Wait a minut. You called SA, and they correctly identified the problem the first time you talked to them? When did you change job???

Pretty sure that the wtf is that it return "false" if getValueOrDefault returns true, and "true" if getValueOrDefault return false.  

[quote user="mihi"]   TRWTF is that after Bruno changed the license to AGPL, people tended to keep lots of mini forks of the old (MPL/LGPL) version to avoid buying a commercial license, instead of trying to concentrate their bugfixing effort to a single fork (or just buying the commercial license...)[/quote] I guess that is what ...

Image that you have an class. Let's call it Paint* And it has a method which say:  void rectangle(float x, float y, float w, float h)           Adds a rectangle to the current path.Now paint also have an overloaded version ...

[quote user="snoofle"] Java even lets you make a map that is not inherently thread safe into a thread safe map with a wrapper (Collections.synchronizedMap(new HashMap());   [/quote]  But that is not always enough. If you have one thread which modify the HashMap, while an other thread iterate over the map, then you will ...

Wft is the purpose of this method? Calling Realloc with a null pointer is perfectly safe and defined(it allocates the memmory as requested). And calling free on the result from malloc/realloc is also always safe even if they return null, so that plsAllocated is not needed at all.(Just check for a null pointer, if you really want to know if your ...

[quote user="Cassidy"] [quote user="mt@ilovefactory.com"]Nope. Eclipse got its own compiler.[/quote]  Ain't Eclipse written in Java anyway? Very meta.[quote user="mt@ilovefactory.com"]And just as important: The Android plugin for eclipse, know that it's an error to generate code for the java 1.7 ...

[quote user="MiffTheFox"][quote user="bridget99"] I've never had much trouble getting it to do what I want. Then again, I'm not the sort of person who has to have the latest version of everything, nor do I attempt stubborn, pointless crap like trying to install open source shit under "c:\Program Files." A ...

[quote user="Cassidy"] [quote user="mt@ilovefactory.com"]Why are you using javac instead of the eclipse android development environment? [/quote]  Doesn't that - ultimately - invoke javac anyway? [/quote]  Nope. Eclipse got its own compiler. And just as important: The Android plugin for eclipse, know that ...

I just have ask: Why are you using javac instead of the eclipse android development environment? The ability to auto complete on all properties in .xml files alone are worth it :}