Orpheus

Going to have to agree, as much as I loathe the WBC. If we start getting into "freedom of speech, but not for him", we end up with a horrible perversion of how to run a state. I just get the hell annoyed out of me by people in general. Honestly, even if their "right to speech" is fine and dandy, there's a thing called respect and common sense. They lack it and someone needs to kill them. They're completely insane. For example, their "funeral protest". Funerals call for a certain degree of credence and respect. What they did sends them straight into complete monster territory. There is no logical justification to this at all. Honestly, I'd love to drive all the way to where they live, and burn their church down.

It'd be a risk you yourself are taking if you do that. Don't think it's against the rules, so long as you know the risks. Also found some diamonds on the server lowc posted.

I present to you guys, none other than the most hilariously bad rides of all: [spoiler=Mobius Clusterf**k Double Reacharound] Note that it's using a mobius design, which is technically two stations for one roller coaster track. Also, points is as follows: (2*8.39+9.05)/6.39 = 4.042253521126761

Mine is incoming, apparently the screenshot function ingame is stupid.

Working on mine.

Oh yes. Get used to time travel shenanigans and the grid-based system. And any boss that takes up all of the grid is a royal [bleep] to fight. Depending on how far you're in, I think you'll know what boss(es) I'm referring to. Other than that, working on the aforementioned game myself.

Over. It's much easier to reach really, and when you're in the dark after midnight, you gotta be able to get a good grip on the roll.

Ah, fair enough. I know that floats take up less cpu usage than doubles, I was just curious.

#include <iostream> #include <iomanip> #include <vector> #include <fstream> using namespace std; struct datastring { int studentNum; string studentName; double OB; //outstanding balance }; int main() { int size = 2; vector<datastring> myVec(2); ifstream FI; FI.open("students.dat"); if (FI.fail()) { cerr<<"File failed to open, create it."<<endl; abort(); } FI >> myVec.studentNum; while(!FI.eof()) { cin.ignore(); cin.getline(FI, myVec.studentName); FI >> myVec.OB; if (myVec.size() >= size) { myVec.resize(2*size); } FI >> myVec.studentNum; } cout<<"Works"<<endl; FI.close(); return 0; } The main focus is when I'm trying to read in information from a file into a vector, and it just can't seem to work with my struct. The task is to learn dynamic allocation, and that's why there's a resize function. The rest is cake once I get this resolved. Any help is appreciated.

I'm a bit curious bballer, but is the floats for efficiency and less cpu usage? I'd imagine doubles could work just fine or something. As for me, I'm learning pointers and dynamic allocation. Yay.

Yes. Yes I have. ? I lol'd way too hard. Nice one.

It's nice to be able to speed, but that's going to screw you over at one point. Either way, consider what's happened a lesson learned. Try not to do the same thing again. And the DE does kinda help, as after some time, the insurance cost reduction will make it pay for itself.

Interestingly enough, I was just listening to that song. Voltaire - Zombie Prostitute.

Those goddamn chocobo dive-bomb birds from Final Fantasy X. ALL MY RAGE. I WANNA BE THE GUY HAS NOTHING ON THIS.

THOSE STUPID BIRDS FROM THE CHOCOBO MINIGAME FROM FINAL FANTASY X. ALL MY RAGE.

Oh, I can do a lot better than that. A lot.

Brilliant, the beard has a bread. Speaking of which, I'm gonna go trim my bread.

The morality of such a thing is nebulous at best, and I'm not sure it's legal. He isn't technically breaking any rules as far as I know, but if a mod or admin wants to chime in, by all means.

Or that yes, she doesn't want to hurt you. My apologies, i'm currently going through a stage where I see the worst in people. Really need to stop this. Can I ask, have you actually done something wrong for this letter to be written or are you just doing it for the sake of your relationship? I'm pretty good at telling when she's lying, but I doubt I can convince you either way. Well, her parents logged onto ehr account while we were chatting and thus overheard me ranting about how they sucked as aprents, how much my parents hated them (untrue, but I felt like having allies), and how much they sucked in egenral. I was doping this to cheer ehr up and ebcause I was angry at them for screaming at her for basically no reason. I don't think I was really in the wrong, as they should never have eavesdropped on our personal conversation, but I also understand why they now dislike me for insulting them. You should have also added that the KKK, Westboro Baptist Church, and Al-Qaeda wouldn't want anything to do with them. Show that even evil has standards. This could theoretically backfire, but still. Either way, the way you've been cutting the parents, the seem to fall as being of the Lawful Evil alignment, alongside groups like WBC, knight templars, and corrupt judges.

Reminds me of this: [spoiler=>___> Spoiler]

Your brother looks like a complete badass. Woah man. He's got like the best bread ever.

Notably, my first run had only Mordin die. Apparently he's not built for a "hold-the-line" scenario.

I love programming shenanigans, I really do >__>. Screw pointers.

Damn, was hoping you'd not remember that loophole.

Dehydrated Urine should be a dark yellow not green? Green would indicate some sort of infection. Girls and arguments; they will never drop it even when they've clearly got there point across and they're right. Agreed on the second, and dehydrated urine should be a dark yellow. It's supposed to be clear, but point being.