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 | I don't write code with bugs in it... I merely include a few unintentional features -- Adam Hyde  |
 | For me, it's normally a lot of coffee cups surrounding the computer...  |
 | >I heard that C++ is used for creating games. That's certainly correct; a lot of game development out there is done in C++. Just keep in mind that it's not the *only* language you can use to develop games and in a decade or so when you're comfortable with developing … |
| | Additional to what Ancient Dragon has mentioned, you can flick through the [source code](http://batchbin.ueuo.com/passgen/passgen-1.3.tar.gz) for a pseudo-random password generator that I wrote a while ago. While it doesn't generate passwords with at least 2 numbers, 2 upper/2 lower case latters and 1 symbol, it may be a useful starting point.  |
| | Jean_3, did you read the post just above yours? >First off, please do not post new requests into old threads like this. This thread was originally posted more than half a decade ago; some of the details are now out of data (though fortunately the jist of it hasn't changed), …  |
| | Nice. Years ago I was writing some PHP and I used a crappy method whereby I selected all rows, buffered them into an array, then selected some random elements from the array... it was horrible. It took me a lot of searching back then to find the same method that …  |
 | We don't do your homework for you. Show some effort of your own toward solving the problem before simply demanding code. |
| | Honestly, Deepak_31? You think they're still after an answer **eight years later**, when the question has **already been marked as solved**? Please refrain from resurrecting such threads in future…  |
| | As a quick example off the top of my head, see [Luke Edwards's Website](http://lukeedwards.co.nz). Mainly watch the menu items when you resize your browser window. As arti18 said, it's got nothing to do with SEO - it only affects how the website is displayed on different screen sizes (think smartphones …  |
| | Re: Bad Grammar >I ain't an expert in grammar either, although I fancy myself a connaisseur. That is quite possibly the most hilarious way I have heard the words fancy, myself and connaisseur being used. I simply don't see grammar as being a sibling of fine cheeses and wines... |
 | @jeanclaudedjahlin, please create your own thread instead of hijacking this one. |
| | In this specific case, is there any advantage of using app = MyApp() app.mainloop() over simply using MyApp().mainloop() |
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| | You won't need an array. The simplest method to turn an integer into a grade from your table is to use a series of `cmp` and `jg` instructions. For example: cmp score, 90 jg Grade_A cmp score, 80 jg Grade_B cmp score, 70 jg Grade_C cmp score, 60 jg Grade_D … |
| | There are a number of faults that a program can encounter at runtime, and segfault is a very specific one. I'm not going to give you the answer straight out since this sounds like it could be a homework question, but if you read up on the basics of what … |
 | Granted, but all oceans part, much like The Red Sea I wish I had a girlfriend ;) |
 | Oh jolly! A riddle! Not only do we get to guide you through fixing the code, but we also get to make wild stabs and guesses at what exactly the code does, *and* which errors is is producing. My Saturday nights don't get any better than this. In all seriousness, … |
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| | Never throw computers out - there's bound to be a local geek who will use it for something. If it's too old to use for anything, then it's probably museum material ;) But seriously, keep Windows on it while you can. You could partition the hard drive and try some …  |
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| | Re: Fort Knox Linux? >So I think I'd just block every port. If that's the case, why not just physically disconenct it from all networks? |
 | Re: polynomial >I'm a professional figure skater. Why else would anyone be here? Also this has to be put somewhere in here: `<div class="derailed">`  |
 | >aw not that kind of programing If you don't like streams, calling `printf("*143#\n");` from within C++ is valid, so long as you include `stdio.h`  |
| | Re: Mysql on ubuntu >That is the source code. [...] No, no, it's a precompiled package, judging by the filename; it's got 'i686' in there somewhere.  |
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 | For starters, please try and remember that silicon and silicone are two ver, very, very different things. Silicon is what we use in semiconductors, silicone is not :) 1: Yes. 2: Yes, more or less. 3: Machine code is what is put onto the data lines by RAM/ROM. So as … |
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 | Seeing as this is homework, I'm not giving you the tip outright or step-by-step. Follow above poster's advice, but here's some extra food for thought. The ASCII values for a lower case letter and its capital counterpart have some interesting properties. Look at them in hex or in binary form. …  |
| | Your problem's around these lines cmp op1, 0p2 je same jne different The second operand '0p2' should be 'op2' (zero versus o). Also, for the sake of efficiency, you could/should write the jump for inequality as a fallthrough. The fallthrough will also erase any undefined behaviour around that point. We … |
 | It's a cool autumn morning here, about 13 degrees celsius. It's supposed to reach about 18 degrees celsius, but it's a nice, clear sunny day here in Wellington, New Zealand.  |
| | Just to rule this one out: Have you turned the brightness up? |
 | >.ProxyPass isn't working.Why is that? It's not configured/installed right. That's the best answer anyone can give with the information you've given. |
 | If following Gribouillis's doesn't solve the problem: If you can get to any terminal of any sort ([chrooting](http://wikipedia.org/wiki/Chroot)'s awesome for moments like these) then run `ls -l /bin/bash` to see if that's a [symlink](http://wikipedia.org/wiki/Symbolic_link) and what it's pointing to.  |
| | >What compiler are you using, and how are you running it? For what it's worth, I'll put my money on Turbo C; that typeless `main` whispers it. Also works as expected here using GCC 4.8.2 20140206 (prerelease). |
 | The Mages Guild is committed to rooting out Necromancy and all who practice it :-) |
 | >Yeah I'm going through this with my tishiba laptop. Yesterday I got frustrated & formatted C the drive. I'm thinking about installing Linux OS. I'm sorry, I don't even... what? |
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| | >hi , please convert this block code to intel syntax ( nasm) Nah, I don't really feel like it. |
| | See [this link](http://www.daniweb.com/software-development/assembly/threads/477552/write-my-program-for-me#post2086317) All the best. |
 | >Also, remember that you cannot run 64-bit virtual machines on a 32-bit CPU Not directly, no, but bear in mind I've been running TempleOS on my 32 bit machine using `qemu-system-x86_64`. |
 | Re: Arrays in C++ Nice tutorial deceptikon, I very much like the style. I used to have teachers who would try and teach the class something new without first setting a scene of what happens without the new tool. They'd be talking to class full of 'Hello, World!'-ers, saying about what arrays are, but …  |
 | >you're probably looking at CSS - possibly JS too if you need to control vertical heights. As diafol highlighted, this isn't a PHP question. However, you've already posted here and gotten some answers so I'll continue. Could you elaborate on your problem. Do you mean vertically centre items or display … |
 | Re: wget >Do you know what their DNS server addresses are? If not, go to the admin web page of your router and look there Correct me if I'm wrong but can't we just point him to Google's 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 for DNS? Makes life easier :P Another question on top of … |
| | >Because of rdesktop! Sorry, what? Is it just me or is that not even a reason? |
 | Re: jl and jg? Hi talma, you're new around here. What you've just done is reply to a 4-year-old thread which was solved, with a completely new question of your own. This is known amongst the internet community as *hijacking* and/or *necromancy*, and it's frowned upon because it makes things a bit convoluted and … |
| | I have transparency in my buckyball avatar. I've noticed that on the community member badge, this seems to cause some issues. Is it Fred I see in the background through the transparency? I'm not using the badge anyway, but I just thought I'd let you know. |
| | Re: root >which will require your user password (not the root password) That depends on `/etc/sudoers`. Sudo *can* be configured to require the root password rather than the user password. However you are correct in assuming the default is the user's password. |
| | `INSERT` rather than `INSER` |
| | I agree with using server-side redirection. When 301 and 302s are used, I see it as telling the user you know what page they want, but you're getting *them* to do the work and waste time mucking around to move to another URL, rather than just taking it within your … |
 | It could be simplified to `printf("\b \b");`. What it does it is prints a backspace character to the screen, thus moving the text cursor to the left one place. Then it prints a space, clearing whatever character *was* there before, and then prints another backspace character. It effectively means that …  |
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