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Rab

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  1. Almost every day, for the past, several years, i've looked at the clock at 13:37 and thought ah it's leet o clock. Then a couple of years ago my friend and I got into a habit of wishing each other a happy leet o clock every day. So I decided to make a leet o clock javascript thinger, and website. So I guess I want to know what you guys think about it, have you ever wished someone a happy leet o clock?

    www.leetoclock.com

  2. Post count has nothing to do with quality of posts. Also, please don't antagonize people just for the sake of razzing them. If you see a mod has made the effort to address the issue, we don't need to add fuel to the fire. It's just counterproductive and starts more shit on the forums that we have been trying to move away from.

    *adds fuel to fire* *puts you on it*

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  4. I did some java programming on a mac at uni, it pissed me off muchly. That being said, it shouldn't be a showstopper.

    I started learning using: ISBN-10: 0201711079 / Understanding Java / Barry Cornelius

    I'm mostly writing Windows Services these days using Visual Studio in C# and that's what I find most enjoyable compared to all the other crap languages i've tried. VB can suck my fat one.

    Back to the matter at hand. If you don't like Xcode, don't use it. You should be able to get by just fine without it.

    Just Googled Xcode, looks like a total bag of shit. Defo work around it.

    The best would probably be to download a nice, free text editor, like TextWrangler. Write your code in that and compile and run via Terminal...

    Make a file with the code, name it file.c. Open Terminal use cd to get to the directory (folder) where the file is.

    Compile with gcc -o program file.c

    And run it with ./program

    Of course you can use other names for your file and executable...

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