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Donators on forums will more than likely be carried over due to the fact that if you donate once on pxg.me, you get life-time status on the forums. In game is a different story, though. We do not have a retired admin and probably will not make one. I personally feel the group gives off a false sense of power to newbies. Don't mistake this as me assuming that people who have the group have a power trip, not at all. We just don't want newcomers to feel intimidated by "retired admins". I shall speak to Mikey and Nick about it and try to make a list pointing out exactly what will be crossed over..

Nick and I both disagree with merging reputation due to limitations that we've always had on reputation. Normal users (admins/official members/whatever) are only allowed to give 5 positive (and 3 negative) reputation a day. It would be unfair to transfer in vast amounts of reputation. You may think that it's unfair to you users (of Raid), but this was reputation that you earned among Raid's player base. We're sorry if you feel this way, but this is how we feel.

No, the servers will come under one unified name of Precision Gaming. We will be buying a dedicated server located in the EU (probably Western France) to better serve raid's existing community. Ranks, admin power, etc, will be stored in a database and will sync across US and EU servers.

*twitches* What type of keyboard are you looking for? Full/80/60? What type of switch? Blue/red/silent/green/black/clear/etc I fucking love keyboards.

They use the same verification services. I think even microsoft/google might as well, in some parts of the world at least.

Officially, no.. but wouldn't be that hard to make one.

shit game regardless

Hey Troll, Thanks for running a kick ass community in it's time of need. I'm not sure anyone who doesn't maintain/run a community really understands how much effort it actually takes, so from one CM to another, I appreciate it. You've given countless (okay, not literally countless) people joy and something to do to pass time. It's quite an experience. Although I can't say that we've been the best of friends, or even know one another very well, I wish you the best of luck to whatever the future holds for you. If you ever need anything, don't hesitate to ask.

He was up until the operation.

I died

It's seriously only about 5 lines of code in pascal.

Welcome to the forums! We spoke briefly on teamspeak the other day.

You need a program that flips an integer? 1234 -> 4321? This can be done easily with modular arithmetic. Here is a code snippet in C that can be easily converted if you've paid attention in class. int main() { int n, reverse = 0; printf("Please enter an integer to reverse: "); scanf("%d", &n); while (n != 0) { reverse = (reverse * 10); reverse = (reverse + (n % 10)); n = (n/10); } printf("The reverse of the entered number is = %d\n", reverse); return 0; }

Elementary was very responsive for me, I've never really used Ubuntu seriously. I got so bored of it when I did. I got rid of it so quickly.

How are you enjoying kubuntu? I've been thinking about installing it.

Have you tried a different USB port? Remove the keycap and try to press the button itslf. What keyboard do you have? Any specific type of switch? It's not hard to clean the switch if you're competent working with electronics.

If you need help with C, give me a ring.

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Thanks for donating. I sure appreciate it

>be me >be 19 >poor college kid who doesn't have any games >can't even afford a free Steam account >really want this game >write a green text to impress op >please op

Hey everyone, I'm curios as to if there is a way to make scanf check for two variables. For instance: scanf("%d/%d/%d", &m,&day,&year); checks for the date in only mm/dd/yy. If someone puts in 10/10/2015, this will return October 10th, 2015. However, if I use mm-dd-yyyy, and enter 10-10-2015, it returns October 0, 0 Is there a work around using scanf? @@BraXi, @

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:foreveralone: Better?