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Mysteryy

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  1. Yep hes fukt. Hope you like kids.
  2. Looks good m8. Would use this. Czar scripts always top quality.
  3. No problem! You can view your progress and the progress of others here: http://www.omega.etheonsolutions.com/ranks/hiscores
  4. For the scope of your text I would say yes, generally you dont use those two addresses. ^_^
  5. I think you might have your view on binary applications in hardware slightly skewed. You can store from 0 to (2^(#bits))-1 in a value that is #bits wide. You are subtracting 2 for some reason every time you do a calculation. I didnt really read everything but I noticed you repeatedly did this. For example, an 8 bit number can be from 0 to 255, not 0 to 254, same with 16 bit, 32 bit etc. This is of course, assuming an unsigned value, which in the scope of what you are talking about, they are unsigned.
  6. Try catch then remove the throws from the method.
  7. Also you declare the array to be 14 elements and then you try to put 16 elements in it??
  8. I feel like you arent understanding the reality of this. Having a curve or graph does not give you a function. You would create the graph by sampling points in time, and then constructing a graph of data vs time. This does not mean you have a function. If you have a function then you don't need to collect data, just plug in the time value and you know the out put at that time. Not to mention, what are you even trying to track? Mouse speed?
  9. Mysteryy

    :doge:

    Divinity will hear of this!
  10. Mysteryy

    :doge:

    Lool what is this
  11. I never said anything about a second derivative. My point is that you need a function to take the derivative of, and there exist no function in this example. you are saying to collect data, there is then no need to derive anything, at that point we have values. Taking the derivative would give us 0, and be useless. A constant has no accelleration.
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