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is this what people always say when they talk about how painful java is to use?

I have this function (and yes I know it doesn't work right):

public static int[] integerBubbleSort(int[] list){    
    for(int i = 0; i < list.length - 1; i++){
        if(list[i] > list[i + 1]){
            list = switchpos(i, i + 1, list);
        }//else: implicitly if list[i] <= list[i + 1], do nothing. 
    }
    return list;
}

which is called later:

int[] list = new int[]{70,5,10,40,20,3,7};
System.out.println(Arrays.toString(integerBubbleSort(list)));
System.out.println("Sorted from original array: " + Arrays.toString(list));

Printing the array after it's gone through the function is what I expect, but then the "sorted from orignal array x" is not at all what I expect; that being it's the same both times.

So I guess what's going on here is that, in the bubble sort function, there's the line assigning list to something, which means that Java sees that variable as the same one of the same name I define later.
Like what the fuck, like, that just seems so messy and weird. Why can't the function just be closed? In math if you define a function in terms of x, that doesn't fucking mean x is always defined in that way, it's called a FUCKING VARIABLE for a reason.

I don't want to write functions with side-effects, how do I make that clear to the compiler?

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/g/ what is the best Linux OS for breaking WPA/WPA2 wifi passwords?

Also in general what is the easiest way to do this.
I want to have access to some signals around me, in case my internet gets turned off, ill have an emergency access point.
I don't want to leech forever, this would just be used for emergencies in case you're wondering.

I have planned to purchase a strong wifi wireless PCI Express card. I can upgrade my desktop with the card to have more bars & such. So my question here is what card do you recommend? I'm looking at the http://www.tp-link.com/ brand, perhaps their archer series of cards, they seem powerful.

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I dare you.
explain a browser as simple as possible in as few words as possible.

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So how do i make an empty C++ project in the latest version of Visual Studio?

How the fuck could MS fuck up the new project window this bad?!?!?

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>What will you burn or microwave first?

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I'm looking for a non botnet rss/atom reader that WORKS.

It has to be able to import .opml files and autenticate, like pic related. (which doesn't download the articles for some reason on my cyanogenmod 13)

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So I'm currently sitting in my Comp Sci I programming class and wondering...
Why Java? Or more specifically why am I still here?

Why not teach a more universally useful language like C/C++, or Python (which they teach in an even lower level programming class)? I did all this stuff in high school and hate sitting through it.

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Hey /g/

I've got the cash on hand now to drop on a gaming notebook (pls don't crucify me I need the portability), and I was looking at the Asus ROG GL552VW, the only thing holding me back is the 2GB GTX 960M

Do you think it would be worth saving up an extra $600 CAD to invest in the GL502VW, which is packing a GTX 1060M 6GB? $1400 vs $2000

Just a quick yes or no.

>thx /g/

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>safely remove drive
>drive proceeds to spin to full speed
>"You may now eject your drive"
>still at full speed after 5 minutes
>still at full speed after computer shuts down

Thanks Linux

It's easier to open a terminal and type "sudo hdparm -y /dev/sdb"

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Is there a more stylish dumbphone than this?

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Winfag friend needs a new GPU. Here's what he's considering:
> RX 480 4GB: 212€
> RX 470 8GB: 212€
> RX 480 8GB: 260€
> GTX 1060 3GB: 195€
All retail prices, all MSI I think. Will be for playing on 1080p. Games will mostly be pre-DX12, but AFAIK the gain you got for a 1060 over a 480 on DX11 was around 3FPS, while the loss for DX12 was way bigger.

No memes, no obscene misuse of the word 'literally' as on most graphic cards general, no general shitposting. Just helping out an anon. You can do this /g/.

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What's your $PS1?

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what do you think about this?

i use adobe suite and cinema 4d for work, i play a lot of games and i use ableton to make music. so im looking for something powerful, silent and packed in a nice case.
i have only basic knowledge of building a pc, so what do you think about the parts from the pic?

im currently running on:
Sapphire Radeon HD 7870
Intel Core i5-3470
Asrock B75 Pro3
16gb ram

it's already couple of years old and beside the ocassional blackscreen its sometimes just not enough.

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Whats the name???

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ITT: we post typical /g/ OPs. I'll start:
>HOW WILL *insert company here* EVER RECOVER