#include <stdio> using namespace std; int main() { while(true) { cout << "You're a pair of geeks!"; } return 0; // will never be called, but needed for the code to compile correctly :/ } Oh, Super, you were sending Votick to /dev/null. Of course. I'm an idiot. But why not just `echo Votick > /dev/n...
GO GO GREASEMONKEY This also gets rid of the header, giving you EVEN MORE room for content. (Just get rid of the last line if you want the header) // ==UserScript== // @name Make It Bigger Damnit // @namespace asdfjkl // @description Makes Fester's forums bigger // @include http://festers.clanserver...
cat > /dev/null > Votick What? You're sending the output of cat (which will default to STDIN unless I'm mistaken) to a black hole in your computer - and then sending that to Votick? I think you meant to leave out the first >, which would make it `cat /dev/null > Votick`, which, depending on where t...