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I have a radiogroup with 3 items (red, green, blue) and with that RadioGroup I have made a listener for it. First it went great and I would get small values (1-3) for my CheckedId but now I saw that it would give all wrong values and even as high as 2131361863 (WTF?!?!??!)

Now clearly I don't have values that high, why the hell does it give out such massive values now?

taskPriority = (RadioGroup) dialog.getCustomView().findViewById(R.id.task_importance);

taskPriority.setOnCheckedChangeListener(new RadioGroup.OnCheckedChangeListener() {
    
    public void onCheckedChanged(RadioGroup taskPriority, int checkedId) {

        RadioButton checkedRadioButton = (RadioButton)

Hi, I'm studying compsci and during my time here I've accumulated a lot of projects for classes. The problem is that a few of those repositories are under other team members git accounts and I'd like to see it visible on my GitHub account. What's the accepted standard?

Should I just clone it to my own repository? Fork it? Should I just let it be and hope potential employers see that I have committed to the repositories of others?

So I bought a new graphics card, and got a key for Borderlands Pre-sequel with it. Given that I have both BL1 and BL2 and barely played them, my interest for this game is basically near zero. The graphics card was bought in Sweden, so it's not a russian code, my reddit account is +5 years old and my steam account is +4 years old and has like 300 games so I'm not entirely untrustworthy http://steamcommunity.com/id/ninji00 We could also use a middleman

So I'm looking for 30-40$ on paypal, since that is worth more than zero to me. Could also possibly maybe trade it for Divinity: Original Since but basically I don't think recent releases are that interesting unless it's Witcher 3 :p

I'm currently running this watcher mage deck, faring pretty well with it

http://www.hearthpwn.com/deckbuilder/mage#30:1;31:2;42:2;44:2;60:2;153:2;177:2;280:2;372:2;386:2;428:2;503:1;522:2;542:2;595:2;7738:2;

• Mirror Image x1
• Ancient Watcher x2
• Nerubian Egg x2
• Sunfury Protector x2
• Frostbolt x2
• Harvest Golem x2
• Acolyte of Pain x2
• Chillwind Yeti x2
• Defender of Argus x2
• Spellbreaker x2
• Fireball x2
• Polymorph x2
• Azure Drake x2
• Boulderfist Ogre x2
• Flamestrike x2
• Ragnaros x1

Basically the Ancient Watchers and Nerubian Eggs are there in order to get out cheap bodies, and then taunt them up with Sunfury Protector or Defender of Argus (or silence with Spellbreaker). T

We all know that the developers are working hard, and really trying their best. It is our duty as a community to shield them from any possible criticism towards their game, because we can not possibly expect grown adults to be able to handle those emotions. I mean what do you expect, that games are art and should be treated as such? (ROFLMAO)

That's why from today onwards all and any negativity towards either the devs or the game will on your first offense lead to the moderator team using tissues to collect our delicate tears, subsequent offenses will lead to a lifetime ban from r/gw2circlejerk

They're a secret cabal of militant feminists who have ties with the leaders of internet media and even in the highest offices of American government. They manipulate the reddit admins like puppets, determining which posts and comments are allowed, having any user they disagree with shadowbanned.

They used their influence to have the r/videos[1] mods remove this post the first time. I'm not sure why they allowed it this time. It must be part of their grand scheme.

FEAR THE SRS

edit: Just look at how quickly the SRS downvote bots have hit me. Proof that they have the reddit admins in the palms of their hands.

[Source](http://www.reddit.com/r/videos/comments/23ij7t/for_the_third_time_i

We are a bunch of computer science students who have been tasked with replacing the aging queueing system of our university with a new, web based one. Our site can be found at qwait.csc.kth.se (album here)

We haven't had much experience in web design, so any feedback is very much appreciated. I'm currently kind of worried that there's just too much whitespace, among other things which might not be immediately obvious to us

http://www.nada.kth.se/~adblan/

I'm a compsci student who has never done web development, so any advice is welcome