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Quick_Nick
Passed the Turing Test
The bugs that confound me for months are always solved by slightly altering a single line after glancing at the code much later...
It doesn't help that I'm tweaking a program that I made around the time I started programming. :lol: My former self was a very cruel person; too many global variables in a recursive program!
Oh well, now I can finally get to implementing refraction in this ray-tracer, after years of delay.
It doesn't help that I'm tweaking a program that I made around the time I started programming. :lol: My former self was a very cruel person; too many global variables in a recursive program!
Oh well, now I can finally get to implementing refraction in this ray-tracer, after years of delay.
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Flyin in the Caribbean.
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*drool*
Ok. You just made me think of Wings just then . . .
(Is that Baron dubbed 'Caribbean Queen'?)
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Damn, you made me realize STS-134 was 17 months ago...
Quick_Nick
Passed the Turing Test
Ugh, the Windows 8 commercial even exclusively features a tablet. I guess if I want a PC, I'll be using 7 until I have to switch to Linux or something.
Izack
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Yesterday we had our first snow. Flurries expected today, too. Oh, Canada. 
jangofett287
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Yesterday we had our first snow. Flurries expected today, too. Oh, Canada.
I feel obliged to leave this here:
BruceJohnJennerLawso
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Yesterday we had our first snow. Flurries expected today, too. Oh, Canada.
Where? Weve only had lots of very cold rain in southern Ontario.
Izack
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New Brunswick. You may not have heard of us, but we're actually part of the country! :lol:
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LOL, I live near the original Brunswick. :lol:
EDIT: I just see, the historic WW2 bomb raid on Brunswick, that destroyed most of the city, was on this day, 68 years ago
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Izack
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How many are there? IIRC we're named after England's Brunswick.
Linguofreak
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Yay for the Arrogant Worms!
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I dont get the point of that sky diving stunt....
