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Re: 24 possible I lied on a few or wasn't completely honest. I also have an inflated ego so I take alot of pride in creeping up close to physchoticism. Although I don't wanna get caught either so I may attempt to change my story or manipulate anyone sexually or otherwise … | |
Re: You need to do it like tonyjv is suggesting. The movements shouldn't need individual loops for each object only one main loop is needed. In english it should look kinda like this. main loop for game starts ex. while true check for events here send important events to objects like … | |
Re: IMHO both take a similar personality to preform the tasks that the jobs would consist of. Database -------- Troubleshooting and lots of patience Extreme attention to detail Will work with some hardware but probably mostly dealing with software You will probably not be rewarded for things working only called out … | |
I'm hoping this will stir the pot a bit lol. But in all seriousness if you could get rid of the "need for greed" and "status", and yet not cross to many boundries. Don't you think that this could provide a more reasonable standard of living for everybody? My main … | |
Re: I think you are a bit confused. First of all you say you need network security, what exactly for? If you just need security for your personal pc then use your firewalls or run virtual pc when you are surfing the internet. UDP packets are hardly unreliable they are very … | |
Re: Why is the ghost from deathly hallow constantly trying to butt in line. He's just trying to get ahead. | |
Hello all.... Sorry if this is extremely simple and stupid but I was taking a look at the Forgers32 manuals just to have a poke at the win32 api. I was able to get his first example working to pop up a basic window but for some reason the title … | |
Re: Not sure how you have this implimented but if the user doesn't chose a directory couldn't you just have the program simply clear the the box and send a messsage to the user stating that the directory they chose does not exist? That way if they chose nothing or an … | |
Re: [QUOTE=jlego;1526189]actually, if he gets to the 'starting windows screen' after the installation, it should boot into safe mode[/QUOTE] That's probably the best peice of advice thus far in this thread, to take it just a step further it pretty much throws out the possibility the dvd isn't beind read unless … | |
Hello first off I appologize if this is posted in the wrong forum and I'm sure if it is a moderator will kindly move it to the correct location. I did try to find a suitable place and this seemed the most logical choice to me, I did also try … | |
Re: [QUOTE=gregzeng;1155444]I need to locate software[/QUOTE] No offence but that sums up what most *nix fans seem to say quite often. | |
Re: What module is generating the error? Once you know that then you know to change that module to not be recursive if it is exceeding the limit. | |
Re: I would seriously advise against this having done the same thing myself. Not saying it's impossible but possibly impractical. The only way I would do computer repairs is to sell computers I personally hand built set them up on a network and handle all the backups and just reimage the … | |
Re: Unless you are using a proxy of some sorts. | |
Re: Not sure where all the hostility in this thread is coming from. There "are" many very obvious benefits which a few of the main ones have already been pointed out. The best and most obvious would be the fact that a gaming system could be converted into a quite powerful … | |
Re: I tried pinging the router and got responce timed out. This message holds the key to your problem, the ping was sent to the router the router we can assume most likely recieved it unless there is something wrong with the hardware, but it never sent the message back. Either … | |
Re: A short simple answer defined here as well as some other good little tid bits, but if this is for homework I suggest you really get out and do some research. Your teacher probably isn't going to be impressed with a one sentence answer to this. Anyway by gaining the … | |
Re: Well first thing that comes to mind that you didn't state. Are you running a web-server on the machine that the traffic is being forwarded to? If not it could be getting requests but doesn't have anything to send back. Also remember when your in your testing phase you may … | |
Re: I haven't really studied these until today, but from the information I have gathered today they are in fact quite similar. Also it seems that the techniques would in fact work well together in my opionion. Major diffrence? syn-cookie: Uses a timestamp and uses that to create a queue associated … | |
Re: Sounds like a possible bottleneck somewhere but the architecture of the network would have to be known to examine if this could be the cause or not. Could also check the routers to be sure the proper protocols and schemes are being used for efficiently. And yeah sure you can … | |
Re: If you don't have an error I would definatly be suspicious of the time variables. Have you proven them to be providing the correct data? Also I have heard even in c++ global variables are not highly looked upon and you can clearly pass elasped to moveball() so you probably … | |
Re: [QUOTE=VernonDozier;1569112]>> felony charges for even minor infractions By definition this is unfair. Felonies are by definition "serious" or "grave" crimes. [/QUOTE] "United States copyright law governs the legally enforceable rights of creative and artistic works under the laws of the United States." By definition under copyright laws this is a … | |
Re: 1. fun(0) zero is passed in 2. that means n <= b would be true 3. if that is true then fun(50+fun(50+fun(50+fun(50+0)))) 4. like math parethesis first? fun(50) can disregaurd add zero 5. that's once through keep going or let the comp do work :). | |
Re: Get a windows cd and uninstall and reinstall all the networking components including tcp/ip. | |
Re: Not sure with the compile error what is wrong, maybe you were trying to build it with the program still running. As far as what your code you are very close. I won't give you the answer since you want to figure it out on your own but here is … | |
Re: Depends on if you want to build a calculator to do this or simply use c++ as the calculator and produce an answer for you. A calculator is a great project for learning. I'm currently working on a small text based (for now anyway) card game and have learned much … | |
Re: Would somethin like this work for you better then you wouldn't need wires or any of that hassle? [URL="http://homestore.cisco.com/en-us/Adapters/Valet-Valet-ConnectorAM10_stcVVproductId97657085VVcatId551965VVviewprod.htm"]USB ADAPTER[/URL] If that way just won't work for you this one was suggested in an similar request. It supports 3 USB 2.0 devices and seems to support your bit torrents and … | |
Re: I have heard great things about this one but never used it. Might be worth checking out. [URL="http://www.ethereal.com/"]Ethereal[/URL] | |
Re: Don't worry about the usless files just get rid of them. Click the windows icon in the lower left corner of the screen, goto control panel, goto system and security. Under administrative tools it will say free up disk space. Run that and click anything taking up space as you … | |
Re: Not sure what you searched with google but I found this at the very top of the list. Just scanning over it looks like it's worthy of the top spot as well. [URL="http://www.falloutsoftware.com/tutorials/gl/gl0.htm"]opengl coordinate system[/URL] | |
Re: If you need ideas for expanding a network for a company you are already taking the wrong approach. The people you need to be asking questions are the comany itself. Anybody could rattle off the greatest servers, wiring concepts, os's, security and yadda yadda yadda. But that means nothing you … | |
Re: I have never heard of Kaspersky internet security from the sounds of the way it went down possible virrus. If you made a boot cd use that or you could download a copy of linux to get booted from the cd and attempt to either retrieve your information and do … | |
Re: It looks more like there is a valid address assigned to the wireless already. Why don't you try to disable the other connection so there are no conflicts. | |
Ok I have known how to build classes for quite a long time now, and I understand attributes and methods. But from a design point of view how literally should I take these? For example I have a class Player and a class Table. class Player: attributes: name id methods: … | |
Re: Those are the coordinates you need to set for a traingle. Most graphical programs use an x,y coordinate system like so. |-----------------x |(0,0) (1,0) (2,0) |(0,1) (1,1) (2,1) |(0,2) (1,2) (2,2) y A triangle can be described as 3 points or this may also suprise you but possibly 4 points. … | |
Re: Did you give the tutorial a go and run into a specific problem? Or would you like someone to rewrite a tutorial here? Just glancing at the link givin to you I found the answer to question 1 in the first couple paragraphs. Question 2 is a few lines down … | |
Re: Yeah I did a bit of research on this topic and seems to be a common occurance. You should attempt a boot into safemode if possible and try to restore or repair the system. I would honestly advise against downloading most antivirus software in the first place and if you … | |
Re: Type void shouldn't return any value. If you want a return value you should declare the function of the type you are returning. In line 3 you declared void input which would be correct, but the parameters are floats and there are two of them so you can't declare it … | |
Re: [QUOTE=jory;1569030]i want program that get a string from usre an display it reverse lke this input (noor) ouptut (roon)[/QUOTE] Then you need to put some effort in like hawita has and start your own thread if you have problems. If you simpy want to copy code I'm sure it will … | |
Re: There were quite a few errors in the code. I tried to resolve them first, but a rewrite seemed to work better and clean things up a bit. You may want to change a few items such as I described all the variables as floats. You didn't declare many of … | |
Re: The assignment doesn't appear to say anything about that the only thing your missing as far as I can tell is the check to make sure yearsWorked can't be set to a value less than zero. | |
Re: It's hard to tell without seeing the exact page and code your using what the problem is. If there is an issue with providing that information I would suggest doing what you seem to have done already again which is to navigate the sight manually first and take good note … | |
Re: Yes your logic is correct. Now you need to write a recursive function that will produce the same outcome. You figured the logic for the solution but not how to solve for the solution that would be the next step. Write the function now in english like you did for … | |
Re: Sounds like a homework question of some sort. And your question is somewhat unclear. Program to make diffrent combinations of what exactly. And yes it will be a function if it is recursive. Recursive functions make a call to "themselfs" until a condition is met. Here is a link to … | |
Re: According to their documentation that is correct. [URL="http://www.riverbankcomputing.com/static/Docs/PyQt4/html/qtextedit.html#clear"]http://www.riverbankcomputing.com/static/Docs/PyQt4/html/qtextedit.html#clear[/URL] | |
Re: [QUOTE=L7Sqr;1563870]Offense taken. From that standpoint my points are valid and, most certainly, not stupid. [/QUOTE] Not stupid but incorrect, I assure you it can be done programmaticaly how do you think virtual memory which "IS" what is being discussed was done in the first place. | |
Re: From the sounds of it, it sounds like a driver issue, but that really doesn't make much sence either as it should be using a generic set of drivers anyway. Maybe not a loose connection, maybe bad wires, powersupply, not connected to the motherboard properly? Do you have any lights … | |
Re: That is exactly where the problem is look directly above that line buddy :). | |
Re: Not sure with all the responces if this was braught up but you could also just install microsofts virtual pc and it comes with xp mode which would allow you to run your computer as if it was actually running xp. Edit: Lol just looked at the post above me... … |
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