DUHHHHH???? Why do you think I called them Saudi's? I just researched it for you, and it said 15 of the 19 were Saudi's... That is they came from Saudi Arabia.
The problem I have was how it was intermingled with the attacks on 911. I've not seen any conclusive evidence that supports Saddam as having ties to Bin Laden (in case you forgot, the culprit of the 911 Attack). If there were/are ties, I'd like to see those.... but I suppose taking someone's word for it is good enough?
I don't see how. More than 15 of the 20 hijackers were Saudi's.
Most cities in Iraq are now safer to walk the streets than say LA or Miami.
I don't doubt that. MS 13 rules LA right now and even the authorities are frighten of them.
You can also set proxy options in the tools/option menu to some ip address that allows it. That way you don't have to constantly go through proxify. There is also a way to edit the URL to include a specific port number or something, but I don't remember how to do it.
Either schools are teaching programming at a much younger age these days, or English class is ignoring grammer.
English classes everywhere are ignoring grammar and all of India thinks they are cut out for programming. I can tell you first hand that English teachers spend more time on stupid crap like poetry than on grammar.
Salem commented: Depressingly correct on both points.+17
I had the same thing happen to me. I swear I opened the home page but it took me to profile.php and said file not found. Not sure why it took me to that page.
One way would be to: accept input as a string. convert string into an int convert int into a char (or cast int into a char if all you want to do is display it)
Yep it's pretty simple:
int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
int x = 1000001;
cout << char(x) << endl;
getchar();
}
You could use a StringTokenizer to read everything that's a word(doesn't read white space). Get the length of the word. In a for loop you can process the char at index 'i' by using charAt(i).
There is no language called 'best'. That's the bottom line.
On a serious note, however, you can't get any easier than vb.net with visual studio. Of course, you might should listen to vegaseat. C# is definately catching on.
Create a website than can run an interpreter. I send, paste or type a short program code into the site's entry field and the site returns the result. The language I like to see is of course Python.
Let's say you have a text field that supports 50 characters and your text is only 20 characters. You could get the text length, subtract that from the amount of characters the text field supports, and divide by two. Once you have that, then you can add that number of spaces at the beginnning.
Of course that solution doesn't work for everything, and if possible it's better to use some other idea.
That's some dirty spyware. I had something like that once and it took forever to get it off. I'll try to find out what tools I used and get back to you.
Hmmm...I'm not sure I like the idea of this. It almost seems like another step in giving the government more and more power which is the exact opposite of what the founders of the constitution wanted.
GetLocation() probably needs to make a call to the Point2D class. I'm guessing your class has a constructor that takes two arguments, an x and a y. If so, you could say:
public void getLocation()
{
return new Point2D(this.x,this.y);
}
Im pretty sure that the get method returns a point....From there it's up to the recipitent of the point to call the getX() getY() methods on that point. There's really now way to return both of those. You can create your own methods that could do something like this:
public Point2D getLocation()
{
return Point2D();
}
public int getX()
{
Point2D p = getLocation();
return p.getX();
}
public int getY()
{
Point2D p = getLocation();
return p.getY();
}
You'll have to check to make sure I'm right about getX() and getY()...I'm pretty sure that those exist, but make sure.
Also, he said his "machine" copied bit by bit....There's no such thing as a 1:1 copy. Furthermore, wouldn't such as machine counterproductive in it's cost?
What exactly are you having problems with during the use of get and setLocation()... You can specify an x and y int as arguments or pass a point to it. You'll have to be more specific before I can really help.
And I am asking Congress to outlaw all copy protection schemes.
Good luck. You'll need better reason than a lost key, but of course individuals are able to change the constitution these days, so there's no telling what you can do.
Anyways, I agree to some extent, but there needs to be some kind of protection. M$, and other companies use a good scheme of simply using a product registration key, which doesn't really protect much...I guess they realize that someway or another it's going to happen, so theres no use in investing in schemes such as securom or safedisc.
There's isn't a cd out there that's impossible to copy. You don't need any special kind of software, actually there's a program out there called "Alcohol 120%" that can copy any protected cd, even the strongest protection to date.
I guess you could look into apply some of these copy protection schemes to your cd..Some of them are "SecurRom", "SafeDisc", and many more. It won't protect everything from invidivually copied onto the harddrive, but it will protect the most important files. But again, there are programs out there that can easily break these protection schemes.
