So we still don't have a C programming sub? Someone should start one so I can tell noobs how pointers work.

Shit like this makes me not regret deleting my Github account.

Please don't use gray for every flair. I did /v/pcmasterrace and can show you how I did the flairs there if you like the way they look. Or if you don't then please make them all colored in some way, this place is gray enough already.

You also can have up to 10 flairs right now.

I learned all my CSS on http://www.w3schools.com/cssref/default.asp. CSS is easy to use once you understand its basic syntax, you should be able to pick it up in a few hours.

I'm currently working on the CSS for /v/pcmasterrace at /v/pcmasterracetest. When I'm done I can help make a cool theme for this place too if you wanted.

YES, that's the whole reason I posted this! Thank you for responding.

Most of them, not all are inactive. And if a mod actually responds to this I would offer to make one for each mode, it's not hard to implement.

Doesn't Voat use TLS?

go use emacs

More like go use Vim

I considered it, but felt it cluttered the look a bit. In a perfect world I'd use puts("/v/programming"); for the appended \n and lesser processing time, but printf is more iconic.

You mean the text editor? I just picked random colors I liked in GIMP...

Don't linked lists take care of the unresizable array issue? They might be confusing to beginners and eat memory but they do the trick.

Some languages like C don't have a lot of conventions though. People using Python have to follow rules like indent after a :, while a C programmer could put an entire program on one line. I'm mostly curious of how people:

• indent
• use curly braces

• declare variables. Like int x, j = 0; or

  int x = 0;

  int j = 0;

• name different things, like camel case, Hungarian notation, etc...

And I want to know why you use that style.