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Did you have all five cards in your hand or were there two in your hand and some on the table?

Did you play Texas Hold'em or what?

I hope I get to arrange a KHV poker game someday.

http://kh-vids.net/threads/found-you-faker.147013/
http://kh-vids.net/threads/soooo-i-kinda-went-ballistic-with-the-vid-hatok-posted.147019/

Glad that they taught that. Columbus day is one of the biggest farces in US culture.

Welcome to the forum.

You don't need to use numbers here. We don't have anyone with your name.

Not sure what history you read in school but mine definitely tried to do this.

Space Paranoids from Kingdom Hearts II Original Soundtrack

Ticklish by At the Drive-In

Look at that trust in the system. Watch as it flies away.

The question is hypothetical. If you were to end up in prison, could you survive there?

If you are too scared to consider that scenario, the answer is no.

If I survive the first few encounters I should be able to figure out how to manipulate the social sphere enough to get by.

I don't know since neither were mine. SJ's was one. I'll be able to tell you the other in about a half hour.

It's impossible to test for OS version or even the browser being used reliably regardless, so don't break a sweat testing it on all of them. Unless you can find a way to reliably test for the version (which I would want myself).

That particular function is not what he means, but even then, he tested in two browsers.

About the clicking. It works for some iOS users but not others (just tested it). I have a suspicion about why.

Some versions of iOS don't fire a click event with a touchstart event. I tested it by binding a touchstart after binding the click event that fires the click event subsequently. This type of code will work (without bugs as far as I know). Example:

Code:

$(selector).on('click', function() {
	$(this).toggle();
});

$(selector).on('touchstart', function(event) {
	event.preventDefault();
	this.click();
});

There there. (The Boney King of Nowhere.) by Radiohead

Click it to reveal.

Count me in.

You can join both at the same time if you want to try out both set ups.

Have fun~

No problem. Post your solutions so we can compare~

Under Project Euler's mission statement:

I've written my program but should it take days to get to the answer?
Absolutely not! Each problem has been designed according to a "one-minute rule", which means that although it may take several hours to design a successful algorithm with more difficult problems, an efficient implementation will allow a solution to be obtained on a modestly powered computer in less than one minute.

Does it matter if it takes more than one minute to solve?
Of course not, but that should provide the impetus to return to the problem and see how you can improve your approach. But remember that once you've solved a particular problem you will be able to access a thread relating to that problem and it is here that you may be able to pick some tips from others that have solved it.

At its core, this is a programming cleverness test.