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Especially code related details, but yes.

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On first ova alone:

-space scene and there's no sound
-english voice acting in actual english
-jet pilots know how to use parachutes
-riding a broom realistically makes your butt sore

Very much so

>>70329229
> -space scene and there's no sound
I wonder why so many shows don't get this right? It's not like a well-guarded secret that sound doesn't travel through vacuum.

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>>70328216
But that looks like PHP code in a Java project. Dropped.

>>70328216
YES! Why does everyone feel the need to use HTML? Why not the Linux kernel? LibreOffice? A random repo on Github?

>DisplayCP.ico

>>70329284
>implying people don't use PHP server side and Java client side in some applications

>>70329322
To be clear, those people should be shot. But they exist.

>>70329298
Display Control Panel

Yeah, PHP code but jsp files in explorer, that's fucking correct.

>>70329322
what retard would ever think use Java and PHP like that?

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yes, /g/ loves these threads

>>70329336
I guess that explains why they're editing the PHP code in what looks like Visual Studio.

I'll just get this out of the way myself: nofunallowed.jpg.dll.so

>>70328216
Is this some Steins Gate? I remember Steins Gate talking about using SQL injection to get their data.

>not a monospaced font
>no syntax highlighting

It may be 'correct' but its certainly no programmer I'd ever want to be near.

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Hey guys what's going on in this th-

>>70329352
Most of the things up there are pretty poorly named.
You can guess that one (and it's only an icon), but what are modStaCom or Bbufferface? They aren't descriptive at all. I'd be willing to bet the code is an incomprehensible mess.

>>70329429
No, that's 5 butthurts per second.

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Does anyone have the LOGH one? Where Kircheis is looking at a screen with details of what is onboard the ship (or something like that). The subtitles are reversed.

>>70328216
no I could not give less of a shit

I also don't care when people play Mario on xboxs in TV shows or when those guys in NCIS or whatever talk about hacking being like two ships in the middle of the ocean.

I also don't have autism. Not sure if those are related

>>70329266
Having no sound in space adds tension and suspense to a scene - you can use it to great effect if you want the viewer to worry about the people on the spaceship. Firefly did this, but bear in mind in Firefly the central characters run a smuggling ship and rely on deception to get away from their pursuers, it makes sense to have that extra tension when doing ship-to-ship stuff. Compare to Star Wars, where ship-to-ship combat is this huge flashing lights and explosions action, where it'd be boring and worse entertainment if they didn't kick physics to the curb.

Don't get me wrong, I think it's a great touch when a series gets it right, but most times it adds something to the series rather than taking something away when they do include sounds in space.

Congratulations, you are autistic enough to know coding. Now try to find a position that pays more than frying burgers at mcdonald's.

>>70329429
I highly doubt SERN would have been vulnerable to an SQL injection. That is the most elementary stuff to protect against. It was probably the only form of hacking the writers knew about.

>>70329533
Butthurt liberal arts major detected.

>>70329537
Not even to mention that this php code has absolutely nothing to do with sql injecting.

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>>70329373
>>70329440
then from the same show

>>70329537
SQL injection vulnerability is more CERN website developers problem rather than CERN scientists.

>>70329537
Well, it's not like multinational corporations or government sites were hacked that way ever, right?
In real life, security is not a priority unless we're talking about bank systems.
I doubt CERN, a scientific research organization cares that much about cyber security.priorities.

>>70329659
What's your point?

>>70329703
Scientists don't deal with SQL injections.

>>70329659
You can bet your ass CERN didn't hire a bunch of people who didn't even finish their first year of web dev classes. That's the first thing we learned after making a login system, to ALWAYS preg_match and sanitize input. EVERYWHERE.

>>70329726
are you actually that retard to think scientists there are responsible for CERN's website?

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>>70329675
>Well, it's not like multinational corporations or government sites were hacked that way ever, right?
And? Did I say protection is always implemented? No.

>In real life, security is not a priority unless we're talking about bank systems.
Bullshit.

>I doubt CERN, a scientific research organization cares that much about cyber security.priorities.
You actually believe that?

>>70329726
What does that have to do with what I said? I never said the scientists had to deal with them.

>>70329765
This. You don't make your your product is secure, you don't get paid. Simple as that.

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>>70329266
Note that the imaginary camera that provides the point of view must not necessarily be located in the same place as the imaginary microphone that captures the sound effects. One may be located outside and the other inside a space object.

>>70329852
But that's stupid.

>mastermind a plot to control the world through time travel
>neglect to set up even the most basic protection for your computer networks.

I am seriously concerned about the stupidity in this thread.

Also, SERN let them hack into their computers, it was a stable time loop.

>>70329852
Please reread what you wrote and tell me that it's not retarded as hell.

>>70329852
The laser beams and explosions still wouldn't make sound in space.

Posting into a PHP thread.

>>70328216
Is that 5 scenery per second?

I just noticed, but can you use "and" instead of && in if statements in php? I've never seen that before.

I don't understand any of that. Why are programming languages so damn hard?

>>70329884
It's one of the oldest tricks in the book. How many times have you witnessed a scene with a long shot of a building or a car, and you hear people talking, and then the camera zooms in and actually shows the characters in question. This is a basic technique.

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>>70329927

>>70329996
They aren't. It's just mechanical repeatition. If something's not right the program won't work so you can't really get stuff wrong. That's why the professionals don't have work and the jobs pay shit.

>>70329986
>can you use "and" instead of && in if statements in php?
yes you can.

>>70330044
I see.
I don't understand why you would, but okay.

>>70329728
The largest software companies in the world are vulnerable to this kind of thing though.

The simple reason being the guy who is making that cool C++ interpreter at Sern is not the same guy who sets up websites.

>>70329996
Programming is kind of like playing this game, but with text instead of graphics: http://pleasingfungus.com/Manufactoria/

>>70330038
>I don't know anything about programming or the CS field.

>>70330082
Different guide styles. Up to the last months all PHP projects had their own style guide and there's some quite messed up.
Right now I am working on FuelPHP and it suggests using && instead of AND and OR instead of ||.
Now the PHP-FIG is kinda fixing the PHP style anarchy.

Yeah I really want to talk about coding on /a/

>>70329570
But that's not correct, the maximum addressable limit on a 16-bit CPU is 1MiB. They're not even using the correct unit.
MB = 1000kB
MiB = 1024kB

Why use mysql num rows and a for loop?

Surely it's better to use:
while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($result))?

122.81 oilityho

>>70329570
>read books on side

>Quality and Quality

>>70329266

This is incorrect, explosions in space throw gas everywhere. When the gas hits you, you'll get sound.

Why do people insist on using PHP rather than something like Perl?

>>70330209
>implying they didn't have a set of extended address opcodes that read an address from two registers

I wish they thought us programming in high school.

>>70330245

Recaptcha fail right there

>>70330161
>The largest software companies in the world are vulnerable to this kind of thing though.
That's true, but don't act like that's justifiable. A simple google search could have prevented those companies from being corrupted.
Better yet, if they'd hired professionals, nothing like that would ever have any chance of happening.

>>70330203
You seem to know a bit more than I do, I want to get started on a MVC-model, but I don't know which one. Any input? What's the most commonly used one in the industry right now?

>>70330290
When anything hits you, you'll get sound. This happens because stuff hitting you makes you vibrate.

Now, if an explosion happens inside another ship, separated from you by space, then you won't hear anything.

>>70330209
They could only mean 16 bit register, for addressing the CPU could have more bit for the address bus. The old 8086 CPU had 20 bit address bus (1 MB addressable), 8286 had 24 (16 MB)

>>70330203
&& and `and` have different operator precedence in PHP, so they are not equivalent.

The worst thing about SQL injection attacks is that they can be detected automatically, via static analysis.

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>>70330038
>If something's not right the program won't work so you can't really get stuff wrong.

Yes, it will in some cases. See the picture, the program does work, yet the code is incorrect.

>>70330300
Because people like shit.

Actually, I don't even think this is the case. Nobody who uses PHP actually likes it.

So I guess it's because people are too lazy to port existing code bases.

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>Not using Clojure

>>70330322

Those vibrations caused by the gas are pretty much sound by any common definition.

>>70330318
Pick up CodeIgniter for easymodo, FuelPHP if you know Java or similar and can deal with lots of object oriented stuff.

Live archive for /a/ is codeigniter, we're recoding it in FuelPHP to make it easier to maintain in the long run.

>>70330318
I'm not saying it's justifiable.

I'm just saying "professionals know better" is a terrible excuse, considering they are just as bad as anybody else judging from their track record.

>>70330361
We're talking about a language that has eval() and allows things like this:
> $one = "string";
> $string = "value";
> print $$one;
> // ^ this will print "value" because $$one resolves to ${$one} -> $string

Good luck with your static analysis.

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>>70330300
MARK (V.O.)
Dunster is intense. Not only is there no
public directory but there’s no--
MARK (V.O.) (CONT’D)
Leverett is a little better. It’s
slightly obnoxious that they only let you
view one picture at a time and I’m not
about to--
MARK (V.O.) (CONT’D)
--definitely necessary to break out the
emacs and modify that perl script with--

>>70330365
I see your console is set to CP932.
Mind printfing uninitialized random strings for me?

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name the anime

>>70330419
Are you dumb? There is no common definition for sound. It's a scientific thing.

>>70330350
Yes, && comes before AND. If you use both, have fun with the brainfuck.

>>70330300
>>70330381
If you don't want to use PHP you don't use Perl, but Node.js or Python, unless you want to shoot at your foot in the long run.

I use PHP because it's easier to have people contributing to the project and easier for end users to put their hands on it.

>>70330493
Yoku Wakaru Gendai Mahou

>>70330493
meet
>>70328797

>>70330493
literally in the first response

>>70330420
Okay. Do you have any pointers on some educational information? I've got a few youtube channels bookmarked for CodeIgniter, but still. Any information is welcome.

>>70330523
>Node.js or Python
Wow, I didn't think you could get any worse.

Go back to /jp/.

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This is the only anime I've seen to include time dilation in space flight.

>>70330381

I don't mind PHP too much, I get used to the stupid stuff:

Needle haystack/haystack needle - pick one
functionName/function_name - pick one
shitty error messages that aren't always in English.
irritating warnings ("you must set a timezone") yet no warnings for things like "if ($i = 1)".

I should code more. How do I get motivation and inspiration, /a/?

>>70330608
You don't. You just admit it's boring as fuck and only write a script now and then to fix your needs.
Then you can't even be fucked to do that, decide you're a good-for-nothing and start thinking about suicide more seriously.
You move to other chans, get to know other people who are like you, shut yourself in your house more and eventually die.

>>70330580
>>70330623
>Not default VGA bitmap font
That's not correct guys.

>>70330420
Okay. Do you have any pointers on some educational information? I've got a few channels bookmarked for CodeIgniter, but still. Any information is welcome.

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>>70330603
>Time dilation
>Narue is older than her older sister.

>>70330663
I enjoy coding though, I really do. It's just so hard to get started on a project.

>>70330701
You're admitting it's boring.

>>70330608
The fundamental principle of programming is efficiency.

If you don't have a problem to solve by programming, don't bother.

>>70330689
>command.com
>UC 0083
I serious- ooops someone just rung at the door...

I want to get in to a lower level language, and I can't decide between C, sepples, or D. But I need to give myself an excuse to learn it.

>>70330670
>not ricing your bios

>>70330209
>implying people care to use IEC 27 prefixes
there's no reason to use KiB, MiB, GiB

>>70330523
>Perl
Something which has ran the entire web for more than 20 years, used by some of the largest websites on the internet.

>Python
Something which Google couldn't even get scale despite writing two separate Implementations, forced to switch everything to Java. Abandoned left and right by every company which pushed it.

>>70330729
C++

>>70330729
Where did you get that C was a lower-level language?

>>70330603
Someone do the maths and calculate just how fast "sub-lightspeed" is. Or is it explained accurately in the show?

>>70328216
No wonder he didn't get the girl at the end.

Seriously who would want to end up a Java developer?

>>70330759
The only way to get lower level than C is ASM and then you are trying to out optimize the compiler. (You can't)

Unless you are going to be doing some embedded systems programming for random processors C is the lowest you will ever go.

>>70330819
>Seriously who would want to end up a Java developer?
Anybody that wants a job?

>>70330819
Take a look at Android development. Java is the future, bro.

>>70330606
1. array: needle, haystack; string: haystack, needle
2. I guess
3. Never seen error codes not in English, maybe they have name of the missing symbol
4. if ($i = 1) is valid in lots of languages and shouldn't throw error. if you have an issue with that, use an IDE highlighting the possible mistake like NetBeans.

>>70330693
CodeIgniter has its own docs that are the best I have seen up to now for a framework. I never looked further than that, and if there's an issue StackOverflow has thousands of CodeIgniter answers.

>>70330837
/*
 * Sarcastic sentence aimed at stirring trouble
 */
Have fun with your ENTERPRISE CODE then!

>>70330759

High level = very abstracted it is from the machine code, not how complex it is or how much skill is required to code in it.

Javascript is a very high level language for example

>>70330819
Java development is better than girl.

>>70330909
This just shows you're not familiar with either.

>>70330778
About 0.9999999999702 the speed of light. Assuming 3 months = 90 days.

I'm trying to learn C, and I already have a basic understanding of Java, but it seems like it's very difficult for me to memorize the syntaxes of two languages at once; sometimes, when I take a break from programming for even a few days, I'll forget C syntax entirely or mix up my C/Java syntax. Any tips or words of advice?

>>70330938
Sounds like a fairly accurate "lesser of two evils" type claim to me.

>>70330966
Don't learn either.

>>70330966
You don't learn the syntax, you learn the programming language's way of thinking. If you have that kind of problem, just code some more instead of just reading