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Universal Clock28th August 2010 I think he just means getting a standard time, such as everyone using UTC/GMT instead of each computer using their local time. |
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Computer Sciences25th August 2010 It's important to note that, computer science is not really about programming. Granted most people get CS degrees and become programmers, but truthfully Computer Science is purely mathematical, and existed much before computers were around. If he is strong*snip* |
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Google vs Oracle : JavaFight!!!17th August 2010 It didn't, but I think it's open options helped create and evolve some of the things that turned into profitable endeavors. Destroying these research projects only hurts progress on a whole, it's the same thing as when IBM cut all of its labs... such a sha*snip* |
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Network Woes :(8th August 2010 It sounds like a permissions issue to me. If you have advanced sharing enabled, you can see if the networking permissions are set for everyone, then you can also right click on the root folder and set the permissions there. It's weird because there's two p*snip* |
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linux tools in windows?8th August 2010 Honestly, I've found VM's to be more of a pain than their worth. Ultimately you'll end up using the same amount of space on your hard drive from the VM as you would if you dual booted. Does the beta software have any dependencies? That might be the only p*snip* |
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What Have You Done : 4th August 20104th August 2010 Ups What did you get done this week. [*]2 finals [*]Code for work [*]Starcraft Did everything turn out as planned? Sure Downs What didn't you get done? [*]As much studying as I should have Why not? Tired... very tired Now What are you working *snip* |
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Aw, geeze, Flamewar...9th July 2010 I always put braces on separate lines. I don't care that it takes more space. Spare's hit it right on the nose for me. The bottom line is though, that when/if you work on a team, you need to all agree to something. Whatever it is dosesn't really matter, b*snip* |
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SuperTurtle as a community project3rd June 2010 Use Yacc and Lex, they're pretty much the standard for code generators for parsers. It basically does all the work for you and creates a C parser. |
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Exams29th May 2010 I took exams over a month ago, they all went well. In more classes now for summer session :) |
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my life as a slut27th March 2010 I'm guessing this was deleted? |
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Name This Character!!3rd March 2010 I vote for spinal's latest post. |
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Buzz links!28th February 2010 Okey Dokey. Kind of funny you started this topic because I actually just set this up today :). Though, it doesn't seem to be updating my most recent tweets on there... which is odd... but whatever, i'll fiddle with it i guess. [edit]readded it, hopefully*snip* |
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Frasier26th February 2010 I always liked the show for some reason, probably because they were shrinks who themselves were in need of shrinks. It's probably better they didn't do a spin off, otherwise i feel it would have failed, because as you said, they were already very developed*snip* |
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Happy Birthday Jay!22nd February 2010 Happy Birthday! |
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Byte To Nibble in BMAX?8th February 2010 Mog: Memory can't be addressed into nibbles, so you either have to move the data from the upper half of the byte to another byte, or do weird shifts depending on which half you need to operate on. For instance, an addition to the upper-half would require *snip* |
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What's up?6th February 2010 16 credit hours of classes accounting for tests and big programming projects, then also my research project and robotics club. All together this takes up most of my time. |
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code repositories3rd February 2010 The only problem with Google Code is that it forces you to pick a fully open-source license, with all code completely searchable. So, if you wanted to keep anything private you can't. I'm using unfuddle.com right now for a project I'm working on with one *snip* |
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Stumbling In3rd February 2010 Welcome back into the fold! |
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Obama Shuts Down Moon Missions1st February 2010 That's it. Looks like NASA's not taking us back to the moon, or mars for that matter. I'm sure they'll change their mind when Russia, India, China and Japan finish their lunar bases. |
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Circle / triangle maths23rd January 2010 Why not use polar coordinates? assume the point A is the origin (so you may have to offset your values of x and y before and after the transformation). Going to polar:: r = sqrt(x^2+y^2) theta = arctan(y/x) ** you may have to use atan2 ** Coming back *snip* |
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Knowledge Sites16th January 2010 The MSDN knowledgebase. I feel like I use that a lot when I'm doing some kind of windows-specific development. Maybe you could count WolframAlpha. Otherwise I use the various textbooks and past class notes for reference to things and concepts. |
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QOTD : What next?15th January 2010 That looks really good Afr0. I must say you've matured a lot as a 3D artist -- I remember the first models you were making, and this one really demonstrates your evolution. Keep up the good work! |
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QOTD : What next?13th January 2010 Yeah, I'm working with a grad student on the project. He's good with hardware, and I've got the software down pat, so we're teaming up and making a system to control a robot for remote surgery. At first it will be a simulated robot, so once we're done with*snip* |
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QOTD : What next?12th January 2010 Actually starting a couple of new projects. Going to be working on all the software for a control system for a surgical robot. Also have another project continuing the efforts of my solar powered robot for the IEEE SouthEastCon competition. Then I guess my*snip* |
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Storing Signed Integers6th January 2010 An Explanation of 2's Complement |
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