Club409

The best damn waste of time!

Calling on you computer nerds

rachew
Total posts: 897
nope. and nothing was touching my touch lamp. no kitties or dogs or people...so i don't know what could have done it.
acelxix
Total posts: 2394
did you check too see if the dead body was missing from the dead-body hiding spot? :D
rachew
Total posts: 897
funny story...that closet door was open when i got home that day. Also it did it again this morning but this time I memorized what it said. (This was in an awesome redneck accent) "Over at the Georgia Science and Technology center they got a big duly truck in the driveway and one o' them satellite buses." I live across the street from the Science Center and they have a school bus that they made look like a shuttle. I also noticed a huge truck passing by at the time. I guess whatever radio or cell phone he uses comes across my speakers. Super weird.
begels
Total posts: 12
(Updated 11/20/2009 6:43 PM)
hey begels. change your password. tard ass
mwinter
Total posts: 4315
I may or may not have added that feature :( sorry
scott
Total posts: 1076
haha. i was wasted when i did that. and i was on his computer. you should have seen the sabotage we did to the dorms.
begels
Total posts: 12
My room definitely took the brunt of the blow but the rest of the dorm also saw some action. By the way I didn't even notice you typing that on my computer last night. When I saw it this morning I assumed I must have written a thoughtful message to myself.
Drew
Total posts: 5110
so i got my new 1 tb external hd which will mostly be holding music and video files but what i want it to also do is backup files so anyone know a good program that would check and see that D:\drew's important stuff\ is the same as G:\drew's important stuff\ every so often? or better yet modified both files immediately? i was going to say simultaneously but a backup program that modifies a backup file simultaneously wouldn't be very good i guess they would need to modify the backup file right after the original modification...hmm
mwinter
Total posts: 4315
File Sync -- haven't used it but it looks innocent enough
Steven
Total posts: 751
(Updated 12/7/2009 5:09 AM)
hokay so who knows a little something about C++ in particular how compilers deal with function names?so i have a fortran function that needs to be calling a C++ function. i can't call it directly because C++ does weird shit to function names when it compiles so right now i have a workaround where i declare the C++ function like:extern "C" { void myFun_(some arguments); }(the underscore is necessary because fortran always adds an underscore to function names but that's fine.) that takes care of the C++ name mangling and it seems to work unless myFun is overloaded (since C doesn't support overloading). does anyone know of a different way to make this work that supports overloading?