>>28027
It's just CSS3:
img { animation: huehuehue 12s ease infinite normal; }
You need to use -webkit-animation for Chrome and Safari, -moz-animation for Firefox and -o-animation for Opera, I believe.

>>28028
Thank you very much.

Get or pirate a book called Starting Out with C++: From Control Structure to Objects by Tony Gaddis. He does a great job explaining concepts to beginners also if you still don't understand something http://thenewboston.org/list.php?cat=16 is a pretty good site for beginner tutorials on C++

I have never learned python but I would recommend it first because it is designed to be easy to learn and understand.
Get the basics of programming from python, play around do some cool things and then move to C.
In C you will learn more about the hard lined basic stuff.
You could jump straight to C++ and I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS...
http://cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/
it is as brief and through as possible. Write the code that they have demoed for you and play around with it, that is how you will really learn, by playing.
everything up to the Object Oriented Programming section is mostly C
there will be some exceptions like
cout<<"hello world"<<endl;
is C++ equivalent of
printf("hello world");
you will learn that in the later sections.

Ive been learning java through my computer science classes for about 2 semesters and have impressed myself at least with how much im understanding. I just recently started looking into and dabbling with other languages to compare them to java. I recommend Java as a great starting language, because its hard in the beginning but once a firm grasp on the basics is attained, EVERYTHING has been a breeze to learn. Except certain things in Arrays. I fucking hate arrays. -.-

I just dove in. Set realistic goals then learn the techniques to make the goals happen. For me I wanted to make text appear. Then I made a calculator, Then i made ascii move around with key commands etc.

Set goals, reach goals, learn.

you think c++ is the simplest thing to start with who told you that lie?

go in a browser and dick around with javascript that's probably as dead simple as you can go.

maybe https://trac.handbrake.fr/wiki/SupportFAQ#scrambledscenes
and https://trac.handbrake.fr/wiki/SupportFAQ#audio-drop

also, /tech/

>>27776
Nah I figured it out!! I broke it in DVD FAB and later took that file and ripped it into handbrake worked perfectly!!!

How advanced is the class?

Maybe you could make an app that is similar to f.lux, which "smoothens" (changes the K of the screen light, making it less blue) the screen light making it more enjoyable to look at when it is dark. That would definitely be useful, as the sun-like-light can make your eyes strain and can effect your ability to sleep (you know the feeling when you turn on your phone in the middle of the night, and the screen being too bright and you have to squint your eyes)?

Sorry for bad grammar, I don't really know how to explain this :P

>>28001
So you want to make a little instructional video game basically that teaches them how to run fire alarm systems? Wouldn't your success cause you to immediately lose your job to a Frankenstein's monster-esque machine of your own creation?

>>28003
Jenny would be programming her particular knowledge and experience into a computer, where she would live forever, happily performing her work for as long as she is wanted. the singularity is coming.

>>28003
Yes a video game would be a great approach, something that would allow the staff to practice resetting the system, or practice disabling various inputs.

>>28007
Lol

I would think there would be a market for this type of application too, as so many businesses have different alarm systems and very basic or no training how to use them.

aren't they just little computers that run linux?

I might get one and throw Apache on it or something.

I think what'd be the most fun is designing my own case for it, though.

For #2, use a loop with an incrementing variable, and for #3 just evaluate the user's question against a regular expression that matches criteria of your choice.

>>27995
or if plain regexps aren't your stuff, python string have a 'startswith(substr)' method.

To clarify, I only included the offending function.

>>27986
If range is 1 it will be an infinite loop

>>27991

I actually fixed this replacing xCnt == 23 with xCnt >= 25

you want to obtain an existing 0day? you pay for them.

you want to find your own 0days? become a competent systems programmer and spend a lot of time in the debugger.

>>27971
Thanks, I was just completely at a loss as to what they even did. I was curious as to if people were finding them or if most of them were leaked out or bought from internal sources. It appears as if both instances are the case from what you've just said.

>>27896
DEA... D-estroying E-veryones A-ssholes

>>27864

This is wisdom right here.

>>27814
Prolly half of my class.
Now prolly half at my work.

>>27895

> Java can suck a massive donkey dick!

That's not true, the dick-sucking functionality has been deprecated. :(

I do enjoy smoking weed, a lot haha. The one time I went to my Database Structures class blazed and we were going through MySQL workbench and writing SQL code.. it was terrible. I kinda just got lost in trying to figure out what to do lol

But other times I've had inspiration to make awesome cool programs/games when high. It relights the passion that I had when I was young (still do) to make games I guess

>mfw that isn't true since a *nix shell is actually usful
>mfw this isn't programming-related at all
>mfw fuck you

DICKS EVERYWHERE

>>27932
/thread

>>27932

are you upset that when you do a ls in powershell it returns a directory listing?

how is ps not prog related? i've seen scripts over 300 lines long...

i don't understand the hostility

>>27943
Automating the alias from dir to ls doesn't quite make ps equivalent of linux command line.

I tried to find a comprehensive listing of the cmdlets, which I believe are the small programs for parsing text data, but couldn't. This already is a bad sign.
If ps brings commands line which, ps, awk, sed; helps set path variable so that programs like python can be used; has a command buffer that can be searched through; a text buffer that can be scrolled through with something like page up/down; a good scripting language and important & useful internal variables such as $? and !!, powershell might be useful for some.