Kris
Registered Member

Gang

hello good morning

While I don't fully agree on the pricing on your comment on this thread I can appreciate a well written explaination and reasoning behind it

wasnt a trick

Fair enough, but that's why the comparison is usually equality against zero, i.e, != 0 to indicate presence, or == 0 to indicate absence, as opposed to < / > 0.

heyy

You are probably one of my favorite members on here.

woah estonia bro ! wats up

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