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I've been doing fine thanks, how about you?

Hey, what manga were you guys discussing about?

Quote: "It was incredibly complex. I loved all the "jumping between parallel worlds" stuff, and I saw Yuno as an incredibly alive character. I honestly could not predict where the author would go, which made for some really good WTF moments (ex: Yuno ties Yukki up, Hinata's body is a doll, etc.)"

> does your name means "equivalent"? just curious...

No. 1a4 is the hexadecimal value for decimal 420. The leading x denotes it's a hexadecimal value. Properly, it should be 0x1a4 but I couldn't use a nick beginning with a number, hence x1a4. I'll let you figure out on your own what 420 means. Hope this satisfied your curiosity.

Thanks, yeah I thought the idea of donations was pretty interesting. However I never got any donations and today a moderator asked me to remove it. So there it goes.

Hi man Happy Christmas . Enjoy the holidays .

It was incredibly complex. I loved all the "jumping between parallel worlds" stuff, and I saw Yuno as an incredibly alive character. I honestly could not predict where the author would go, which made for some really good WTF moments (ex: Yuno ties Yukki up, Hinata's body is a doll, etc.). The characters matured throughout the series really well (even Yuno in her own way), and you get to see some really emotional moments between them (Yuno telling Yukki to kill her even when she knows he can't bring her back, 8th's love for her orphans, etc.). Although the series ends in a really wild way, it's a happy ending that makes you feel good.
Summary: I would pay hard-earned money to see another volume. Maybe about a 4th world where 11th wins and attacks the 3rd world or something. 10/10. One of the best mangas ever.

True. What was your overall opinion of Mirai Nikki?

Thanks for the friend request! It means a lot to me.

Hi fdrake. Been a bit busy over the last couple of days.

There is one book i always recommend for starting to learn software development in C and that is

"The C programming language" by Kerninghan and Ritchie. Get it as a pdf from the net. Look for the newest edition.

Have a go at the exercises in the book. That will teach you the basics of C that is used for both Windows and Linux development (and for that matter, different architectures).

What C development have you done ?

Hey, how's it going buddy. Good to see you in Ubuntu forums, too Gotta say, after getting stuck on Fedora 16 with that tedious wireless problem, I feel quite good to get back onto Ubuntu. Almost felt like home, although not without problems heh. I opened a new thread for the old problem. Check it out when you have time http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1896204

Take care and hopefully, see ya around.