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That happened to me a few days ago when I was messing about in Construct, except it took 2 days to figure out rather than 2 hours.
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The fact that I stayed focused on reading your article and not the color of your blog's background really confused me by the time I figured out it was changing colors.
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Goddammit. The part on Source Control.
Source Control has been something that has been completely pissing me off lately, not because I can't use it or it doesn't work for me. Because of a friend I am working with on some project absolutely hates it, he continually wants to move to FTP and it always saying FTP does what Source control does but is't as volatile. The other day he re-arranged all the shit on my SVN, in a way that removed all way of reverting back WHILE leaving all the hard drive space taken up by the delta's. Worst part is he will not read up on it, Refuses to, avoid it whenever brought up. I tried to get him to get the "Version Control by Example" book (Brilliant book, I love Version Control because of it) but he said his family would freak the fuck out if a random book appeared in his name, so I found him an online version and PDF version. Still won't read it.
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what
Edit: I can't make sense of this at all.
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He sounds like a typical character from TDWTF. Why are you working with him? At least take away his SVN administration privileges.
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He has a family of technophobes.what
Edit: I can't make sense of this at all.
To put it simply, they think since his address is now on the internet people will start to come and rob the place and rape people.
Technophobia to the max. It's pretty bad.
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Good idea.
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Is he a child or does he not have the balls to explain to them that this book will not end up with rape?
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Yeah, he's a minor.
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My parents were the same but I didn't give a shit, I can understand though.
I figured it would take me a good day or so to learn how to script for an amnesia mod but god damn this shit's easy.
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Wow, breaking my silence for a second just to commend your balls of steel. I'd of yelled myself hoarse at him for fucking up the repository and destroying it's actual function, and for fucking with shit he doesn't understand.
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Yeah, he got yelled at. Don't worry.
I've been REALLY tolerant with his shit lately, he's probably gonna see this though.
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All this talk about booleans reminded me how I would usually toggle a boolean from true to false or the other way:
if(enabled) { enabled = false; } else { enabled = true; }
Then I learned to just do:
Much betterenabled = !enabled
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This is why I love you guysAll this talk about booleans reminded me how I would usually toggle a boolean from true to false or the other way:
if(enabled) { enabled = false; } else { enabled = true; }
Then I learned to just do:
Much betterenabled = !enabled
I've been doing it like this
if(enabled = true) enabled = false; else enabled = true;
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Making a GUI version of CleverOmegle. The big text box is for the conversation, and the smaller text box is for input.
for good, 
for bad. If bad, tell me what's bad.
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Assign yourself as project leader.
Tell him if he doesn't pull his shit together and follow standard project management routines he's out.
Seriously I would have kicked the person off the project if they didn't want to work with source control(we're working with git). I can't tolerate fucking babies like that crossing their arms and refuses to follow standard, working routines.
I had a moment with one of my team members where he would put out a massive sigh every time he had to merge source files because he didn't understand why he had to or what's so good about git. I promtly told him to stop acting like a fucking PMS whore and read up on source control and why we're doing it(school). Technological ignorance makes me furious.
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That is surprisingly accurate.
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You should also make a feature so that 2 strangers can speak to each other while you are watching.Making a GUI version of CleverOmegle. The big text box is for the conversation, and the smaller text box is for input.
for good, for bad. If bad, tell me what's bad.
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That's pretty much Omegle Spy mode. Still working on it. On a side note, does anyone know of an extension like Tamper Data, but for Chrome instead of Firefox?
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I literally just spent two hours figuring out how CMake works, when I could've just used Premake to do the same thing in a few minutes.
solution "Valo" language "C++" includedirs {"include"} -- Configurations. configurations {"Debug", "Release"} configuration "Debug" defines {"DEBUG"} flags {"Symbols"} configuration "Release" defines {"NDEBUG"} flags {"Optimize"} -- Projects. project "Valo" kind "StaticLib" files {"include/**.hpp", "source/**.cpp"} project "(Example) Window" kind "ConsoleApp" files {"examples/window/source/**.cpp"} links {"Valo"}
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I guess I'm just a loser, noob programmer. I never compile anything on Linux because I just don't really use it, so I don't really know how any of these *make things work.
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They're basically scripts that can be used to automatically create project files for the IDE of your choice. This saves the effort for having to manually maintenance project files for a wide range of programs.
If I wanted to create project files for Visual Studio 2010 from that, I'd just type premake4 vs2010 to the command line.
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On the topic of version control:
What's a good version control with a GUI that I can use for local development. I don't want to push up to Github or anything like that, just need version control to save myself from being a dumbass. v:
I know there's the Tortis* stuff, but I've gotten mixed up after having used Git and Svn, etc.
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Look, I sorted out the alph-HEY GET BACK HERE
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Still pretty cool, nonetheless.
Look, I sorted out the alph-HEY GET BACK HERE
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Paid for it, approve it quickly please.
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Mercurial (Hg). It's a DVCS like Git, has a good CLI and TortoiseHg is an excellent GUI for Windows. If you eventually want to get it on the net, BitBucket offers unlimited public and private Hg repositories.
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I think the input bar should be around 2 lines big. Might help focus a bit more attention to it. Other than that I like it.Making a GUI version of CleverOmegle. The big text box is for the conversation, and the smaller text box is for input.
for good, for bad. If bad, tell me what's bad.
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Cheers. I'll go get that done as soon as I reach a 'working' point again.
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In school today we talked about design patterns. One of the teachers explanations gave me an idea to a "Simple" game involving chess. So far I just got basic movement rules down.
Hopefully I will have time and experience to finish it
Update: I can now kill other pieces. What a messy way to do it though.
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is it bad that when I see that screenshot I can't help but wonder how that white king got there?
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Reminds me of the chess I once made:In school today we talked about design patterns. One of the teachers explanations gave me an idea to a "Simple" game involving chess. So far I just got basic movement rules down.
Hopefully I will have time and experience to finish it
Update: I can now kill other pieces. What a messy way to do it though.
So surprisingly similar.
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WAYWO: Chess edition
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Looking good. By the way, here's another patch:Making a GUI version of CleverOmegle. The big text box is for the conversation, and the smaller text box is for input.
for good, for bad. If bad, tell me what's bad.
Index: HttpPost.cs =================================================================== --- HttpPost.cs (revision 10) +++ HttpPost.cs (working copy) @@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ private string m_url = string.Empty; private NameValueCollection m_values = new NameValueCollection(); private PostTypeEnum m_type = PostTypeEnum.Get; - public event EventHandler WebExceptionEvent; + public event WebExceptionEvent WebExceptionEvent; /// <summary> /// Default constructor. @@ -195,7 +195,7 @@ { if (this.WebExceptionEvent != null) { - this.WebExceptionEvent(this, new EventArgs()); + this.WebExceptionEvent(this, new WebExceptionEventArgs(e)); } } } Index: Omegle.cs =================================================================== --- Omegle.cs (revision 10) +++ Omegle.cs (working copy) @@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ public event EventHandler Connected; public event EventHandler StrangerStoppedTyping; public event EventHandler Count; - public event EventHandler WebException; + public event WebExceptionEvent WebException; public event UnhandledResponseEvent UnhandledResponse; public event CaptchaRequiredEvent CaptchaRequired; public event EventHandler CaptchaRefused; @@ -115,6 +115,7 @@ PostSubmitter post = new PostSubmitter(); post.Url = "http://bajor.omegle.com/start"; post.Type = PostSubmitter.PostTypeEnum.Post; + post.WebExceptionEvent += WebException; ID = post.Post(); ID = ID.TrimStart('"'); //gets rid of " at the start and end ID = ID.TrimEnd('"'); @@ -147,6 +148,8 @@ sendPost.PostItems.Add("msg", message); sendPost.Type = PostSubmitter.PostTypeEnum.Post; + sendPost.WebExceptionEvent += WebException; + return sendPost.Post(); } @@ -159,6 +162,8 @@ sendPost.PostItems.Add("response", response); sendPost.Type = PostSubmitter.PostTypeEnum.Post; + sendPost.WebExceptionEvent += WebException; + return sendPost.Post(); } @@ -169,6 +174,8 @@ sendPost.PostItems.Add("id", ID); sendPost.Type = PostSubmitter.PostTypeEnum.Post; + sendPost.WebExceptionEvent += WebException; + sendPost.Post(); } @@ -179,6 +186,8 @@ sendPost.PostItems.Add("id", ID); sendPost.Type = PostSubmitter.PostTypeEnum.Post; + sendPost.WebExceptionEvent += WebException; + sendPost.Post(); } @@ -201,6 +210,8 @@ sendPost.PostItems.Add("msg", message); sendPost.Type = PostSubmitter.PostTypeEnum.Post; + sendPost.WebExceptionEvent += WebException; + return sendPost.Post(); } @@ -295,6 +306,8 @@ eventlisten.PostItems.Add("id", ID); eventlisten.Type = PostSubmitter.PostTypeEnum.Post; + eventlisten.WebExceptionEvent += WebException; + string response = eventlisten.Post(); Parse(response); Index: WebExceptionEventArgs.cs =================================================================== --- WebExceptionEventArgs.cs (revision 0) +++ WebExceptionEventArgs.cs (revision 0) @@ -0,0 +1,20 @@ +using System; +using System.Collections.Generic; +using System.Linq; +using System.Text; +using System.Net; + +namespace dotOmegle +{ + public class WebExceptionEventArgs : EventArgs + { + public WebException exception; + + public WebExceptionEventArgs(WebException e) + { + this.exception = e; + } + } + + public delegate void WebExceptionEvent(object sender, WebExceptionEventArgs e); +}
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I feel like I use lambdas WAY too much.
They're just so cool though.
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Oh cool, Lua 5.2 was recently released
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Oh lawdy
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Welcome to WAYWO
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Though while on the topic of Lua 5.2 (again) - I'm a bit detached on wanting to move on to this new Lua version, though. It seems to be a significant update with not too much to offer. My works rely on Lua 5.1.4 and the ability to use LuaJIT as a drop-in replacement for speed gains, and even LuaJIT isn't going to move on to 5.2 (at least any time soon, afaik).
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I made this in an hour or two after reading the creepypasta.
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Wow, that was some damn creepy creepypasta.
I was also impressed by the way you authentically froze the browser in the woods area.
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I'm playing this right now, after reading that
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