Sup /g/,
Who's the Milhouse Van Houten of the tech industry?
Advanced Milhouse Devices
>>59684977
what anime is this?
Phil Spencer
I have one question, how hard will this flop?
In case you haven't seen it yet:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=34I27KPZM6g
>>59684104
>Project Kikeoff
Finally an honest kickstarter name
cheap A4 e-ink tablet with decent resolution is the dream
pity anything that size is a meme
>sudo rm -rf
>>59684103
> sudo rm -rf /
>>59684103
stop shitposting you dumb retard
>>59684103
>sudo rm -rf apu-trash-meme
Should I use an automated tool to generate UML diagrams of my code, or should I make it a habit to draw them manually as I code?
We may hire additional developers along the way so we'd like to make our code easy to understand quickly.
>>59684098
> needing to draw uml diagram
>>59684098
If you wanna do it right you design your software before programming, not while you're doing it or afterwards. I guess you can use some magical shit to generate stuff from the existing code, better then nothing.
I feel like some people on /g/ simply never heard about software engineering.
>>59684098
UML diagrams have two main functions:
First and more importantly: Make you think about what you are going to build see potential fuck-ups before they happen
But then you can ask "then why UML has all these rigid norms?" and the reason to that is the second function: Communicate the workings of your system to anyone who's not familiar with it.
If you think you are too good to waste time thinking about your software like >>59684174 (pro tip: you are not, software is complex), then generating diagrams from your code fills the second role.
But wait, before you go ahead and generate hundreds of diagrams, think about it for a while. If the objective is communication, you don't want to bury your reader in a document of hundreds of pages, so you have to choose the best diagrams for each aspect of your system.
I find the package diagram, the ER diagram and the domain diagram (it's like a class diagram without implementation details) most useful for static analysis. If you have a RESTful API, you should make a state diagram for each resource, and if you have some complex operation, make a sequence diagram for it.
I hope this answer helped raise even if a tiny bit the average quality of software in the world.
whats the point of torrents? like why dont people just share the actual file. sorry im retarded. pic unrelated
>posts entire file in one place
>immediately taken down, easily trackable
>posts small bits of the file in numerous places, helped out by many other individuals
>risk of being caught or file being taken down is minimized and someone else's file is always there to back up yours
>>59684135
what about people who upload their own free content who have an option to torrent it as well?
>>59684225
torrenting is cheaper - no server costs
>tfw the FUCKING RUSSIANS are the reason why GNU/Linux is not the main OS today
Could you elaborate?
>>59683651
please explain
>>59683651
OП - хyй
I'm teaching myself Java and this is an error I've never gotten before, because it's something I thought I had mastered.
import java.util.*;
public class StudentApp {
public static void main(String[] args){
int CLTOT = 225;
int EXAMTOT = 150;
int FTOT = 100;
int LABS;
int PROJ;
Scanner s = new Scanner(System.in);
Student builder = new Student();
Student[] classScore = new Student[50];
Student.studentScores();
System.out.println("");
boolean run = true;
int counter = 0;
do{
System.out.print("Enter student's name (firstname lastname): ");
String name = s.nextLine();
System.out.println("Enter student's WID: ");
String id = s.nextLine();
System.out.println("");
System.out.println("Enter student's total for all LABS: ");
double ltot = Double.parseDouble(s.nextLine());
System.out.println("Enter student's total for all PROJECTS: ");
double ptot = Double.parseDouble(s.nextLine());
System.out.println("Enter student's total for all CODELAB: ");
double ctot = Double.parseDouble(s.nextLine());
System.out.println("Enter student's total for the 3 CLASS EXAMS: ");
double etot = Double.parseDouble(s.nextLine());
System.out.println("Enter student's total for the FINAL EXAM: ");
double ftot = Double.parseDouble(s.nextLine());
classScore[counter] = new Student(name, id, ltot, ptot, ctot, etot, ftot);
counter++;
System.out.println(counter + "Student(s) entered so far.");
System.out.println("Up to 50 students can be entered.");
System.out.println("Would you like to enter another student? ('Y' or 'N'): ");
char response = s.nextLine().charAt(0);
switch(response){
case 'Y':
case 'y':
if(counter <= 50){
run = true;
}
else{
run = false;
}
break;
case 'N':
case 'n':
run = false;
break;
}
}while(run);
}
}
I'm getting an error at my do-while, after the first print. The scanner isn't finding a line and idk why.
Please use code tags.
>>59683508
What exactly did you enter as input?
Also, learn to comment your code.
>>59683508
>>59683725
Also, sharing your stacktrace would be a good idea.
Im interested in a career in network security and was interested if any of you had resources or advice (forums, books and the like) to get help me into the field.
>>59683274
>ethnical
Work with Indians.
Why did you put "Leet Haxor" on Scorch when Fixer is the tech specialist?
its the first thing that comes up on google
>proprietary software is bad
see, this sort of mentality is why linux will never be widespread.
I support free software but there's literally nothing wrong with proprietary software.
>>59682270
There's tons of things wrong with proprietary software but being practical is nice too. There's a lot of things for which there are not libre offerings. If you're not actively working on creating them then you might as well use the proprietary alternative... on a libre OS.
>>59682766
First reply
Best reply
>>59683386
sp
wp
Languages without first class anonymous functions with lexical scoping are fucking jokes. How the fuck does anyone program in them in 2k17?
>>59680946
>t. js babby web "ninja"
>>59680956
JS is a fucking joke too, but for different reasons
>>59680946
C tards BTFO
I'm currently sitting on a Verizon family plan from ~2003 with unlimited data.
The problem is that I'm also paying an extra 70 dollars a month for 700 minutes, far more than I actually use.
Are there any alternative unlimited cellular data plans that are worthwhile these days? I'd like to not pay 150 a month.
>>59658724
>>59658724
Verizon has a $80 a month for a single unlimited plan with unlimited min and text.
>>59658751
Is there any throttling or other drawbacks?
Hey guys i suck at coding and need some help anybody know why it doesnt like num?
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
//variables
int message();
int num();
int code;
cout << "Please enter 1, 2, or 3: ";
cin >> code;
code = message(num);
system("pause");
return 0;
}
void message(int num)
{
if (num == 1)
cout << "Yo momma!" << endl;
else if (num == 2)
cout << "Yo Daddy!" << endl;
else
cout << "Yo Gritty Gritty Grandma!" << endl;
return 0;
}
>>59726199
>int message();
>int num();
what
>>59726199
First. Define int like this:
int num;
Second. You are asigning code to 1,2,3 (let's say user actually typed 1,2 or 3) and then you replace it's value with the function message(num).
Third. Void means it doesn't return a value. You actually want to try to return 0 in the function. If you do want to return 0, change the function to int.
Hope I didn't miss anything else
>>59726199
Wow.
What do you mean with?
>code = message(num);
You have an int and a function you didn't declare before you used it.
If you spent more time reading the book they gave you and less time shitting all over this place, you might learn something.
On PassMark, it does better than any Ryzen and is only beat by super-expensive Xeons.
I need it for scientific computing (large scale integer programming) and playing 4K content. Will get a GTX 1080 Ti as well.
>>59725961
>PassMark
worthless
Can someone explain the meme of posting these bar graphs over and over to me?
>>59725970
what should I use then?
A copy of full Office 2016 is $399 from the Microsoft Store.
I bought a key from this dude for about $7.50, downloaded the software from Microsoft's own website, activated it using the key, and now I've got the full Office suite including Access/Publisher.
There was something about the keys coming from PCs that had the software uninstalled in the auction description, but that's it.
So what's the catch?
It'll get invalidated in a month
RIP anon's $7.50
>>59725637
I don't know, but I got mine for a third of the Microsoft's price from a local store.
If I use Keepass and store the database on Google Drive, is that secure enough?
Also what's the best Keepass app for android? I don't like KeePassDroid
>>59725335
If you are going to do that, just use lastpass.
Kinda defeats the main benefit of kepass
Just use masterpassword
>>59725335
>2017
>not using masturmeme
http://masterpasswordapp.com/