Because Orisa's bullets are projectiles, and not ray-cast, a mobile character like Tracer of Soldier 76 can usually outrun her rounds. And her defensive abilities for the most part are all "Point forward". Simply flank her and she's done.
@Riker She has a lot of health but also has lots of abilities for blocking damage also (barriers, shields etc). Add to that her 144 DPS (which isn't the highest but still) and the fact the she pretty much never needs to reload
But IMO the worst part is that she kinda mimics a lot of other characters signature abilities (mini zarya ULT, mini static Reinhardt shield, left click is practically bastion)
response to the prompt of "The year is 1910. Adolf Hitler, a struggling artist, has fought off dozens of assasination attemps by well meaning time travelers, but this one is different. This traveller doesn't want to kill Hitler, he wants to teach him to paint. He pulls off his hood to reveal the frizzy afro of Bob Ross."
1- I input in a form in html to generate a sequence of customized numbers processed by JavaScript attached script to html page .
2- output & everything runs correctly , but the output came after 24 seconds which is a big issue to me.
Despite i have powerful PC components (quad-core Intel CPU + ...
I don't know I think a conjecture can be done multiple times in interesting ways. It doesn't mean that every answer is interesting but it can be done. There are only so many conjectures
i don't mind tossing around ideas for site features that might improve the site, but as you know many such ideas have already been suggested, and of course SE devs have lots on their plate and don't necessarily consider customizing this site as a high priority, so there's that
Packing Primes for Posterity
Introduction
You've calculated which of the first n numbers are prime, and want to save your achievement for all future generations. Unfortunately, you're broke, and want to minimize storage costs (you'll be paying them forever, after all.)
You need to determine th...
i think as a general principle, if there seems to be a potential conflict between improving a post and attracting attention, improving a post should take priority
so, there have been times when i've seen a moderator discourage people from editing multiple posts in a short period of time to avoid flooding the front page
i can understand trying to prevent abuse from people who just want attention, but i think it's a bit of a strange way to prioritize things, if you let anything get in the way of genuine improvements to posts
@MitchSchwartz Abuse isn't the concern. It's just that the front page is meant to show posts with recent activity. It can't do that if the vast majority of its 50 items are minor edits.
@KritixiLithos I have a question, do you have iOS 8 or iOS9? I'd like to use SFSafariViewController in the app, but if it'll drop support I wouldn't want to
i think it would be better to have a list of recent activity like what i mentioned just a bit ago, and going back maybe 500 entries, so that if someone wants to tag a bunch of posts they can just do it without needing to do it in spurts, or if someone finds a golf trick that applies to like 50 of their old answers, they can just go ahead and edit them
I'm really not convinced that we need to worry about vandalizing edits because if a user does vandalize, they would eventually be found out and banned. They'd also have to pass the same system we use for spam detection anyways
but that's a personal opinion, and one that SE doesn't hold :)
@Pavel sorry for the delayed response. You can clone the GitHub repo and then add require './func.rb' to the top of your ruby file or add -r ./func.rb to command-line options.
The URL scheme works directly only if the app is installed on the iDevice. If not installed then it will throw an error.
1) To implement this functionality you will have to redirect the user to a webpage that will detect if app is installed, from your email link. Something like this www.yourweb...
okay, btw, I am preparing for releasing GitGoat, a modern, iOS GitHub client, for beta testing through TestFlight. Does anyone here right now is interested in beta testing.
Sorry. This was a (clearly) bad attempt at a Princess Bride reference, due to the misuse of the word "modern". I hereby apologize, and retract my statement.
There's just no reason to use them that I can see. You have inputs, you have outputs... Why do people insist on using something so awkward when a million suitable languages (like anything) would be better?
It happens to set the iPointer to 0, which then immediately increments to 1 skipping the starting {
Initially a bug with {}
{`{.¶}{
{`{.¶} # This pushes this function to the stack.
{ # This doesn't have a matching "}", so it loops the iPointer back to 0, which happens to skip the "{" in the next iteration
`{ # Pushes a "{" to the stack
. # Concatenates the function with the {, giving the complete quine.
¶ # Terminates.
So a really strange infinite loop bug is used to create a quine.
To phonetics experts: does a q word like quaint have a different number of "psuedo"-syllables than paint or taint? I mean, they are all one syllable but the qu seems to elongate quaint vs the other two. Is there a term for this nuance or am I over thinking?
Although it seems to have a different number of "Pseudo syllables", it's more that the first phoneme is the longer, more complex qu. Which makes a "Kwuh" sound as compared to the short and sweet "p" which is just itself. Both contain only 1 syllable.
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Goats are great. Everybody loves goats.
And they also, for some reason, are an excellent complex ascii art for many languages to have built-ins for. Because of this, I personally feel a catalogue to document just how easily a language can print goats is greatly needed.
The Challenge
G...
I'm making an esolang but I can't decide if I should make it a procedural lang with function declarations and whatnot and really put work on the lang, or make just a list of basic commands and finish the lang in a short time
Packing Primes for Posterity
Introduction
You've calculated which of the first n numbers are prime, and want to save your achievement for all future generations. Unfortunately, you're broke, and want to minimize storage costs (you'll be paying them forever, after all.)
You need to determine th...
Related
Goats are great. Everybody loves goats.
And they also, for some reason, are an excellent complex ascii art for many languages to have built-ins for. Because of this, I personally feel a catalogue to document just how easily a language can print goats is greatly needed.
The Challenge
G...
