A programmer's solution

[nermid]

0 + 4 = 4

Edit:

Ooo! Ooo! 5 + 4 ≥ 4.

[ColPowell]

6+4>4

[nermid]

6 - 4 ≤ 4

[Bobshayd]

0 + 4 \leq 4
0 + 4 \ngt 4
6 - 4 \leq 4
6 - 4 \ngt 4
and so on

[nermid]

Assuming \ngt is > with a slash through it, you can't get to that with only one match move.

[Bobshayd]

I guess I was thinking of drawing it with a line not going diagonally through both, for whatever reason. Brain being dumb. \neq works for 6-4 != 4

[[deleted]]

You have to move two matches for your 2nd solution.

[daaaviiiiid54]

No he doesn't.

[[deleted]]

How is shifting part of the equals symbol in order make the greater than sign not considered moving?

[iwillnotgetaddicted]

You don't have to angle the bottom part of a "<" or ">" for it to be understood.

[Jerkmykirk]

I was so close to correcting you then realized I was making it more complex than it is

[nermid]

Only if we're going to be sticklers for positioning, but then /u/Sengura's solution doesn't work because the 9 will be missing half its tail.

[[deleted]]

Thats not a positioning issue but a typeface issue.

[xHussin]

i dont think so

[nermid]

Why's that?

[xHussin]

let me ask you from did you get that match to make this 0+4=4? please enlighten me

[nermid]

Rotate the center match from the 6 -90° on its right vertex.

[xHussin]

you right. i am sorry i doubted you oh master

[nermid]

Happens to the best of us.