I'm trying to do some C++ but I can't find the ****** backslash on this ****** Korean keyboard.
Quote from: Ronnie Omelettes on March 14, 2019, 10:09:48 ama guy I saw in January cycling down the pavement no-handed, messaging on his phone, comes close. thing was, his handlebar caught a lamp post and he flew off his bike. i couldn't help but laugh. no sympathy. Were there any animals taped to the lamp post?
a guy I saw in January cycling down the pavement no-handed, messaging on his phone, comes close. thing was, his handlebar caught a lamp post and he flew off his bike. i couldn't help but laugh. no sympathy.
Quote from: kyndo on March 13, 2019, 01:55:39 pmI'm trying to do some C++ but I can't find the ****** backslash on this ****** Korean keyboard. On most its the ₩ key.
My new CT is 5 for 5 in asking me if I'm familiar with the food at lunch.Wondering how many times I'm gonna have to say "Yes" before he gets the picture
Quote from: JVPrice on March 15, 2019, 03:02:20 pmMy new CT is 5 for 5 in asking me if I'm familiar with the food at lunch.Wondering how many times I'm gonna have to say "Yes" before he gets the picture Ajeossi on Subway: How long you been here?Me: 5 years. Ajeossi: Do you know ddeokbokki?Me: FFS
Quote from: rothri on March 14, 2019, 11:45:18 amQuote from: kyndo on March 13, 2019, 01:55:39 pmI'm trying to do some C++ but I can't find the ****** backslash on this ****** Korean keyboard. On most its the ₩ key.Yep, thanks! I did (eventually) manage to find it after some online research, as it's definitely not actually printed on the keyboard I use at school. To get it to work on my keyboard setup, I had to hold down the 한자 key next to the spacebar and then hit "₩". Of course, I only found this after I went to all the effort of going into character maps, finding it in the unicode list, and hotkeying it to "Alt+`". Anyway, so now, if I face-roll my keyboard, it'll probably just output "\\\\\\\\\\\\"
Side note: How experienced are you with coding? Also what resource are you using?I’ve been meaning to pick up C++ as well since I work with Arduino so much these days. Let’s do some coding challenges :D
Quote from: CO2 on March 15, 2019, 03:12:54 pmQuote from: JVPrice on March 15, 2019, 03:02:20 pmMy new CT is 5 for 5 in asking me if I'm familiar with the food at lunch.Wondering how many times I'm gonna have to say "Yes" before he gets the picture Ajeossi on Subway: How long you been here?Me: 5 years. Ajeossi: Do you know ddeokbokki?Me: FFS Really? he didn't ask if you speak Korean first?
The VP decided it was alright for him to lock the bathroom door while he brushed his teeth...Nevermind anyone else who might need to go in... Especially when it's the only bathroom with toiler paper
I'd like to take this opportunity to reiterate how much I hate 회식 (hweishik). Two staff dinners during graduation week, another one this past Thursday, and yet another scheduled for next week. I can't wait to work for myself oneday (possibly gongbubang) so I can be rid of this awful tradition.
Quote from: theman3285 on March 18, 2019, 02:23:05 pmI'd like to take this opportunity to reiterate how much I hate 회식 (hweishik). Two staff dinners during graduation week, another one this past Thursday, and yet another scheduled for next week. I can't wait to work for myself oneday (possibly gongbubang) so I can be rid of this awful tradition.I don't mind mine at my current school. The only thing I hate is sitting on the floor, cause my legs get super sore after a small time, and they get uncomfortable when I need to stand and stretch my legs until they feel better haha
My school always, always have their 회식's at the same two restaurants.