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It will, at some point, hopefully. I mean, my nas can already saturate a 1GbE connection, so technically there's already a usage scenario for 10GbE, just not practical usage in the home.

Hmmm, looking at the price difference between cat5e and cat6, I'm not sure why I didn't just buy a box of bulk cat6 instead. I swear it was more than just an extra $25 per 1kft. Oh well, going to be fun rerunning this shit when 10GbE becomes necessary. Or maybe the next owner can deal with...

I tried In-Geom, wasn't getting good results. I really want to kick myself because I was just dicking around and opened a rift and let it sit for a while before entering it. Turns out it was the sub 3 minute rift I need. Dash - punch - SSS, repeat. Out of In-Geom, Flow of Eternity, Lion's...

Lol, I'm such an idiot. I totally forgot I could just buy another switch instead of running many many more feet of cable. Oh well, it's already done. Though, a switch just for 2-3 devices does seem a bit overkillish. Why cat6 instead of cat5e? By the time 10GbE becomes a standard AND...

This is the link: Difference between pointer and array in C? - GeeksforGeeks It's phrased really poorly, like someone saw some shared characteristics between arrays and pointers, and there definitely are, but they had to shoehorn it into an "interview question". I've gone from C++ to Java...

That's what one of the things I love about Python, your containers are basic: dictionary(hash map in other languages, usually) set tuple list No queues, vectors, dequeues, arrays, arraylists, 100 variations of hashes and/or maps, etc. Pick your container and make sure your algorithm...

Stumbled upon this one in a C link: What a stupid comparison. Is this supposed to teach that an array is just a pointer to a contiguous block of memory? It seems like a really disjointed question. What's the difference between a zebra and the sun?

Played through the campaign.

Do content patches count? D3 2.2 and 2.3 have been pretty damn good and 2.4 looks even better and due out before end of year.

Gave another attempt at finishing up my season journey. GR58 with U6, ~20s remaining. GR59 attempt #1, FoT:SC and WoTHF:FoF, over by 57s. GR59 attempt #2, 2 minutes remaining. GR60 attempt #1, 4 minutes remaining! lol map/mob rng. Just need to do the T10 rift in under 3 minutes...

He's commented recently in the "Majoring in Comp Sci" thread, so he's just not posting in this thread, that's all.

So, ran out of ports on my router(2x NAS, 1 computer, 2x Shields, maybe more to come). I assume I need to buy a switch, something like this? 8 Port 10/100/1000 Mbps Desktop Gigabit Ethernet Switch - Monoprice.com Any recommendations besides monoprice that might be in stock in the next month?

Passing references to immutable objects?

Depends on the state. I worked for a company in Vermont, which required vacation payout, but they were headquartered in North Carolina, which doesn't require vacation payout. So, I told them I'm quitting a week earlier than I had intended and just went on vacation. Seems way too often that...

Cheaper/better than the $25 one I was thinking of getting? Amazon.com: Cheetah Mounts APTMM2B TV Wall Mount for 32-65 Braided HDMI Cable and a 6 Inch, 3-Axis Magnetic Bubble Level: Electronics I might considering buying a Samsung online. The panel lottery makes me weary though.

So, apparently the only people Khane is willing to commit to is his parents.

Or, just tell it not to broadcast the SSID. You'll have to tell guests the SSID and the password, but whatever.

Think I'm going to pick up this TV, assuming I can find a version locally that wins the panel lottery: Amazon.com: Samsung UN55J6300 55-Inch 1080p Smart LED TV (2015 Model): Electronics Not ready to buy into 4k yet. Might have gone with the J6200 if some of the reviews hadn't mentioned...

It's cheaper. Or, you're with one of the few companies that doesn't charge a rental fee.

You don't have a memory leak. Nowhere in your code do you instantiate anything on the heap. Memory leaks that cause performance issues are not leaks and more like giant gaping holes. And quite shortly after causing performance issues, the program will crash. Unless you're referring to...

From what I understand about mechanicals, the majority of the sound is generated from improper usage. Bottoming out the keystroke, plastic on plastic violence. Some sound comes from the switch clicking, but you can dampen that by buying browns(I think that's the right color). I've been...

for(int i = 0; i > -1; i++) Although, technically that loop will still exit when i overflows.

Decompress the shuttle bay or use the tractor beam?

Look up the curriculum for your degree, which it sounds like you already did. Personally, I wish I had started with Python instead of C, but it's a (somewhat)useless recommendation if none of your courses are going to utilize it.

Does that exist? I went looking for TVs with those specs too and I couldn't find anything(of quality) for less than $700. BJ's is going to have the Samsung UN55J6300 at $700 for Black Friday.

And work for a company that makes checking email easy! Is it really still that cost prohibitive to have an Exchange(or some other type of push) server? Luckily, I work for a company that doesn't have much in the way of off-hours emails. Anyone here worked remote across timezones? What's...

If there's anything you learn from this course, always assume the user is an idiot. Users, other programmers, even yourself a few months from now will come back use your software incorrectly. Why did you need C++ to finish this?

You mean you don't like templates?

C isn't a great language to teach generic programming concepts. Intro to programming should really start out with Python, Ruby, or something similar. It's too easy to get tripped up on syntax or language-specific quirks in C.

Storing information seems to be a common assumption when tackling a programming problem. IDK if it's because it makes the program flow easier, but I didn't catch that until Cad pointed it out.

Arrays are defined at compile time and live in the stack(when in scope), redefining their size at run time IS possible but dangerous and generally not recommended. This is exactly what things like vectors are for. Generally, if you have to use an array for that purpose, you make it as big as...

People that work odd hours can be kind of annoying if you have to frequently ask them questions.

At the same time, they're also useless at going to bat for you when you actually run into a problem that takes longer than you expect.

It's my job to find stuff like that, unfortunately. Or, at least, symptoms things like that cause. Honestly, I don't have a problem with code written like that within context. a_skeleton_03 is new to C and learning. If someone shows a willingness to learn from their mistakes, a lot can be...

Maybe you guys will implement my suggestion now: make rerolled look like stackoverflow.

Expect a bill for our consultation.

That policy will be about as effective as trying to shame you for your posts.

Probably not, was just thinking how unforgiving Make can be towards white spaces and tabs.

Make is frustrating just by itself. Such a horrible language. Oh, maybe check your make file? They are very sensitive to what may look like tabs to you but is actually 4 spaces. IDK, maybe git changed the interpretation of whitespace on your computer?

git may have altered the environment make is running in, and that may not be the same as your windows environment. I would check where make gets its environment variables and see if there's a way to print them out.