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SNAAKE:
why would banks loan an "employee" 3 million dollars tho ???

what happened to that money?

pbj:
Seems like most sensors I’ve used (not many) all differentiate between zero and no value....

:dunno

Howard_Casto:
Most do, you are correct, but lilshawn is also correct.... especially on older systems you'll see data similar to what he is saying.

I know the fact that, sensors aside, the opposite is true and most programmers consider "0" a "1" which confuses the heck out of normal people. We don't waste data space and properly defined numeric variables default to 0, so in an array or enumeration, 0 is just the first selection of data. Strangely enough, where we dig around in INI files and various text based configuration files in this hobby, we are all used to starting with 0, so even if you aren't a programmer you have a leg up on the "normies".

B2K24:
So he only got 2 years and $5K fine? :o :o :o

The mofugger scammed millions right? If he's out by now he's come home to fat stacks that were probably burred somewhere.

Seems like he made out like a bandit unless I'm not understanding all of it...

dkersten:
Engineers only get pissy because they see a way to solve a problem and automatically assume it is the best way, and all other ways don't make sense to them, even if they work perfectly fine and just as effectively. Especially if they didn't think of that alternative way to accomplish the same thing.

And "region" always plays in, no matter what you look at. That container may be a jug to everyone, or maybe it's a pitcher. And in programming, depending on what language you are working in (i.e. what "region" of programming you are in), zeros and nulls may be the same, or may not. Heck, even within one language it may be different depending on the situation. Zero and Null can both be false, or a zero can be true. And a zero and a one can both be true, or one could be false and one true. :dizzy:

BTW, even google doesn't know what a proper jug is. Google "jug" and you get a bunch of pictures of pitchers. A jug is what moonshine came in before they started using jars. :cheers:

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