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// Launch Options:
// -novid -tickrate 128 -high -threads 6
con_enable "1"					                     // Enable the console
bind "KP_MINUS" "toggleconsole"                      // dash key on numpad, opens console
bind "O" "toggle voice_enable 1 0"                   // enables and disables voice communication when pressing O
bind "ALT" "+voicerecord"                            // key to use ingame voice, in this case V
bind "SEMICOLON" "ignorerad"                         // Will ignore ALL radio commands (Fire in the hole, need backup, etc.) This command works like a toggle, press key again to enable radio commands again
bind "F10" "quit"      
bind z "use decoy"                              // Quit game instantly when pressing F10 without clicking OK in a popup
bind x "use incgrenade;use molotov"

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ClrHome
Disp "ENTER PRODUCT","AND SUM"
Prompt P,S
0->O
.5S->I
If (S<0 xor P<0)
Then
While (SO!=P)
S+1->S
O-1->O

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/*
By Nomster
http://www.unknowncheats.me/forum/781373-post1.html
*/
CEntityList* gpMainEntityList = ( CEntityList* )( dwGameClient + 0x22321C0 );

for( int i = 0; i < MAX_ENTITY_NUM; i++ )
{
	if( gpEntityList[ i ] )
	{

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Chromium DirectWrite Font Rendering

Recently, Chromium (the open-source project behind Google Chrome) developers have made it possible to use DirectWrite for font rendering, leading to much better and clearer fonts for Windows users! The clarity matches that of OS X and Chrome OS, both of which having absolutely gorgeous font rendering. I recently switched to Firefox specifically to avoid the horrible text aliasing in Chrome, but it would appear that as of this week, DirectWrite font rendering is actually working from within the Chrome sandbox now! This was not previously possible with the Directwrite flag, which was only added recently anyways. Chrome now uses DirectWrite for font rendering on Windows by default, and has done so from version 37 and up.

Browser comparison

*Note: These are both using different fonts, so it's pretty much an invalid comparison

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#include <Misc.au3>

For $i = 0 to 1 Step 0
	Switch MouseGetPos(0)
		Case 0 to 959
			Send("{d up}")
			Send("{a down}")
		Case 961 to 1920
			Send("{a up}")
			Send("{d down}")

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// Use Gists to store code you would like to remember later on
console.log(window); // log the "window" object to the console

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CoordMode, Pixel, Screen
CoordMode, Mouse, Screen
CoordMode, Caret, Screen
Run, C:\Program Files\TeamSpeak 3 Client\ts3client_win64.exe
Sleep 1000
ImageSearch, FoundX, FoundY, 0, 0, A_ScreenWidth, A_ScreenHeight, lobbyUnselected.png
if ErrorLevel = 2
MsgBox Could not conduct the search.
else if ErrorLevel = 1
MsgBox Icon could not be found on the screen.

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echo type now
set /p test=
echo %test%

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\n(\s+)\n

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Linker Enhancements in Visual Studio 2013 Update 2

For developer scenarios, linking takes the lion's share of the application's build time. From our investigation we know that the Visual C++ linker spends a large fraction of its time in preparing, merging and finally writing out debug information. This is especially true for non-Whole Program Optimization scenarios.

In Visual Studio 2013 Update 2 CTP2, a set of features were added which help improve link time significantly as measured by products we build here in our labs (AAA Games and Open source projects such as Chromium):

• Remove unreferenced data and functions (/Zc:inline). This can help all of your projects.
• Reduce time spent generating PDB files. This applies mostly to binaries with medium to large amounts of debug information.
• Parallelize code-generation and optimization build phase (*