Everything posted by Dreamliner
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multiple ints
How are you an SDN scripter?
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multiple ints
int x, y, z = 30; .. or List<Integer> int_list = new ArrayList<Integer>(); int_list.add(10); int_list.add(20); int_list.add(35); int_list.add(22); .. or int[] int_array = {0,2,4,6};
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Smell Yo Dick
If you take shots of tequila with salt and lime, there'd be no difference to salt and vinegar chips
- Smell Yo Dick
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Overriding default BankPin Script
The pin solver is a tad slow. If he's going for performance, that could be a reason. Then again, most methods in the API are also slow.
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Ford Crown Vic
After touring several of Ford's Assembly plants, I can assure you there's no difference in the way they're built
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Ford Crown Vic
Because it's a police vehicle which frequently does hard acceleration runs
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Ford Crown Vic
Condition is more than how it looks on the outside. Much of the damage could be located in the suspension and underbody of the car Also, make sure you inspect the seals on the engine - valve cover gaskets are usually a spot that starts leaking oil. No need to check the head gasket, cause that's pretty noticeable without checking. Assuming it has a center cam in the engine, you can check the cam seal. Generally if you see a lot of black shit in the engine bay, stay away. (run your finger through it, if it's greasy it's oil, if it's not, you're fine) I'd also check the antifreeze to see what color it is. If it's a blackish color than it's never been maintained. It could be any color from green to red, and generally speaking, the brighter it is in color the newer the fluid is. Check the oil to see if it's black or thick (usually not an issue, but you never know). Specifically check the dipstick for any metal fragments in the oil. Rub the oil between your thumb and middle finger to feel if there's anything rough in it. If there is STAY AWAY. More than likely, something in the engine has had its oil passage clogged and is not rubbing, making metal fragments in the oil.
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Ford Crown Vic
any police vehicle is used and abused. That's why they get rid of them <100k miles. I'd be questionable about the reliability of the car. Remember, people drive it like they stole it if it's not theirs. Personally, I'd stay away from police cars and loaners/leases
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A little fun with my car with data logging capabilities
did another one First one was starting at 20mph on a highway enterance ramp Second one was starting (turning) at a red light
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A little fun with my car with data logging capabilities
I don't have a turbo. Also don't have a GTI. In about a year I'm buying either a B5 or B6/7 S4. Can't decide if I want the V8 or V6TT Also, how is this saving me money? And I guess you hate Audi styling, because my car shares the same curves as the C5 A6 vs.
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A little fun with my car with data logging capabilities
It's a product by Ross Tech, but I have a knockoff cable for a 10th of the price. The only downside is I can't update it, but I don't plan on buying a 2014+ audi/vw any time soon.
- Wut
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A little fun with my car with data logging capabilities
Hey guys, My VAGCOM cable came in the mail today so I couldn't resist playing with it It's basically the cable that dealers use to interact with the cars' computers and all of the modules, such as the ECU, airbags, immobilizer, and basically anything electronic in the car. The cable also has capabilities of monitoring engine parameters and can log them to a *.csv file. You can use this file to plot it in excel to see a real life visualization of what's going on in the engine. This is a graph showing Engine Speed in RPM (blue) Throttle Position in % of WOT (green) Engine Load in % (red) and Cylinder 1 spark timing in degrees before top dead center This shows a moderate acceleration run from first gear to fourth. I max out at about 80% engine load while the clutch is engaged (probably due to elevation correction and humidity). During first gear, I didn't have the pedal to the floor, as I wasn't trying to do a full out run, but during second gear, I said the hell with it and put the pedal to the floor resulting in 100% throttle postion. Didn't continue with Wide open throttle (WOT) into 3rd gear because of speed limits. Also my car redlines at 6500 RPM so it wasn't a true holeshot. When the weather is better I'll do one and post results to here This image shows the calculated speed of the car per rpm of the engine - it was calculated with gear ratios and tire size If this kind of stuff interests anyone, please say so and I'll do more did another one, the weather was nice :P
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My gaming settupp :P
no 4770k? (((((((((((((((((
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My computer build
bumped this cause it seems to be a trend ;P
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Morning quickie ;)
because a morning fuck is called a quickie
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Timekeepers tips on smashin sloots/attracting women (Scent version)
"does this rag smell like cloroform to you?"
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It's friday and im about to do something i've never done
What the hell is lean? Is it like Krokadil? If so, I hope you lose all your limbs
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How do I get 40atk with no hpexp
lamps, pest control, quests
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osbot staff members
Every breath you take Every move you make Every bond you break Every step you take I'll be watching you. Every single day Every word you say Every game you play Every night you stay I'll be watching you. Every move you make Every vow you break Every smile you fake Every claim you stake I'll be watching you.
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I think it's time to buy more memory
ANSYS
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I think it's time to buy more memory
What's everyone else think?
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PRSB Open Sourced Client
it's about time haha
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Is osbot poorly optimized?
Runescape in itself was made back when single core CPU's were pretty much all that were available. So naturally, it will run better on CPU's that are single core optimized - intel 3ghz+ or amd 4ghz+ processors (doesn't really matter # of cores) You start seeing the benefit of OSBot with more cores when you run more than one RS window