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Switched to Firefox at work, Simply because Chrome is yet to implement Wayland support. Firefox is great, To be honest I don't notice the difference really apart from the when … -
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Created Good SVG Code Editor
Does anyone know of a good SVG editor that allows you to easily edit the document in text as well as visually. I have been using Inkscape, but the XML … -
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Does anyone know of a good SVG editor that allows you to easily edit the document in text as well as visually. I have been using Inkscape, but the XML … -
Replied To a Post in Help with Windows Service
I don't know if you made any mistakes, but my advice would be to log the exceptions to the event log so that it's known when it doesn't successfully run … -
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Hi! It's been a while since I last posted here. I've just gotten started with Windows Service, and have created a sort of 24/7 service to update a database. But … -
Replied To a Post in Bad Grammar
Technically me can be correct as well : The gift was for him and me. He and I were given a gift. If you would use him, you should use … -
Replied To a Post in Bad Grammar
Two word's that get used quite commonly in our industry, route and data are quite interesting. The USA have drifted away from the English pronunciation, and due to the proliferation … -
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I can't take it anymore. At first it was only occasionally. Now it seems that every time I turn on the TV someone else is doing it. Doesn't our school … -
Replied To a Post in Bad Grammar
I must admit I would struggle with that a little as well, In London we just have people mispronouncing Southwark and Thames. Couple of weeks ago I mispronounced Surrey Quays. -
Replied To a Post in New Life after Death Theories
Some members have left SeaOrg, so either the contracts arn't legally binding or Scientology is the one true religon and they have found the elixir to eternal life. I think … -
Gave Reputation to mike_2000_17 in system of linear equations with two variable
> What do you get when D is close to 0? When D is close to zero, you get close to an under-determined case and you have to switch to … -
Replied To a Post in system of linear equations with two variable
It would be a lie if I said I knew, What do you get when D is close to 0? -
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do u have any code to find a system of two linear equations with two variables?? -
Replied To a Post in system of linear equations with two variable
Matrix algebra is the possibly the best way of doing this. You can either write code to do the matrix inversion and multiplication or alterativly use a library that already … -
Replied To a Post in New Life after Death Theories
> Nice one Paul, you requoted wikipedia, and along the way made a citation from Ohm's law. However, in all of that I didn't see an ACTUAL answer from you … -
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Dear Experts, Simple question , I need TTS , Text To Speech engine that should be Free Arabic .net independent , OR compatible with .net 3 framework. Thanks, Waleed -
Replied To a Post in TTS Free Arabic .net framework 3 compatible
If it's for non commercial then MBROLA has Aribic support, I think its a command line application, so while it does not support .NET as such it should be easy … -
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Dr. Robert Lanza write a book titled “Biocentrism: How Life and Consciousness Are the Keys to Understanding the Nature of the Universe“ which apparently (I have not read it, and … -
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> is sound only sound if a person hears it? Taking the wikipedia definition, yet again > Sound is a mechanical wave that is an oscillation of pressure transmitted through … -
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so we where tasked to make a tic tac toe w/ out gui or even using array so here's what ive done so far its still far from complete but … -
Replied To a Post in Tic Tac Toe help
Perhaps use a char, and not an int, initalize them all your chars to the numbers you have been using, if it's x's turn and he picks 1, change the … -
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Replied To a Post in c++ program for string operations
Could you expand on that a little? -
Began Watching DataStructure for client-server communication
Hello Friends, I am new to c programming. I want to create data structure for client server communication. I can simply transmitt simple char to server and return it back. … -
Replied To a Post in DataStructure for client-server communication
If you're using UDP 65,507 bytes is the largest size, for TCP it's 1GB. If you're using TCP there is very little reason not to send the data in smaller … -
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Hello, I’m trying to make a powershell script that will copy files to and FTP server, but the destination folder needs to be generated each time the copy starts. In … -
Replied To a Post in Create a new folder on an FTP site
If you press the code button you should be able to insert your code into a code block in your message. -
Replied To a Post in Bad Grammar
According to Google glid is a swedish word for glide. I figure if you just use a word enough, get it in a couple of books, then slowly those crazy … -
Replied To a Post in Bad Grammar
> Lol, I didn't know a dictionary could be "authoritarian". Why not, bloody thing is always telling me how and how not to spell. As an example, When I was … -
Replied To a Post in C++ Random Number Game
PSUDO code would look something like this: create 6 random numbers for 0 to 6 ask the user for a number \if ( number => 1 && number <= 30 … -
Gave Reputation to RikTelner in Any software is hackable?
Is software hackable no matter how perfect it is written? Let's say I will create simple OS, I will spend like 30 years on encrypting every single variable, every code … -
Replied To a Post in Any software is hackable?
I was thinking in regard to a webservice, you could write a webservice that was unhackable with enough time and effort, although as mike point's out, it does not stop … -
Replied To a Post in Any software is hackable?
So on a system that requries encrypted signed binary, and will only run encrypted signed binarys is there anyway of either unencrypting the binarys or executing unsigned encrypted code. With … -
Replied To a Post in Displays data for the youngest girl?
I generally set such things to `MAX_INT` for that exact reason. -
Replied To a Post in DataStructure for client-server communication
You may want to encode and decode from some form of linked list, if you need anymore type information ( for instance, some messages may go to controller x and … -
Replied To a Post in DataStructure for client-server communication
Personally I would send the type followed by 2 bytes for the size ( unless the type dictated size ) For instance If : INT = 1; STRING = 2; … -
Replied To a Post in An annoying bug I can't find
Might be easier to use the `getRGB(int x, int y)` so that you don't have to attempt to support all 14 image types that the that ImageIO supports. -
Replied To a Post in XML with timezone
At a guess I would say the database is changing the UTC formatted time into localtime. The Z specifies that the time is in UTC format. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601 -
Replied To a Post in Capture and display video in OpenCV
Hey, I just run the code and can confirm it works fine. On my mac the "Video" window was hiding behind my IDE and the "ball" window was visible. -
Replied To a Post in Displays data for the youngest girl?
You could create an int to store the age and an int to store the index. Set the age int to something unrealistically high ( 100 perhaps ) then as … -
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Also, there are a few problems with this idea in general, you are not able, from just the number of miles the car has travelled during 2013 ascertain the amount … -
Replied To a Post in finding a element in a vector using std::find
Ah woops, I misread some documentation on `std:cin` the language suggested it was the case.. Although it appears they where attempting to describe that the operator only takes the chars … -
Replied To a Post in finding a element in a vector using std::find
Your issue may be that std::cin >> name; does not remove the newline char from the resulting string. Replacing std::cin with the following may work for you : std::getline( std::cin, … -
Replied To a Post in noob friendly IDE for MAC
You can seperate the function declarations and implementations into different files without stdafx. Just create a file YourClass.h as well as YourClass.cpp then include your .h file in your .cpp … -
Replied To a Post in What is the best game development C++ tutorial? (I'm on a mac)
I'm guessing that you wan to look at OpenGL then http://www.opengl-tutorial.org/ , I suspect may be helpful. -
Replied To a Post in An attempt to learn exception
True. -
Replied To a Post in An attempt to learn exception
System.out.println does not throw a RandomExc. What you need to do is change SomeExc(); so it takes an int i, then calls the System.out.println method if i!=0 as well as …
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