Developers, developers, developers, developers

[Legendary Silke]

At least next semester is all project and no classes for me, so I get to spend a lot of time doing work on the project. (It's a game.)

 

[Centipede Chan]

Ok so I am going to try to obtain a Raspberry Pi, and do all that stuff to put emulators on it so I can relive my Gameboy Color experience, kinda. Like it'll be on the go and what not and look like a gameboy, but will be playing Gameboy, SNES, Genesis, AND GBA games, because roms and emulators. Can't wait. Any of you have suggestions on what I should put on my custom Gameboy color shell?

 

[Centipede Chan]

Ok so I am going to try to obtain a Raspberry Pi, and do all that stuff to put emulators on it so I can relive my Gameboy Color experience, kinda. Like it'll be on the go and what not and look like a gameboy, but will be playing Gameboy, SNES, Genesis, AND GBA games, because roms and emulators. Can't wait. Any of you have suggestions on what I should put on my custom Gameboy color shell?

 

[Tsutarja]

I want to get a Raspberry Pi one of these days just to have one, but then I'd have to find a reason to own one.

 

[Legendary Silke]

I want to get a Raspberry Pi one of these days just to have one, but then I'd have to find a reason to own one.

What if I told you the Raspberry Pi 2 is much faster than the original and can run Windows (albeit the IoT version)?

 

[Legendary Silke]

Just don't take a picture of it. 8)

With the flash turned on, I suppose. The Raspberry Pi 2 has a Flash vulnerability!

Only Xenon flashes that pulse really fast affect them, though. Even dual-LED pulsing LEDs that end up perceptually as a flash to the human eye(as found on high-end Lumia smartphones) won't stop the Pi 2 in its tracks.

 

[Buoysel]

With the flash turned on, I suppose. The Raspberry Pi 2 has a Flash vulnerability!

LOL

Only Xenon flashes that pulse really fast affect them, though. Even dual-LED pulsing LEDs that end up perceptually as a flash to the human eye(as found on high-end Lumia smartphones) won't stop the Pi 2 in its tracks.

I know Xenon flashes use a lot of electricity, maybe it has something to do with the high intensity discharge near the device that causes the issue.

 

[Tsutarja]

So the mouse I had been using for the longest of time with my desktops finally decided to wear out. It's become nearly impossible to use the left-click button on it, and cleaning it of gunk/dust did no avail either.

 

[Leviathan]

Here, might as well take ours. Barely been used, which is a shame.

Dammmnnn. That moment when your computer suddenly starts making horrendous noises and becomes unresponsive. I got so scared I turned the thing off. And when I went to use it again a little while later, the first thing it tells me is that it's updating the BIOS. Opps.

 

[Akiba]

Titlebait brought me here, I am very disappointed

 

[Tsutarja]

So I was in Computer Sciences class and was working on the concepts of linked lists. I was typing out my code snippet when this happened:

Wat do.

Don't you already know that the semicolon is the answer to all errors in coding?! :P

I really don't know, but I thought this answer was funny. April fools!

 

[Dter ic]

You're supposed to return the value of whatever that is you're testing, so in your case you should be returning "whateverhead == null"

 

[Legendary Silke]

My laptop seems to be throttling in games nowadays. I think I might need to get its internals cleaned up. Stuttering where there wasn't any screams "something's not right".

After all, the laptop is just a few days away from being 1 year old.

 

[Dter ic]

lul Netbeans is weird lie that ._. I save (ctrl + s) out of habit now when coding.

 

[Tsutarja]

I was getting assistance on something from my computer professor the other day, and when performing changes to an assignment, I hit Ctrl+S on the keyboard, and she asked me to click the diskette in Access to save. Aren't those pretty much the same thing? XD

I Ctrl+S any of my work religiously.

 

[Buoysel]

I was getting assistance on something from my computer professor the other day, and when performing changes to an assignment, I hit Ctrl+S on the keyboard, and she asked me to click the diskette in Access to save. Aren't those pretty much the same thing? XD

I Ctrl+S any of my work religiously.

I've seen several developers who are not tech savvy, like how do you even get very far as a developer and not be tech savvy?

 

[Tsutarja]

I've seen several developers who are not tech savvy, like how do you even get very far as a developer and not be tech savvy?

It could also be possible that she didn't take notice of me using the key combination, because she asked me to Ctrl+Z something I did wrong a few seconds later (and she literally said it like that too).

 

[Buoysel]

It could also be possible that she didn't take notice of me using the key combination, because she asked me to Ctrl+Z something I did wrong a few seconds later (and she literally said it like that too).

That's good. I had an intro to Java class where the professor struggled with opening a PDF.

 

[Legendary Silke]

Asus customer service is suggesting me to send in my laptop for dusting out the internals due to possible heat problems. The thing is probably the fact that I still need the laptop to complete a project I'm working on.

Decisions, decisions. At least it's not critical, so I guess I'll hold off on this until sometime later.

 

[Tsutarja]

I'm in a similar class, and my professor says "gif" like "jif". I wanted to cry.

Except that's the correct pronunciation, according to the creator :P

Giff, Jiff. Imager, Im-gurr. Same argument. It will never be settled.