Couldn't boot into SafeMode either. I ended up going to my local GameStop and they also could not get it to work in-store. They were able to replace the console though. Go Gamestop!!!
I've been on hold for 2+ hours waiting to talk to PS Support about my bricked PS4. Couldn't be more pissed off.
It started up and looked pretty quick. Then, it asked me to sync the controller. I pressed the PS button on the controller and everything locked up. Hasn't boot since that time.
*Should have bought an Xbox*
Check out the Microwulf work. It's not necessarily what you're looking for, but the community has produced some creative custom cases/racks. It might give you some fresh ideas.
How many lines of code? How complicated are we talking about? What language is it in? If it's something like Python I could for sure write a web browser or some kind of bot in 100 lines of code in an hour. It will be sloppy, it will have bugs, it wont have a graphical user interface, but it would work.
I do not want to give away the actual problem, but let's say it's close in complexity to the Map Coloring Problem, in C/C++.
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Couldn't boot into SafeMode either. I ended up going to my local GameStop and they also could not get it to work in-store. They were able to replace the console though. Go Gamestop!!!
I've been on hold for 2+ hours waiting to talk to PS Support about my bricked PS4. Couldn't be more pissed off. It started up and looked pretty quick. Then, it asked me to sync the controller. I pressed the PS button on the controller and everything locked up. Hasn't boot since that time. *Should have bought an Xbox*
I would have bought one... if it supported SSL VPN.
Check out the Microwulf work. It's not necessarily what you're looking for, but the community has produced some creative custom cases/racks. It might give you some fresh ideas.
How many lines of code? How complicated are we talking about? What language is it in? If it's something like Python I could for sure write a web browser or some kind of bot in 100 lines of code in an hour. It will be sloppy, it will have bugs, it wont have a graphical user interface, but it would work.
I do not want to give away the actual problem, but let's say it's close in complexity to the Map Coloring Problem, in C/C++.
I agree. Fizzbuzz is a suitable level question for these tests. However, not all of the questions are this straight-forward.
Vatican City: Population 836.
We've owned it since we stuck our flag in it. If you don't think that's legally binding, talk to Christopher Columbus about it. http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/95/Columbus_Taking_Possession.jpg
What did you miss in school... practice. A student's full time job, for 4 years, is to practice CS technique and theory. That's it. Mystery solved.