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A. Their shows are not edited to accommodate for advertising breaks. B. Openly tolerating illegal viewings devalues the product they sell to the consumer market: exclusive premium content payed for through subscriptions. C. Openly tolerating illegal viewings devalues the product they sell to the network market (licensing and syndication). D. People will always find a way to skip commercials (edit them out, addblockers, etc...). HBO Go & HBO Now seem to have failed miserably mainly because they are not global and you could access to content much quicker through less legal alternatives. They can't really offer a global direct online platform without pissing the consumer market or the network market either. Networks are adapting too slowly to the internet, the whole system hasn't changed much since the 80s-90s :p I respect that they want to protect their product but if networks had embraced the internet a bit sooner they wouldn't be in this nasty situation..

Via JNI: http://biletnikov-dev.blogspot.be/2009/09/global-hotkeys-for-java-applications_25.html Will only work on Windows (unless you're up to writing implementations for other OSes yourself). I would not recommend un-focused command anyways.

The Entry array backing the map does not respect the order of insertion because elements are inserted based on a hash of their hash value. The reason it can't guarantee any other kind of order is because of hash collision (which is pretty much unavoidable). Come to thing of it I'm actually not even sure anymore where the non-guarantee of order is introduced.. at insertion or retrieval.. you may have been right, eh time to hit the books I guess x) Peace (dis thread hijack tho)

Hello world

Edit: no

Don't think so

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Graph_algorithms

noice noice noice

Let me teach you how to see below (see below). Not that hard is it?

Been there

You're welcome. - Hazard.

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rip

I was being.. sarcastic.

Yeah because fuck doing anything just for fun right?

The java version of assembly is assembly. And if you want to know what the JVM spits out: http://www.ashishpaliwal.com/blog/2013/05/jvm-how-to-see-assembly-code-for-your-java-program/ It's runtime specific though. @OP: get this course from a torrent, it's amazing :https://www.coursera.org/course/hwswinterface

Study x86. Study the JVM. Java doesn't compile to native code, that's kind off the whole point of having the JVM :p You can look a bit into bytecode if you want to see Java's guts, not remotely as useful as knowing x86 though.

fuck off pleb

Eclipse & IDEA. Probably going to try out NetBeans a bit in the future though.

lol

Will be giving away beta access to 2 people for the FPS Moba Paladins. To enter the contest: like this thread (deez farms tho) and tell me why you want it. Winners will be announced within 24 hours, good luck! https://www.paladins.com/

Discrete mathematics > statistics. Statistics would probably be less intense though.

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