[Keyboards and shoes.]

3 hours ago, Rxdking said:

Jerusalem 13's

nice jesus kicks homie. when u gotta carry the cross at 8 and screw some bitches at 9

3 hours ago, Muffins said:

https://www.stevemadden.com/product/DODGE/242338.uts?selectedColor=LIGHT-GREY

 

Steve Madden Dodge's

 

http://www.sperry.com/en/striper-cvo-salt-washed-twill-sneaker/25278M.html?dwvar_25278M_color=1048032#cgid=men-shoes-casual&start=1

 

Sperry Striper CVO's

 

and a lot more.

those mid tops are pretty fresh not gonna lie.. but assuming you chose your best pairs they're nothing out of this world
these pumas are edgy af bro cmn

[The Forest Monster]

ooo. Cool af! It isn't mean to resemble any mythical being in particular though is it?
Also, music? ^_^

[Keyboards and shoes.]

12 hours ago, Rxdking said:

What are thoseeeeeee

 

9 hours ago, Muffins said:

bruh them shoes are deadass some of the worst ive ever seen

what do you fashionable lads wear then?

[Post your keyboard!]

30 minutes ago, Mikasa said:

bunch of casuals smh

this is me and my keyboard 

 

[Keyboards and shoes.]

1 minute ago, Multi Clanning said:

Idk about the sneakers, to me they look like someone's wearing sandals with green socks 

might be why I like them so much
been rocking this style since I can remember

[Post your keyboard!]

10 hours ago, Phaibooty said:

trash keyboard v2

filthy desk homie. i like dat

[Keyboards and shoes.]

Ayo homies,
I'm looking for chiclet keyboard suggestions (something which feels like a laptop, an Apple Magic keyboard maybe?) and opinions on the sneaks below. I'm no sneakerhead but I'm really digging these.

http://www.asos.com/puma/puma-tsugi-shinsei-in-khaki-36375904/prd/8239522?&affid=16302&istCompanyId=6f061ed0-7427-4b6c-bb90-987c0bd08468&istItemId=xrlraiwirp&istBid=tztx

[What makes a good script?]

Little to no dependance on static items like IDs/positions etc., failsafes, good use of conditional sleeps, good use of filters and many many more..

[How to stop script using code]

stop();

stop(false); to remain logged in.

Could it be any simpler than that?

[Hello!]

Welcome. I only actively use OSbot so I can't really compare it with other clients but based on what I've read on different forums, if not better, our client is at least on par with other injection/mirror bots. Regarding changes, ban rates are still fairly steep if you don't know what you're doing. Private scripts have become a must with a few exceptions.

Good luck.

[PPOSB - AIO Hunter]

Does the script/new update support CLI? All I need is the ability to launch progressive leveling and stopping at a certain level via CLI.

[Is it just me or .127 is very slow?]

9 minutes ago, dragonite3000 said:

Shit sucks now.

Hopefully it will be restored to its former glory in future versions. The next dev build might address the issue.

[Is it just me or .127 is very slow?]

Ditch low CPU mode homie

[9 -> 42 Hunter on multiple accs. [Can be botted]]

3 minutes ago, Grizzy said:

Can do this for you if accounts are provided, can do multiple at a time with a private client.

Joined May 11. 0 Feedback. :'(

[9 -> 42 Hunter on multiple accs. [Can be botted]]

2 minutes ago, Irvo said:

Well I could do that for 500k per account.

How many accounts is it?

Depends on the quality of your service. For 500k I'm assuming they're botted. I'll be resting botted accounts for a few days. If they remain unbanned I'll buy more.

[9 -> 42 Hunter on multiple accs. [Can be botted]]

I need 9 -> 42 Hunter on several accounts. 
Accounts are preferably botted (to reduce price).
Would prefer to deal with someone with 30+ feedback.

[Stress testing my acc info generator [RS INFO DUMP INSIDE]]

ages 50+

[2.4.127 - Low CPU FPS]

Previously, low CPU mode provided the right balance between performance and resource consumption. Rn, it lags like crazy and doesn't use less resources than before either... not sure what happened..
The client might be needing more resources due to the world map update..

[Huge FPS drop on new version]

Experiencing the same issue.

[B> 10m 07 $1/m.]

edit: bought

[Some personal questions...]

2 minutes ago, IDontEvenBot said:

Dont specifically look for people who might be extraordinarily talented because those people will typically be working for a huge company getting ridiculous amounts of money but have no say when it comes to what the company does, or they work privately in consulting. The people who are good contacts are just normal people, they can let you know if their company is looking for people to hire or one of their parents might own or be on the board of a company who is looking for people. There are many situations where just being friends with people can help you out, so don't think of it as finding contacts but think of it as just meeting people with the same goals as yourself.

Thanks for your input. Prior to this reply I failed to realise that by making connections it's not just me learning about new people, it's also other people learning about me and realising that I can be an asset to them.

[Some personal questions...]

50 minutes ago, Zapako said:

I am in university, and was in the exact same spot you're in. I began learning myself when I was in 8th grade. By the end of high school, I was pretty good compared to other people my age. A lot of my skill was based on actual software development in languages - implementation, not theory. I went into university expecting the classes to be a breeze.

But it wasn't as easy as I originally thought, because after CS 101, the classes delve more into theory (DS 1, DS2), and then into some heavy math (Linear Algebra, Calc I and II). Computer Science's roots are in Math. I originally hated it - I was programming all this while without needing to know this stuff - why should I be bothered learning it now?

I was like that for a long time, frustrated by the system. I took a semester off. During that break, I took a course on Coursera about machine learning online. While it didn't have any prerequisites, they taught the math as it was needed. I was surprised as to how much linear algebra and even calculus was used in a subject that had always interested me, but I had no experience to start.

That was the turning point for me, when I realized that the theory is as important as the implementation. For me, no amount of other people telling me that theory was important worked - I was foolish and naive that way, I suppose.

Now I am a software engineer consultant who writes high-performance networking code, and having an understanding of the theory allows me to solve the same problems I already was able to solve, but in a far more effecient manner (performance-wise). My job mandates it: (Routing is typically done on ASIC chips for the extra speed, so implementing it in software requires some very performant code)

I wish you best of luck in your endeavors!

I appreciate all the replies but yours in particular. Thank you for sharing your experience. You depicted my situation perfectly. I wish they didn't bloat the curriculum with stuff alongside the necessary math and algo stuff but I have no option but to deal with it. I consider your words to be far more valid than any of my peers because you've been in similar circumstances. Your reply has helped me tremendously, thanks again.

[Some personal questions...]

1 hour ago, IDontEvenBot said:

If you have to opportunity to do co-op/work placement in a comp sci related job I'd highly recommend it. It offers you valuable work experience to determine if you want to work at a software development company or if you wish to start your own company and go solo. Also as mentioned above the connections you make at university are more important than the actual degree in fields like business and comp sci (less in computer science than business but it still matters somewhat).

I have yet to find someone who is a useful contact tbh.. some great friends but not too many extraordinarily talented people

[Some personal questions...]

15 minutes ago, danielsoko said:

I finished Uni and it did not change my life in anyway.. because im starting a business that has nothing to do with what I studied. but.... I am happy I finished Uni because no one has the right to call me a stupid high school drop out or anything similar to that   

Would love to follow your journey and support you along the way. Consider making a journey thread somewhere, please.

[Some personal questions...]

18 minutes ago, Carti said:

Do what makes you happy. Seems like you don't enjoy developing at all. you could do a good/fun job and learn software development as a hobby with online cursuses etc

I love developing. It gives me a sense of satisfaction like nothing else in this world. It's what I learn at school that I don't enjoy and it consumes precious time that I could be using to learn other stuff.