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It would be helpful if you could refactor your code to be Object Oriented. This would allow you to add more features and clean up the code layout a bit. Enemies would be capable of far more. And game logic like adding weapons, leveling up, entering a new area, and …

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um... do your project on how a CO switch works. Diagram the lines form the DMark to the CO. or do one on self healing SONET rings. or do one on IP V6. Do one on GSM. Do one on 802.11. Do one on socket programming. Do one on distributed …

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I started with C++ but fell in love with Java and Python. But with any language, the logic and problem solving skills needed to start programming are the same. You need to think about your assignment (or self started project) with a step by step approach. As you become a …

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option 2 sounds preferable to me. Once you know what something is in meters, it's just a matter of multiplying or dividing by units of 10. Knowing the relationship between all the metric units is fairly rudimentary since they all stand as units of 10s, but keeping US standard units …

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according to the documentation you can programmatically close the overlay with the scripting api close() http://jquerytools.org/documentation/overlay/index.html

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you want to make sure you have apache as well. run these at your terminal sudo apt-get install apache2 sudo apt-get install php5 sudo apt-get install libapache2-mod-php5 sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart

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are you viewing this in a browser or from Word? In some browsers the base64 encoded images to not render if they are being hosted locally. Just confused about where you are viewing this document.

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you can use the facebook graphAPI to extract that information. The first thing you want to do is read their documentation https://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/api/, and chose an SDK (PHP: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/php/)

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currently, the widget just scrolls an image with a fixed height, thus you will see that blank space unless you can offset the time at which it repeats. The reason it appears that they chose to do it that way was so it could disappear and reappear at the bottom …

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A lot is left vague... what is communicationQuery ? is that a SOAP call to WSDL or does it open a socket or cURL request? Seems like you're bottle neck is somewhere in communicationQuery, i'd check performance of that object. Also, how many servers are you calling? can you cache …

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<option value="some value" onclick="popMssg('some message');">some label</option> you may also need to escape quotes if you are doing this in PHP.

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It's in flash, so you need to get into the .FLA file(s) and change the speed values in there... saddly, you posted this under javascript... you may want to repost under Flash/Actionscript for help.

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not really a php question. you could try one of these answers... http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1219890/flash-document-viewer

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first check to see that you browser has full access to your javascript files. Then wrap your tabs method and other jquery in a $(document).ready(function () {/*code goes here*/}); so that the method is called after the DOM has attached itself and is loaded properly before running the method. You …

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perhaps you need to review syntax for insert? http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.5/en/insert.html

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http://phpexcel.codeplex.com/ is a fairly reliable library for handling excel format. You can also save as a csv file and parse it in a similar fashion.

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I don't know what your array looks like, but you could do an foreach and then embed a while loop that cuts after three photos foreach($array as $a) { while ($i<3) { print $a['photo'][$i]; } }

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I found this article from the EFF quite disturbing. What do you say about a company that would want to do this? ... Thoughts? Comments? Scathing Rebuttals?? [url]http://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2010/08/steve-jobs-watching-you-apple-seeking-patent-0[/url]

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What issue is that? What kind of network environment are you on? What device are you sending packets to? What tools are you using to test this?

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running your program on g++ I get a return of NAN, indicating compiler treats the returning value as "Not a Number"... I'd check your array of ints... the context of your code indicates you really want to work with doubles. You aren't going to be able to cast to double …

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MAC address filtering on a switch sounds like a very plausible culprit... how many hops can you get on a trace route command? If it doesn't get to the devices beyond a known switch on your network, I'd be suspicious of that... I'm otherwise not familiar with your current software …

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I have a class "Homework" that has a private attribute "int time" and I have set up a + operator to add the times of two Object instances. I have also created a Template "sum(T a, T b)" that takes two arguments and adds them together. I'm having difficulty using …

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Shaswat, create a chat page. Use Java. Create applet for use client. Use for server java socketServer. Multi thread. [I]Write more descriptive threads please.[/I]

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We don't distribute source code. write some code based on your requirements and we'd be more than happy to help you if you get stuck. I will provide a link that has a java implementation as well as a resource to understanding that algorithm in general so you can start …

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a double and an int are different data types, you can't use them together like that.

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Are you trying to write software to draw a graph of incoming and outgoing packets? The answer is yes, yes you do need algorithms for that... and probably openGL and C. No, I won't give you codes for it, but you are welcome to post that in the C++ or …

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The exceptions made recently in the DMCA only make exceptions for Professors and students under certain conditions. Under those conditions, to circumvent the iPhone's default OS or software is still in breach of the Apple EULA which voiding the warrantee could be the least of your worries even... The Apple …

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drjohn is right erin. You should accept database entries as they are without additional sorting, it would be inefficient and (as you probably have already come to find) ridiculous to do otherwise. The database is unconcerned with the names or types of entities you store in them. Selecting by the …

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If you have your CCNA and CCNP, you are more than qualified to work in the US or UK. But you must have some sort of on the job experience, or at least lab experience. If you get a CCIE without any work experience, then it's not likely that employers …

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I'm not entirely sure what your question is, if you can, I kindly invite you to please clarify your post with what your main concern at this time is. I gather you are probably asking how you get it to stop disconnecting, while I'm not there to do diagnostics and …

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A constant in any programming language is a value you don't intend to change and thus want it to be 'constant'. The speed of light would be an example. For a constant variable, use the keyword final. [CODE]final double PI = 3.14 //or however much precision you want[/CODE] The final …

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MAC address is the 'physical' address, burnt into your NIC. It's formated as hexadecimal like 00:1f:e1:c2:fc:4a. They are supposed to be all unique, that's how a layer 2 device finds your machine (such as a switch). However I've personally purchased a box of 20 NICs only to find out only …

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Are you trying to connect to it from your browser? I'm not privy to all that products features, are you trying to do remote configurations to it in your browser like you can on the typical consumer grade router? Please clarify.

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01/01/2010 would be more of a "date" type than an int... I would consider accepting three integers, 1 for day value, another for month value, and finally one for the year. You could then concatenate all three values with a string or char = '/' in between your three values. …

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Is this from a textbook? What are prompting these questions? Just curious...

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can you run it through a debugger? VS 200x you use the 'step through' feature, on a *nix platform (including mac OSX) you would use gdb. Try to see what part of the code it's getting stuck in...

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What results are you getting with the code you have currently written, do you have compiler errors? Or does it compile and behave undesirably?

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Windows does not support ssh natively. Linux, FreeBSD, MAC OS all do. If it's local to the network, you could possibly make a system call to telnet? Not the best solution... but you're running windows. Can you write some socket client/server app to run on the remote machine, listen for …

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[QUOTE]Hi! CAN YOU PLEASE ME[/QUOTE] Is that a request? [QUOTE]CODES OF SCIENTIFC CALCULATOR IN ASM[/QUOTE] What? [QUOTE]nEED IT BADLY.. [/QUOTE] That's what she said...

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This all falls under the category of Graph Theory... no? I would imagine looking into path finding algorithms like Dijsktra's would be a good place to focus on since so many routers use it.

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You could use the StringBuilder class with the append() method, there are other methods in that class that would achieve the adding $'s to a new line using a for loop as your iterator. Take a look at these [URL="http://download.oracle.com/javase/1.5.0/docs/api/java/lang/StringBuilder.html"]docs[/URL] for all your string manipulation needs. The other way (just …

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You are using the System.out.[I]println[/I]() method which will print a new line, you want to use System.out.[I]print[/I]()

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This [URL="http://www.leniel.net/2008/05/win32-api-mouse-interaction.html"]blog[/URL] has some insights and input on win32 api and mouse interactions. They still offer the [URL="http://www.microsoft.com/express/Downloads/"]Visual Studio 2008 C++ IDE[/URL] as the express version (found on the right most tab)

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man... there are some strange curly brace placements in that code... I see that the for loops are iterating some ints, but I don't know what statement is being looped for each of them, there are no statements in them. I'm assuming the third curly brace is your body statement, …

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Might go with the intersection tables and then a join for the many to many.

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what syntax are you using (since that is the concern)? And what database are you using? We can't examine your query if we don't have a place to start.

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[URL="http://download.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/uiswing/components/table.html"]this[/URL] is a good one.

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