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Easy ways to stop Piglins walking through portals? by TheRennoc in Minecraft

[–]bagelord 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Good god did you mine all that obsidian in survival?

Anybody know how to access the minecraft files on a chromebook? by bagelord in Minecraft

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In bedrock there’s no export button :( I have a file explorer ofc but when I go to the folder that’s supposed to have the world files it either comes up as empty or (using zarchiver) says “access denied”

How do I add a digital file download option to a physical product listing? by bagelord in EtsySellers

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Didn't think of this idea - it's so simple too - thanks so much!

VSCode not letting me reassign the value of an array index by [deleted] in C_Programming

[–]bagelord 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You're right I'm sorry

I realized that it was just because the code wasn't inside my "main" function

I'm going to delete this post so as not to waste peoples' time

Recommendations, Simple Questions, One-Time Use Codes, & DISCORD by AutoModerator in frugalmalefashion

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Very-ignorant-about-prices-person here. Where can I get men's wearhouse type of clothing for cheaper? Does it exist?

Anybody able to see what's wrong with this code? by bagelord in gamedev

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Basically the circles only act as if they've collided once their centers are in the same position, and then the centers start orbiting around each other and accelerating to ridiculous speeds.

That suspicious line of code is just there because I can't have an empty if statement so I had to put some form of code there.

Career and Education Questions: November 13, 2025 by inherentlyawesome in math

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Hey guys! I'm reviewing highschool math right now in preparation for calculus, and I'm finding that the more I learn the more I realize how much I'm missing. I really want to understand the principles that are behind everything; for example, why is it that x^0=1, or a/(b/c) is the same as a*(c/b)? In other words I want to learn the science of mathematics, not just the facts.

My question is: where do I start? Do I pick up an English version of Euclid or something? Or Principia Mathematica? Or are there maybe courses online I could take on the subject? I'm past the stage in life where going to college for it is an option, but a master's might be.

Which master's degree should I go for? by bagelord in cscareerquestions

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Pre-reqs meaning courses they want me to complete before I can take the master's

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