What's everyone up to right now?

[Losty]

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Anyways, it should be maybe a month or so and I will have wifi again. Moving with 3 kids and 3 dogs is stressful and exhausting and expensive. But things will settle and I'll get wifi hooked up. In the meantime I try to post some here and there. I just get bored waiting for pages to load.

Can you PM me that link?

The "please click here" link? I'll try to get back over there today and get it

[Angrboda]

I seem to recall that our local Perkins restaurant used the same software, Fortinet, but didn't block AF.org. You may be dealing with a customized blocklist.

[Jello]

Gave up on tanks too.

I'm just gonna go cry in a corner and contemplate why i still play this damn game

[Jackalope]

I seem to recall that our local Perkins restaurant used the same software, Fortinet, but didn't block AF.org.  You may be dealing with a customized blocklist.

Could be. Whomever configures Fortinet either accepts the default list of blocked categories or sets it up according to their own preference. The problem is that there's a lot of miscategorized sites, like ours.

Either way I think the solution to the problem is going to be getting the site categorized correctly.

[SteelCurtain]

Sitting in Discrete Structures going over our exam. I got a 93%. Mixed up an adjacency relations and array pointer lists and missed 3 points twice.

Gives me a little leeway for a lab I got the desired result (in a rather elegant way, if I do say so myself) but used a forbidden method (I used an array of structs where I should have used a 2D Array.) I think it's way easier to read the code with dot notation rather than array indices, but I'm not grading it. Fuck it the program works and I'm not changing all my code around.

[pocaracas]

Sitting in Discrete Structures going over our exam. I got a 93%. Mixed up an adjacency relations and array pointer lists and missed 3 points twice.

Gives me a little leeway for a lab I got the desired result (in a rather elegant way, if I do say so myself) but used a forbidden method (I used an array of structs where I should have used a 2D Array.) I think it's way easier to read the code with dot notation rather than array indices, but I'm not grading it. Fuck it the program works and I'm not changing all my code around.

Structs are awesome!
Specially in IDL!
Arrays of structs!

watch this:

struct[0] = {time:0, position:2}
struct[1] = {time:1, position:5}
struct[2] = {time:2, position:7}

print, struct.time
> [0, 1, 2]

boooyah!
Beat that, JAVA!

[Silver]

It is bedtime. Goodnight.

I have to work on 5am salad in the morning.

[Jello]

It is bedtime.  Goodnight.

I have to work on 5am salad in the morning.

5am salad sounds unusual. xD

[Jackalope]

Sitting in Discrete Structures going over our exam. I got a 93%. Mixed up an adjacency relations and array pointer lists and missed 3 points twice.

Gives me a little leeway for a lab I got the desired result (in a rather elegant way, if I do say so myself) but used a forbidden method (I used an array of structs where I should have used a 2D Array.) I think it's way easier to read the code with dot notation rather than array indices, but I'm not grading it. Fuck it the program works and I'm not changing all my code around.

I don't know what data you're modeling, or what language you're using (C++?) but I'd generally prefer a struct to an array, and I'd greatly prefer to use a Collection (in a language which supports them) over an array, at least in cases that don't need to have the shit optimized out of them.

Simple arrays generally suck unless you're doing trivial operations on them.

[Losty]

It is bedtime.  Goodnight.

I have to work on 5am salad in the morning.

I like the random salad in there. Hehe.