how long do you think it'll be before police helicopters are replaced by drones?
they are way cheaper and could even track criminals without an operator, sure the software needs some work buy I don't think it'll be long
they are way cheaper and can even go up to windows of a house a suspect entered or follow them through wooded areas and use thermal cameras to track them
If helicopters stop being a thing will people talk about doing "the drone" with their penis?
>>60719065
Should be called the rotary or propeller since only the propeller spins
>>60719041
Some places already use them like you mentioned in your last sentence.
They won't replace helicopters for those televised chases that people love to watch tho. Drones aren't fast enough and they don't last long enough for vehicle chases.
Where can I learn to make custom phone UI?
I want to be able to make a phone UI from a video game and have the features on the home screen as my personal apps.
klwp
the phone in valhalla was basically just a low res android ui though
Jill is cute.
Hello /g/.
I have been trying to fix this code for an hour since i woke up.
No clue what's wrong with it, it just doesn't seem to be working.
Please help.
>Problem:
I run it and everything works as it should, only problem is that it println's AFTER user input, rather than BEFORE.
>code:import java.util.Random;
import java.util.Scanner;
public class Math_Master {
public static void main(String[] args) {
Random r = new Random();
Scanner s = new Scanner(System.in);
int op = 0;
int a, b;
int I;
int result;
for (int t = 1; t != 10; t++){
a = r.nextInt(10);
b = r.nextInt(10);
I = s.nextInt();
switch (op){
case 0:
result = a + b;
System.out.println(a + " + " + b + "=");
System.out.println( (I == result ? "correct" : "incorrect.\nThe correct answer was: " + result));
break;
//subtraction
case 1:
result = a - b;
System.out.println(a + " - " + b + "=");
System.out.println( (I == result ? "correct" : "incorrect.\nThe correct answer was: " + result));
break;
//division
case 2:
result = a / b;
System.out.println(a + " / " + b + "=");
System.out.println( (I == result ? "correct" : "incorrect.\nThe correct answer was: " + result));
break;
//multiplication
case 3:
result = a * b;
System.out.println(a + " * " + b + "=");
System.out.println( (I == result ? "correct" : "incorrect.\nThe correct answer was: " + result));
break;
//error message
default:
System.out.println("programming is fucked");
}
}
}
}
>inb4 - not you personal tech company
never said you were, just trying to fix this broken code.
import java.util.Random;
import java.util.Scanner;
public class Math_Master {
public static void main(String[] args) {
Random r = new Random();
Scanner s = new Scanner(System.in);
int op = fag;
int a, b;
int I;
int result;
for (int t = 1; t != 10; t++){
a = r.nextInt(10);
b = r.nextInt(10);
I = s.nextInt();
switch (op){
case 0:
result = a + b;
System.out.println(a + " + " + b + "=");
System.out.println( (I == result ? "correct" : "incorrect.\nThe correct answer was: " + result));
break;
//subtraction
case 1:
result = a - b;
System.out.println(a + " - " + b + "=");
System.out.println( (I == result ? "correct" : "incorrect.\nThe correct answer was: " + result));
break;
//division
case 2:
result = a / b;
System.out.println(a + " / " + b + "=");
System.out.println( (I == result ? "correct" : "incorrect.\nThe correct answer was: " + result));
break;
//multiplication
case 3:
result = a * b;
System.out.println(a + " * " + b + "=");
System.out.println( (I == result ? "correct" : "incorrect.\nThe correct answer was: " + result));
break;
//error message
default:
System.out.println("programming is fucked");
}
}
}
}
>>60718468
Damn that's some mighty fine unreadable code you got there.
import java.util.Random;
import java.util.Scanner;
public class Math_Master {
public static void main(String[] args) {
Random r = new Random();
Scanner s = new Scanner(System.in);
int op = 0;
int a, b;
int I;
int result;
for (int t = 1; t != 10; t++){
a = r.nextInt(10);
b = r.nextInt(10);
I = s.nextInt(); // NIGGER THIS IS WHY!!!!!!!
switch (op){
case 0:
result = a + b;
System.out.println(a + " + " + b + "=");
/////PUT IT HERE
System.out.println( (I == result ? "correct" : "incorrect.\nThe correct answer was: " + result));
break;
//subtraction
case 1:
result = a - b;
System.out.println(a + " - " + b + "=");
////// AND HERE
System.out.println( (I == result ? "correct" : "incorrect.\nThe correct answer was: " + result));
break;
//division
case 2:
result = a / b;
System.out.println(a + " / " + b + "=");
/////// AND HERE
System.out.println( (I == result ? "correct" : "incorrect.\nThe correct answer was: " + result));
break;
//multiplication
case 3:
result = a * b;
System.out.println(a + " * " + b + "=");
//////// HERE TO YOU RETARDED DICK-HEAD
System.out.println( (I == result ? "correct" : "incorrect.\nThe correct answer was: " + result));
break;
//error message
default:
System.out.println("programming is fucked");
}
}
}
}
So, anyone here works with JPA + Spring + AngularJS?
Need to learn those things as fast as possible.
I have some experience with Java Web and Hibernate...
>>60718340
I do have a Spring w/ Hibernate + Angular 1 project. I'm currently rewriting the frontend in React w/ MobX.
Can you recommend some books or videos?
>>60718424
Can you recommend some books or videos?
Is there a way I can change the default DE in tails to something less retarded?
Gnome3 runs like shit on really old machines and modern machines.
>>60718229
No it runs off a USB lol unless you want to recompile a OS for pedophiles
>>60718229
>have something to hide
>have something to hide in style
Choose one terrorist scum
>>60718229
nah, tails makes it really hard to change components
get a better computer, you'll need a 64-bit cpu when tails 3.0 hits in 10 days
Thoughts on this book?
Flimsy but easy to hackintosh
>>60717525
>いじり倒す
What does that mean? I have a flashcard for it, but I always mark it hard because I'm not 100% on the meaning.
Does it mean something like "to mess around"?
>>60717683
it means you'll never be japanese stupid weeb
What do you mean?
Education? No.
Journalism? Maybe. The less background a journalist has in computer science, the more they tend to fuck up the terminology. As such, they need to be educated on the shit they report on.
>>60717429
the terminology being used now is either too vague or outdated
many terms , concepts and labels that are still in use were applied in the first half of the 20th century so you could communicate/sell to technologically illiterate people and kind of stuck around due to the amateur hobbyists that grew up in that time period and established the current computer industry. Combine that with shoddy journalism and the end result is shallow understanding/ memes of what actually goes on and difficulty in teaching/ getting people interested in computers, as well as communicating with mathmaticians/ engineers across other industries
Auurgggg
Fucking connect.
My phone can
My Xbox can
My old as dell desktop can
But a lenovo thinkpad bought in 2016? lol nope
Fuck technology
>>60717297
Jesus fucking Christ. Bait or not Get off the Internet you fucking idiot.
At 13, I brute forced my neighbors wifi connection with an old emachine and Vaio REMOTELY while mostly using the ugly fucking command prompt
I had to hide my laptop inside my gay neighbors house over night for maximum packets.
Seriously though, who knows what's wrong with it. I've had a lot of wifi issues over many devices. All of today's hardware is shit. Come back in another 10 years.
Friend had the same problem with his xps. Try changing the router password type to something that isn't web
>>60717691
>At 13, I brute forced my neighbors wifi connection with an old emachine and Vaio REMOTELY while mostly using the ugly fucking command prompt
Are you seriously bragging about being able to copy paste some fucking aircrack-ng commands into a terminal at 13?
Or maybe some easy to use non-browser software?
It would just be for keeping my porn stuff in one place away from my main browser
Firefox
notepad
>>60715098
i need to be able to switch the bookmark file between browsers
>>60715083
i guess, if there aren't any better options
>tfw keep daydreaming about making some genius feat that will make me recognized worldwide in an instant(shit like inventing artificial general inteligence from my basement, hacking systems across the entire world, etc)
I'm already 23, when will I stop being a manchild dreaming about being a superhero and actually do something productive?
>>60908747
Probably never.
>>60908747
>genius feat that will make me recognized worldwide in an instant
>hacking systems across the entire world
>you will never be like Putin
Hey /g/uys, how do I solve this issue? My PC is stuck at the splashscreen of my motherboard, the PC gives a bleep sound after it starts up so all the parts should be fine. How do I solve it?
(A disclaimer that I do not have a new GPU installed, from where this issue is known from)
have you turned it off and on again?
>>60907969
I did
I just took a huge shit while waiting for this thread, it booted up
/thread
So i'm new to Linux. I've installed some distros in the past, and always ended up switching back to Windows for gaming. Anyway, I don't play games as much as I used to, so I figured I'd give it another roll.
So today I have a buddy over, and I'm explaining to him some of the cool things about Linux. I was showing off apt-get, explaining it's a pretty cool and quick way to get software. He asks me "can you install minesweeper with it?" I say "Yeah sure probably".
A quick Google search showed me there was a Debian package called games-minesweeper. I installed it, and its dependencies, and then I literally spent 2 hours trying to find and run that package, and I still haven't been able to. My logical thinking process was as follows:
Let me try just typing the package name into the Terminal: failed: bash: games-minesweeper: command not found
Ok, let's see if there's a link on the desktop or in the application menu: no, there wasn't
Hmm, let me try to find it with "locate mine": nothing looking like Minesweeper found with that name
That's odd, let me get out of this terminal and try to search for it in the desktop file manager:
Mines & sgt-mines. This looks promising. I double click both files: "There was an error launching the application" & "Could not display sgt-mines"
Looks like sgt-mines is a library. Mines is probably the right file. Let's try installing the recommended dependencies for game-minesweeper (gnome-mines, and kmines) Did that: "There was an error launching the application"
Let me try launching that file from the terminal. I navigate to it in terminal and notice it has a .desktop extension. I enter the filenames including the .desktop extension: bash: sgt-mines.desktop: command not found
Hmm, what is a .desktop file? Google search. Oh it's a link. Where is the executable it's linking to? Let me examine the file contents with vim:
No file path? That is weird. Is this even the package I installed? I give up. I have no idea wtf I am doing. Advice?
I don't have this problem.
>>60907535
lol showoff
I'm on Kali. Maybe it's just useless for anything but network tools?
>>60907513
Stay away from Linux. We are full.
I got $100 and I'm trying to build a PC. Please help me /g/ I don't even know where to start
>>60907029
https://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/want-a-computer-for-less-than-a-benjamin-weve-rounded-up-10-options/
>>60907029
Just a PC or a "gaming" pc?
>>60907064
Gaming
>1999
>be me
>on windows 98
>start copying files from a CD drive
>system locks up and doesn't stop locking up until it's done copying
>jump forward to 2017
>be me
>running Windows 7 (or ubuntu, happens in both)
>start writing an iso to a CD-RW
>system locks up and doesn't stop locking up until it's done writing
Why is this still a thing /g/? My computer nearly crashed (and did in fact crash Chrome) because of this.
Buy more RAM and an SSD you fag.
>use chrome
>crash
Time to switch to Brave.
I've got the money and the impulse right now to buy a wooting one, now that they've started on mass production. With per-key RGB, n-key rollover, [marketing ploy 3 here] etc., it sounds great. Does anyone here have experience with an analog keyboard? Are analog mechanical keys worth $179?
>>60906476
what's the use of an analog keyboard
>>60906503
pic related, while a normal keyboard is on-off, analog is everywhere in between. Imagine your keyboard can work like a joystick.
preorder?