Elysian Shadows

Doesn't the close method also flush the stream? Hmm yeah, that is the specified behaviour, but maybe an error occurred or something. Check http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2208387/java-socket-outputstream-is-not-flushing , could that have something to do with your problem? Could you post the serv...

Try flushing the output stream using ps.flush(). If that doesn't work I dunno, maybe post the server code as well.

Introduction to Java by Y. Daniel Liang is an excellent book im my opinion. It contains a lot of the import and interesting things about Java as well as all the basics.

http://cs.armstrong.edu/liang/intro5e/intro5etoc.html

For this you get a million kudos.

I would recommend Prolog as a logical programming language. It's a pretty cool language and can be used for some nice A.I. stuff.

LOL, nice

Haha, I actualy manually wrote that first confirmation to Trask because he was the first to submit the form. You're actually not supposed to receive a confirmation message.

But there are lolipops for everyone!

Wow. That might well change computing as we know it.

dandymcgee wrote:

GyroVorbis wrote:AND YOU WILL DESCRIBE IT TO ME IN EXTREME DETAIL VIA AIM WITH YOUR FREE HAND.

What if she's using both?

That can never be an excuse, we know she has a camera.

cypher1554R wrote:I doubt it.. Ants aren't as dumb as humans to start a war between themselves.

You´re kidding right? Ants have wars all the time where they annihilate each other.

I watched Clerks 1 and 2 yesterday, both hilarious, although 1 is definitely better than 2.

ROFL Total pwnage!

Well I wasn't saying you were I just think you were wrong. I don't think the situation is at all a reverse of what happened in the past.

Marx Chaotix wrote: Amen! I think it's ridicules that the white race has to bend over and kiss ass for something that our ancestors did years ago. This is just another example of history repeating itself. (except the races are reversed)

Dude I think that might be taking it a little too far.

Come on guys. Can't you just enjoy the sweet irony of a company owned by Google trying to impose censorship?