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No new randomness from me today, but at least I have some time to get on the forums finally And to put it out there, my kid is due next month!!!! Ehh, I guess that was random-ish.
Anyways, glad to see some life pumped into this thread once again…I was wondering if it would eventually die off by slipping all the way down to the second page.
You should edit it to have the preprocs on the same line as well
…doesn't quite work that way. Preprocessor statements have to be on separate lines; '\n' is effectively the delimiter (also why you need to escape them when you want to space out a #define across multiple lines* ).
I did LOL..... But that was my point; It is not a true one liner. I have seen some true one-liners in javascript before though... Pretty cool stuff, let me tell you. I did it once in one of the programming languages on the AS/400 many years ago too.....
It could be just me, but it seems that ever since this thread has started slipping down the list, /General has become less light-hearted and more serious/stern overall, e.g. with threads like "Rank your religiousness" and "Concealed Carry", etc. becoming more popular.
I think it's time we lighten things up a little bit!
…unfortunately, I don't have anything interesting to post here at the moment, though…
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Originally Posted by MrCode
It could be just me, but it seems that ever since this thread has started slipping down the list, /General has become less light-hearted and more serious/stern overall, e.g. with threads like "Rank your religiousness" and "Concealed Carry", etc. becoming more popular.
I think it's time we lighten things up a little bit!
…unfortunately, I don't have anything interesting to post here at the moment, though…
Exactly.... That's why you/we need entertainment in our lives
AS/400....RunLolaRun for ya life!!!
That thing was crazy man, I was forced to work on AS/400 in the initial phase of my career 2.5 years ago, still remember the fun
AS/400....RunLolaRun for ya life!!!
That thing was crazy man, I was forced to work on AS/400 in the initial phase of my career 2.5 years ago, still remember the fun
Sadly enough, I still remember how to program on it too..... And most of the commands I remember too, along with the shitty menu system
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