPA+, I would somehow have to setup some way of limiting access to something like 512 Kbps or something so the whole area isn't fighting over bandwidth.
I'd have to see how many people would be actually interested and if it's technically possible to reliably send Wifi around where I need it to go. Finding money to start this all up would also be a bit tricky.
[QUOTE=benjgvps;31174576]So our camp is in just the right spot so we get a near-perfect Rogers signal. Other people on the lake don't have internet access though some stay here all summer.
I'm thinking about setting up a Rogers Rocket Hub (Basically a 3G broadband modem), a DD-WRT router and a spare low-power PC here to block websites like Youtube, Netflix and other bandwidth-heavy sites (The biggest plan is 10 GB and $10/GB after that for $71/month) as well as running a local intranet (Forum and filesharing perhaps). After that, I could setup a few repeaters and antennas to reach the other side of the lake and outside the bay. Considering the tower shouldn't be under a lot of load, it should deliver close to the 7.2 Mbps of HSPA or "Up to" 21 Mbps for HSPA+, I would somehow have to setup some way of limiting access to something like 512 Kbps or something so the whole area isn't fighting over bandwidth.
I'd have to see how many people would be actually interested and if it's technically possible to reliably send Wifi around where I need it to go. Finding money to start this all up would also be a bit tricky.[/QUOTE]
Am I missing something? Aren't camps and lakes and summer vacation type things usually a time to get away from technology and enjoy life outside of computers?
So will this 'Trey Songs' Spotify thing last forever, or will Spotify shut down the account eventually?
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