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 | What's your question? We can't help you if you don't explain your situation. |
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| | I run Linux, so I test on up-to-date-ish Firefox, Chromium, Arora, Midori, Netsurf, Opera, Rekonq and Seamonkey. I also run a Windows XP VM for testing in IE6. Like Jorge said, browsershots is good for checking rendering on different versions of browsers.  |
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| | Javascript has nothing to do with Java. This is the Java forum. Also, this stinks of homework.  |
 | I have to agree with Mike. Running Windows EXEs through Wine tends to be a bit slow. On top of that, there's a huge amount of software for Linux which most people don't realise is there. |
 | I use Wine with a couple of small utilities which were only ever released on Windows. Namely a tone/sound wave generator. Also some PIC programming software and a Z80 assembler. I do have a Windows XP VM somewhere on this machine just in case, but it's been years since I … |
 | I also opted for MinGW back when I used Windows. It's good if you're going to expand into C++ someday.  |
 | I'll bump this question, it's two weeks old and still nobody's replied. You might have more luck posting this question on a forum with more focus on lex :) |
 | >most new hardware will get mounted. if yours is outdated then you might have to mount it yourself. What are you on about? You don't mount a device, you mount a filesystem. Mounting has nothing to do with this situation  |
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| | I was checking my profile, and it appears that within the space of one or two days where I've not been very active at all, the little rankings (xyz Contributions **(#abc)**) seem to have placed myself, and some other members' profiles I looked at, way up the list. I had … |
| | Explain more about your situation. When does it reboot? What are you doing on your computer when it reboots itself? |
| | Re: Python OS No. Python is a scripting language, which means that it requires an external program to interpret the python source code for it to be executed. To be able to execute Python, you require the Python Interpreter to be installed. This interpreter only runs in an existing operating system, such as … |
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| | You've asked two questions, I'll answer one (Mike's answered the other, see below): This is a common misconception with programming languages like C. It is not an equation. It is an *assignment*. It means "x is assigned the value of x/10". So it does not mean `125=12.5`, it means `x=12.5`. |
| | Re: Why?! >Faster... This doesn't sound like the words of someone who is well-versed in the ins and outs of different web server software and their points of difference. It sounds like someone who's just reads the TL;DRs >There are more possibilities than the one you mention. Just because you like one … |
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| | >We have no plans currently to support images in signatures. Thank god. No offence to iLikePHP, but the last thing I want to see are banners on most people's posts, all the way down a thread. |
| | How much of your query have you done so far? What progress have you already made? You could whip something up using single-character [wildcards](http://www.w3schools.com/sql/sql_wildcards.asp). There might be a better way to achieve this, but the wildcard method will certainly work. |
 | >Motherboard Main can b repair able ? If you're skilled at soldering 7 layer PCBs... What are you trying to repair? Is it something specific or are you just learning about motherboard repair in general? |
| | Is there the same image appearing on each side of the screen, or is one half darker than the other? Wait, is it physically snapped/separated?  |
| | >It's just funny to me that some clown like you, would take the time out of his day, to write some nonsense like this. It's just funny to me that some clown like you would take the time out of his day to write a response to that message if … |
 | Re: syntax error I get this error: File "/tmp/asdf.py", line 6 print "i am in function func1" ^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax You should be getting the same error. What's your Python version? |
| | For the transparency, Read up on [Opacity](http://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css3_pr_opacity.asp). I achieve blur by giving the text within the elements which I want to blur a [text shadow](http://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css3_pr_text-shadow.asp) and [no text colour](http://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css_colors_legal.asp) (ie, no alpha in an `rgba()` set), for example: .blurred { color: rgba(0,0,0,0); text-shadow: 0px 0px 4px #000; } You could … |
 | >$db_selected = mysql_select_db("**assesment**", $connect); I should've spotted it sooner, before I posted my solution. |
| | It would have to be in your `%PATH%` environment variable. You can [set this manually](http://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000549.htm), per application. For example, you'd need to add `C:\Program Files\Windows Media Player\`, and the directories where any executable you wish to use in this manner, to the path variable |
| | Um... this is more of a computer hardware and software board, but your question seems to be very much on the electronics side of things. You might have more success solving your question on an electronics forum :) |
 | According to [this](http://www.w3schools.com/cssref/pr_font_font-size.asp), it is fully supported in IE9. Could you please post the line of code you're using it in so we can help you better? |
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| | What's your question? What have you achieved with the task so far? What are you stuck on? |
| | Re: php encryption See the [PHP preg_replace Manual](http://php.net/manual/en/function.preg-replace.php) for the full synopsis of that function. But in a nutshell, the code you've provided uses a regular expression to delete any instance within `$plain_text` of a new-line character which is followed by a null character (end-of-string), which in turn is followed by any amount … |
| | >Too bad those aren't for the PC. Someone's bound to have ported to PC. Surely? |
 | As far as I am aware, `<header>` and `<footer>` are to be used *inside* `<body>`. |
| | Nice going on the PHP, in my opinion (and many others'), it's the best language for generating hypertext. |
 | Are you using MS Visual C++? If not, have you had a look at [SQLAPI++](http://www.sqlapi.com/)?  |
 | Very nice, Dani. I was unsure about some of the stats and had to half-guess what they were. I'm sure lots of other people will find these useful! :) |
 | The `header()` function is exactly what you need here. To redirect, simply use it like: header("Location: xyz.php"); To redirect to the example page `xyz.php`. If you have a fair amount of pages, then you could store their filenames in an array in a file called `go.php`: $pages = array( 'index.php', … |
| | The odd capitalisation in my username was initially an acident, but I've embraced it anyway. Just to see what would happen, I tried changing my username to 'Assembly Guy' instead, but I'm being told that the username is already taken. I understand that it's case insensitive so that someone can't … |
| | As gusano79 said, hash functions are one-way, which makes them perfect for encrypting things like passwords. They are never decrypted, but instead the password a user enters when logging in is hashed. This hash is then comapred with the hash of the correct password which is on record. If you …  |
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| | They use things like [Data Warehouses](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_warehouse) and services provided by [Akamai Technologies](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akamai_Technologies). So a lot of their storage isn't on-site, it'll be distributed around the world, as will the trucks bringing HDDs in ;) >the social networking website generates over 500 Terabytes of data every day. Does this mean that … |
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| | I'm pretty much the same as pritaeas: >If I get a good topic I may. But it won't be one after the other. |
 | Is this a C++ question? If so, you'll have to give more details about your intentions. What have you achieved towards this goal so far? |
| | [Wordpress](http://www.wordpress.org/). Or if you'd rather write your own software, take a look at learning a server side language like PHP or ASP, as well as a database platform such as MySQL or SQLite |
| | >for todays trend c++ or SAP... Which programming language you use for a certain task is not defined by what the 'in-thing' or popular, trendy thing seems to be. It comes down to the task at hand, the languages the people who are going to be completing the task/project know, … |
| | There might be something built-in, but I'm not familiar enough to give a definitive answer. You might like to look at having a crack at writing your own function to convert an integer into a binary number, stored as a string so you can print it. Wikipedia sums it up … |
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