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learn English, and learn patience. We've no time to decode the nonsense you're penning down, which is definitely NOT English. And we're not your slaves either, to drop everything we're doing to serve your every wish instantly.

not everyone who gets "diversity training" poured down their neckt turns into a PC robot... Some actually regain consciousness and redouble their efforts to rid the world of PC madness.

what do you mean "but you couldn't format it"? A Date's a Date. There's no need to format anything when working with a Date internally. Only when presenting it for output may you want to perform formatting.

exposes all those talkshow hosts. They're now shown to be even more stupid than I always thought they were, they don't even write their own texts (let alone come up with them on the spot as they want to make you think during their "live" performances).

[QUOTE=twomers;469172]>> Do Irish policemen wear helmets suitable for such relieve? The Gardaí (Irish cops), don't wear helmits normally ... Their role appears to be more symbolic ... don't think they actually do anything.[/QUOTE] Their purpose is to serve as target practice for passing British troops. Of course there have been …

"do my homework for me", probably.

Intel is the one to beat. But if you want the top the Core 2 Duo has been beat already by the Core 2 Quad, and 8 core CPUs are on the way.

we've seen it all, and have for thousands of years of recorded history. Before that the earth has gone through a lot worse during its several billion year history. So there's nothing new about "extreme weather", except the way it's reported that's becoming ever more sensationalist and widespread. Where a …

I do them the geek way. I take them apart and put them back together with everything in the right place :) Of course I sometimes have parts left over...

well said. The climate has been changing for billions of years. Compared to other interglacial periods the climate at the moment is actually rather stable, so taking the very long term view humans may actually stabilise the climate (if you use the same kind of logic the greens use, and …

Please take a moment to mourn the loss of my faithful CPU, who died this morning in a blaze of heat :'( [URL="http://hornet.demon.nl/tmp/DSC_6915.jpg"]http://hornet.demon.nl/tmp/DSC_6915.jpg[/URL]

you obviously are deaf and blind both as you've missed 10 years+ of information available online, in bookstores, and in libraries around the world.

what happened to that basic tutorial on Sun's website? If it's still there it'd tell you everything you need to know.

[QUOTE=Sturm;473930]I find it quite funny that a "modern" web browser needs an add-on to block content from a predefined list of urls.[/QUOTE] it doesn't, if you know a bit about how to configure your system. Just add some lines to your hosts file that redirect all domains for ads to …

you can't. Map's aren't sorted.

1) keep backups... 2) keep organised... 3) don't hope we're going to read thousands of lines of code to find the one that's wrong.

this is typically something you want to do in C or C++... And indeed, it is probably WAY beyond you.

uh no. You're using the default LayoutManager of the Box you're creating, which is not BorderLayout. If it were, you couldn't add those labels to it like that ;) And the default (and indeed only allowerd) LayoutManager for a Box is BoxLayout. To change the alignment of your Components inside …

and your question was? Give us the name, institution, and contact details of your teacher so we can save you the trouble of having to send him the completed homework yourself...

yes, the "= =" IS wrong. You see it on all your if statements because you do it on all of them...

It's too lazy to do its own homework, not surprising it's too lazy to start its own thread to ask someone to do it for it.

yes, but you're nastier than Davey ;) I too would have left it, and rejoiced at the slaughter.

APress has an excellent book on Swing. O'Reilly I think has a good book on JDBC (I've never used such a book though, you hardly need it given the rather intuitive API and some logical thinking).

your options are to not use a HashMap. HashMap is not sorted. You may try a TreeMap, but that's sorted on key only.

and what don't you understand? The compiler gives errors which couldn't be much clearer.

[QUOTE=jbennet;441783]Yeah i agree :) I find it hilarious that the UN made Tony Blair in charge of Middle East peace. The middle east hate him.[/QUOTE] That could work. If they unite against the common enemy they're too busy to fight each other...

why are you printing the count inside the loop? why are you not doing anything with the returnvalue of the method? and don't use Eclipse or any other IDE until you know the language. Those things slow down your learning by making you learn the tool and masking your own …

what's "Change"? That's not a class from the standard libraries, so you need to have it somewhere yourself. And that's what the compiler is telling you, that you're referring to something it doesn't know about.

DirectX is more than OpenGL. OpenGL is purely graphical presentation (and animation, to an extent), the scope of DirectX is far far wider, including networking, sound, and a lot of other game related services. OpenGL knowledge will be valuable no matter what platform you're going to work on. DirectX knowledge …

why create it, why not use something that's already there?

and what makes you think you get only one panel to show if you do that?

that's the worst thing you could have done. Creating a Connection as a class member and initialising it. Then using it in one public method without closing it while closing it in another. And in neither case checking whether it's open... You're not closing your PreparedStatement, which you should always …

and learn some English. How do you expect to read documentation if you don't know the language?

A knowledge base is what you're looking for. Makes answering questions that much easier and faster. Expose parts of it through your website for customers to help themselves as well (but of course don't ever tell them to RTFM, at most hint that they can try the knowledge base for …

overwrite the canvas with a solid colour.

those errors aren't generated on that line. Find out the lines with the problems (the compiler gives you the line numbers even...) and fix them.

what about thinking for yourself? Coming up with your own ideas? Or are you going to sit here waiting for someone to write a complete proposal and when it's OK'd by your teachers come back here and wait for someone to implement it for you?

well, you can't expect someone who responds to a post that's going on 3 years old with a poorly worded message that says how great the post is to be all that bright :)

just create a desktop shortcut to "cmd".

I don't know Dave, I don't find it interesting either. Only thing it's good for is upsetting the fans by making snide remarks about the failure of their favourite teams ;)

Having worked in energy research I'm all for nuclear power (and especially fusion power). I've seen the calculations, I've been there with the research. Wind and solar are far less "clean" than they're portrayed. The production and maintenance of the systems costs a lot of energy and raw materials, which …

You have quite obviously not read the posting guidelines. We're NOT a homework service, neither free nor for pay.

no, because your question makes no sense whatsoever.

1) you're not generating any random numbers at all. You're drawing your numbers from a collection of fixed numbers which has been ordered using a random sequence. That's not the same thing (but it's likely you want in this case). 2) you're explicitly printing a line terminator after every number …

you're doing nothing wrong per se, except that most likely the actual location of the image in your web app is different from where you tell the browser it is. Check the real URL created for the image, and compare that with the location it exists on your application. Most …

1) use code tags 2) tell us what those errors are, we're not going to guess 3) most errors are pretty self explanatory, try figuring out what they mean by yourself. It's a vital skill to develop.

says it all really. You're passing the store method a String when it expects an integer. That's what it says, I wonder what's not clear about that? It's up to you to figure out where you're doing that, but that shouldn't be too hard.

especially since OP has apparently never been back after getting his answer to it...

so you want to make a Java program that breaks into someone else's computer and takes over so you can run anything you want. We're not fooled by your "our server" one bit. If it were your server and you'd have a need to you could get the admins to …

invisible ink?