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The controversy about the demolition of the historic Fifth Ward LDS meetinghouse exposes additional concerns and hypocrisy. In 1928, merely eighteen years after the dedication of the Fifth Ward, Salt Lake City taxpayers funded the construction of a community park at the intersection of 1300 South and West Temple. This baseball stadium was later named in honor of John Derks, a former Salt Lake Tribune sports editor.
NEW YORK — Hackers researching the internal files of cult hit action-RPG Bloodborne have made a startling and unprecedented discovery: the coding of the game somehow harbors a personal grudge against the specific player operating it. “Whoa, we’ve never found anything quite like this,” said Jay Haney, one of the hackers that made the unprecedented discovery. “Some have speculated about this sort of thing, but we thought it was bullshit.
This is a precedence issue, basically. You're assuming that your code is equivalent to: if ((test1 = false) || (test1 == false)) ... but it's not. It's actually equivalent to: if (test1 = (false || test1 == false)) ... which is equivalent to: if (test1 = (false || false)) (because test1 is true to start with) ... which is equivalent to: if (test1 = false) which assigns the value false to test1, with the result of the expression being false.
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