Wouldn't this get a NPE? The variable _ is not instantiated to anything, so it would get an NPE on the last line of code

@runfrodorun damn dude. That needed to be said. Well done!

Not everything you see here is a good comparison. For example, here are the CPU benchmarks:

https://twitter.com/TheNextWeb/...

On a second note, in the past, iPhone cameras have always been considerably better at taking photos and videos, even though the specs have almost always been worse than Samsung specs.

These are just two examples, I'm not vouching for Apple or Android, all I'm saying is there isn't enough information on this image to say which one is better

Yeah... The way I use mine is definitely not as impressive as anyone else. I've got it hooked up to 2 relays and I try to make beats with the clicking sounds of the relays

@JohnnyMuen finally someone with some decency, who has accommodated my personally identifiable gender of AH-64 Apache Attack Helicopter.

Did you just assume my gender range? I'm appalled.

I worked at blackberry last year... even blackberry agrees that BB10 is a lost cause. Now, if you're focusing on QNX, that's a different story!

THIS IS WHAT 👏🏻 HAPPENS 👏🏻WHEN YOU DO 👏🏻 ASYNC PROPERLY 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

@RickDiculous179 we're all too busy bragging about our $2000 laptops. WE DONT HAVE TIME FOR PORN

No. Actually, while your at it, don't even test your app. Just write your code and publish to production. Don't even question it

Looks like most of those cables are USB. I'd do:
USB hub and connect all the devices to that. Then tuck it under the table and from that it should be relatively easy to neatly organize all wires

@billgates hmm I think this changes things... now I'm the idiot! Damn it! Thanks Billy boy

"let's use different shades of green instead of different colours to confuse the fuck out of everyone!"

- The idiot who created this chart

@filthyranter 100% of statistics that aren't trusted have a 50% chance of being right and 50% chance of being wrong

Dude! I have an Infiniti and on the steering wheel it works as expected (up is up and down is down) but when I click the up/down button below my touch screen they are both switched!

++ on Bose QC35s
Can't go wrong with them. But they are a bit more on the expensive side.

If you gave us a budget that would be a bit more helpful!

Can't tell if they're oblivious or trying to be funny 🤔

@chadd17 there isn't any conversion in this! The answers are either:
543
54
5
Null

There isn't any int to string conversion. The cout << operator accepts an int as an argument and will print them without converting to string

Single. I can stretch the eyehole so that i can put food in and eat

I can hack your Facebook, if you give me your username, password and your phone. I'll do it in a matter of seconds and way faster than any other hacker out there.

Ahh it's been a long while since I've hacked games, and I definitely miss it, but I don't miss all the noobs that bombard you with "send hax pls" when your hacks get patched, it gets annoying after a while

Are you sure that's not the .class file? ;)

Just get a $100-150 monitor, an hdmi cable, display port to hdmi and you'll be good! Not that expensive overall imo

This is so satisfying.

Depending on how big the number is (bit size).. you can do this:

(ex for 8 bit byte data type):

Num = 11011011

Num & 0xFE = 11011010

If the number is 16 bit do this:
Num & 0xFFFE

Etc..

This makes total sense... order of operations is left to right. For the first addition, if the first or second operand is a string, then they are both converted to string and appended. Once that is resolved, the same is repeated to the second addition operation

Dropbox! Just kidding.. git! No specific reason, I just personally like it better for everything

The keys to yo mommas house!!!

@b3b3 signed / unsigned int are simply just interpretations of memory. In memory, 0xB2D05E00 is what's stored. It's up to your program to interpret this information. If your program expects an unsigned (32 bit) integer, the value is 3,000,000,000. If it expects a signed int it will be -1294967296. This is dependant on how many bits a system uses to represent an int.

Yup you're right! So since 3 billion (3,000,000,000) is greater than 2,147,483,648, it overflows into the negatives. 3 billion in hex is 0xB2D05E00. If you convert hex to signed int, you get -1294967296