Put #define true (rand()%1000 != 0) in some obscure C or C++ header file on their system/project. This makes true evaluate to false one in a thousand times, and will make them spend hours trying to figure out why things like infinite loops, aren't quite infinite.

Other languages should also allow you to do things like this, if not messing with constants, messing with standard library functions.

Federation seems to work now.

This is me except the bins are just different corners of a closet.

Really? If have had good results just placing a screwdriver inside an electromagnet, still magnetized a few years later.

Any strong magnet can magnetize other things, depending on the material. Iron can be relatively easily be magnetized, while neodymium magnets require a huge (but obtainable) field.

That looks like a big electromagnet, from a motor, it will probably work, but you have to feed it DC, not AC. (Or else the object will be demagnetized when removed)

Ok, as a compromise between a generic word and a specific name, I vote we call them Xcrement. (Verb: Xcrete) (Would nicely describe the average quality too)

Sorry, missed that one.

I just move any duplicate code into a function, no issues yet. (In face, fixing a single bug often ends up fixing multiple problems)

I don't think there is a way to force black to loose, at least given they play well. Obviously if they take the queen they loose, but if they move a pawn forward they can keep playing indefinitely.

Mostly random forums, like this one: https://www.eevblog.com/forum/

More context please: What happened? What were you doing? What does you setup look like?

I highly recommend you try Linux gaming, it's still not perfect, but has massively improved in the last few years.

In technical fields? All the time. It is super rare for someone to ignore your arguments or resort insulting you during a discussion.

The real question is why is blocked again.

Yes. They literally have a huge community dedicated to disrupting other instances: https://hexbear.net/c/the_dunk_tank

Lemmygrad is nothing compared to the shear volume of brigading, spam and bad faith arguments coming from there.

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It's still there in modern Linux at include/math-emu/double.h

Your going to have to read the input one piece at a time, allocating a bigger buffer as you go. (realloc is the way to go here) I recommend putting the input reading code in a function do you can easily use it multiple times.

Just like any other drive, assume they could fail at any moment, and have backups.

These aree same guys that asked people to pirate instead of buying from key resellers, because most of those keys were bought with stolen credit cards. In that case the game company doesn't get to keep the money, but does have to pay exorbitant fees.

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