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<0> how does it look?
<1> horrid
<0> lol
<1> has AMD on the page
<0> took me like 15 minutes
<0> HAHA
<0> I know i hate it
<0> but everyone at work is like its the best
<0> i run intel without any problems
<1> depends what you want to do with AMD, but unfortunately the seem to have a desktop performance edge
<1> good boy
<1> I'm severely biased
<0> yea they are starting to outdo intel in a lot of ways
<0> i hate to say.
<0> used to be they would just imitate intel.
<1> AMD are a bad company mind, but that's not the current product list
<0> but NoOo thats not enough for them
<1> hopefully the new stuff will gain that back
<1> time will tell
<1> and they only compete with Intel in a fraction of Intels market
<2> i closd the port on firewall. I gotta set it up so the administration page isnt available on the same port as the website.
<2> thank you for your help
<3> guys
<4> girls
<3> I want to get my MenuBar to use MacOS 10's Screen Menubar
<3> I've read I need to set com.apple.macos.useScreenMenuBar to true
<3> but how do I do this?
<3> here's my code so far
<3> http://pastebin.com/596853
<5> Matt_: no clue.
<3> http://developer.apple.com/documentation/Java/Conceptual/Java131Development/value_add/chapter_6_section_4.html
<3> I've read this, but I'm pretty n00bish, and I don't understand how it helps me
<5> Matt_: to me it seems that they mean a property, as in system properties, as in http://www.google.com/search?complete=1&hl=en&q=java+system+properties&btnG=Google+Search
<5> Matt_: also there is http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=com.apple.macos.useScreenMenuBar&btnG=Google+Search
<3> Clackwell: thanks!
<6> can anybody tell me what is missing here ? i'm trying to write a recursive method for calculating the sum of a number sequence, problem is if I calculate the sum of 1...6 the answer it 16, (there's a 6 missing). http://rainbow.homelinux.org/websvn/filedetails.php?repname=tod063&path=%2Foppgaver%2Fchapter10%2Fex10_5%2Fex10_5.java&rev=0&sc=0
<6> and no, its not homework
<5> _X-Treme: what's the problem again?
<6> there is a logical problem somewhere, and I can't find it. The task itself is written in the top of the file at that link, the results are, I input sum(4), which returns 8(wrong), sum(5) returns 5,(correct),sum6 returns 16(wrong)
<5> no clue, way over my head.
<6> :) ok thanks anyway
<7> _X-Treme : you need to call your function sum(int n1, int n2)
<7> :D
<7> _X-Treme : you can't divide up as you have done
<6> hm
<6> where n1=(n/2) and n2=((n/2)+1) ?
<7> no, where n1 is the "from" number, and n2 is the "to" number
<7> so sum(1,n) = sum(1,n/2) + sum(n/2+1,n)
<6> ok, i'll give that a shot. thanks
<7> :D
<6> hehe
<7> :D
<7> (but,but,but your teacher is a bit n00bish too... An A+ student would just write sum(n)=(n+1)*n/2
<7> )
<7> (at least for even numbers)
<6> an A+ student wouldn't use a recursive algorithm for this purpose :P
<1> out of interest what's the problem statement
<6> Write a recursive method to match the following recursive definition: The sum of 1 to N is the sum of 1 to (N/2) plus the sum of (N/2+1) to N. Trace your solution using an N of 7
<1> k, good exercise
<1> easy way to start learning recursion (by using a transparent and simple example)
<1> :)
<6> hehe
<7> rain ?
<7> still in az , I presume
<1> lots and lots of it, started with a m***ive storm last night
<1> yes
<1> was dry for 143 days
<7> otherwise, probably, the right word would be "snow"
<7> :D
<1> snow in northern AZ, but not here
<7> oh
<7> well, in Ireland , anyways
<1> it's 5000' higher
<1> not much snow in ireland
<1> lots of water
<1> brb
<7> hm, light rain in Dublin :S ... ok, better than here then.
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