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It depends. In the EU, Facilitating Copyright Theft by providing links to material (even if you do not provide any files) is illegal - hence the piratebay fiasco. Get legal advice. [B]If you are aiming to make the next big warez site, please leave now and never come back. [/B] …

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If windows nukes grub (the ubuntu bootloader) you can easialy fix it by booting off the livecd and running a few commands (grub-install hd0 normally does it)

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Text adventure, nim, battleships, english->french translator They are all common assignments.

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Are you using roaming profiles or not? (if its not an XP Pro machine on a work network, you probably wont be) Most likely your user folder has wrong permissions or your NTUSER.DAT has become corrupt or something.

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I did this in .NET - needed to communicate on a low level with a bit of hardware and it just wasnt possible in C#, so I used Managed C++ and then use that as a library in your C# interface or whatever.

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[QUOTE=bettybarnes;1757073]use J2ME. It's for Mobile applications.[/QUOTE] Wrong. Android is not Java ME. It uses Dalvik, a fork of the Java SE VM. For android download the "For Java Developers". Then download and install the Android SDK. Instructions here: [url]http://developer.android.com/sdk/installing.html[/url]

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You cant read it in XP, but you can still wipe the drive and start again with a new FAT partition. Right click my computer -> Manage Go into "Disk management" In there you can partition and format the drive as you see fit.

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1. How important do you consider computer security? Quite. Basically, I know that so long as I am not an idiot (i.e. download crap from warez sites etc....) I will be fine. 2. Do you use Anti‐virus/Anti‐spyware software? Yes. i. When was the last time you updated this software? - …

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No, as you can always get the assembly. If you are worried about .NET, use Dotsfucator, though security through obscurity really isnt an issue...

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Read the connector/c documentation? [url]http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/connector-c.html[/url]

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Is there a copy protected disk in the drive? If i have e.g. a game in my dvd drive, I hang for ages at the same point - I assume this is due to this "shell hardware detection service"

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[QUOTE=david2929;1761629]kindly make sure that kudzo service is running in ur Ubuntu? this service use to detech new hardware so on ur wireless and then run this servise. go to linuswireless[/QUOTE] There is no kudzu in ubuntu. Kudzu is a redhat thing. Please run the lspci command so we can see …

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Plug them into the network? Or do you mean add them to your active ditectory domain? If thats what you mean - it depends on what OS the client has.

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In real life, no one really stores images as BLOBs in databses anyway, its better to have them in the filesystem, and just store the path to them as text in the database.

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Is it a cisco switch? You can telnet in (Or connect over serial to the console port).

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if it ends in x86_64.rpm, thats a program for 64 bit. Get the 32 bit one instead. If you want to install Clam under RHEL or Fedora, dont use the RPMs, install it using "yum install clamav"

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Install/download the kernel documentation (its mostly plain text files) and take a peek. I did this, for example, to work out how to use Joystick.h in my c++ app. - Thats the kernel gamepad/joystick libary in linux.

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How can I get the X,Y co-ords of a JQueryUI draggable object, when it is dropped, and post them to something (a java servlet) using AJAX? Im trying to store the location of it in a database, ive got the handler to do that done, Im a backend guy, but …

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Well a few things about policies, 1) only useful in pro/business/corp/ultimate editions. not home. 2) even then much more useful when centrally enforced (i.e. across a domain)

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Do you mean NetworkManager in GNOME under Linux? Im sure you could look at thier source...

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I did one between my third and fourth year. Graduating this summer - im up in scotland but worked for one down in england doing programming. Much better working for a smaller company, you get to do more.

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1) Dont use access. It has crap locking and transaction support, if you have multiple users accessing remotely (as you will do) it will not work. 2) Dont save the file in the DB itself, upload it to your server somehow, and then save the PATH to the file in …

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Think you may need to be a subscriber to do that, I know u need to be for large/animated ones.

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yeah generally its indian people calling up pensioners in the UK pretending to be from MS support and wanting money to fix some problem. Total scam, quite a problem here.

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Im using one of these for my Honours Project an Uni. Anyone developed for them? Its got a web browser right?

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[quote]Most of the real contributors to Linux (and other major OSS projects) are being paid a salary to do so by the companies they work for.[/quote] Yup. I.e. a large number of emdebian developers work for ARM etc...

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Yes, thats fine. There are still new laptops being made (my year old thinkpad for example) at 1024x768 (4:3) or 1336x768 (widescreen)

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what sort of mac is it? there are known problems with iMac and Macbook fans also there suopposed to come on during cpu intensive apps like photoshop to keep it cool

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Look at "C++ Data Structures and algorithms" by glenn rowe. He used to be one of my lecturers, and it was our course text. [url]http://www.amazon.co.uk/Introduction-Structures-Algorithms-Prentice-Hall-Object-Oriented/dp/0135791782[/url] Its not very mathematical, being more concerned with real-world uses from a programmers point of view.

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[quote]Watching movie, . Music playback[/quote] Multimedia codec support is a pain in the ass under linux (and in most countries its technically illegal to watch most store-baught DVDs under it) [QUOTE=ithelp;877889]Redhat is easiest to use I would say.[/QUOTE] Did you botther to read the post? he was dissapointed with fedora, …

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Or just set unicode to true/false under the project properties. Here is another HOWTO to try: [url]http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb384843.aspx[/url]

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