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from the security whitepaper: [quote] [COLOR=green]Many other solutions require servers to receive incoming packets at a public IP address. The GoToMyPC host establishes a persistent [/COLOR][COLOR=green]TCP connection to the GoToMyPC broker (poll.gotomypc.com) that allows it to be notified if any connect requests have been received. [/COLOR][COLOR=green]The host will attempt to …

My Vista install takes absolutely forever to reboot. So I only reboot when I have critical system updates that are being enforced by IT (I'd run it naked as well, but IT again enforces restrictions on that). Seems to avoid the problem satisfactorily, if not ideal.

I agree that illegal immigration is a problem, and that the immigrants tend to receive a lot more benefits than they should, but I don't know of a perfect solution. Not even a good solution, really...

Can I alternate? Like one at night, other during the day? :icon_twisted:

The point of a "core curriculum" is to create intellectually well-rounded people. Obviously, everyone would rather study something they're interested in than something they aren't. However, that would create a society of people with nearly complete disjoint sets of knowledge, which would make information sharing much less effective than it …

Turn your computer off at night and while at work/school. Like I'm about to do :P

You don't actually serve (e.g. link to) the masterpage. The .aspx file refers to the masterpage, so the server knows to put everything together correctly. This allows you to use the same masterpage on your entire site (e.g. to preserve a constant layout easily) but still link to each page. …

haha, that thing can be fun... I don't remember how I did it, but one time I used the ??? thing and somehow got it to stabilize itself (or at least keep itself going) for over 1/2 hr... and yes, I watched it for that long... :o

USA ftw :icon_biggrin:

seredipity, I'm pretty sure you mean Vista SP1. That said, most any computer store that sells a decent amount of software should still carry XP. Heck, even the MSFT company store still has a lot of it... :icon_wink:

Interacting with IE through another app requires that you control it through a provided API. For most Microsoft products (e.g. IE), they support [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Active_Accessibility]Microsft Active Accessibilty (MSAA)[/url] (and [url=http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/msaa/msaastart_9w2t.asp]here[/url] is another link). I don't know how well it supports manipulating HTML controls inside of the browser though. I think it …

I don't see anything particularly wrong with your code. Two things I do see though: - By using the same seed, you'll always get the same list of numbers. Most people solve this by using the current time as a seed. - Using the global constant MAXSIZE is probably bad …

> I made this code to do that, but unfortunately it doesn't work... for(int i = 1; i <= 10; i++) { std::stringstream ss; ss << i << ".dat"; } > thks I think you're pretty close, actually. The problem is that you're never taking the string off of the …

Would using the TextChanged event for your input fields work?

I wish I could expect things like a new laptop or an Xbox or even a good MP3 player, but most people I know can't afford to go blow a couple hundred bucks per person on their shopping lists. Such is life...

I'll make the assumption that the email you sent had reasonably proper punctuation and spelling, unlike your posts (which walk a fine line of understandability)... :icon_wink:

190 then 204. I will claim that the flash was a bit laggy though :P

I was trying to install Vista onto a spare partition yesterday, and the installer refused to use the partition. I deleted it, formatted it, tried again, no go. Deleted it, made it bigger, repeat, no go. I was using the 3rd partition on the drive (still a primary though) but …

Mine's a 4.8 due to memory write speed. Works good enough for me though ;)

If I were to make a list, it would largely be a subset of John's. That said, here's my list: * Posting Games * Lack of interesting content in the Geek's Lounge (I mean, I like the idea of an off-topic forum but this one largely borders on junk) * …

You just pass argv[2] to the function: [code] void function(char* fileToOpen); int main(int argc, char** argv) { FILE* fp1 = fopen(argv[1], "w"); function(argv[2]); } void function(char* fileToOpen) { FILE* fp2 = fopen(fileToOpen, "r"); // ... }[/code]

oh, these threads are so fun. I might even help the necromancy along :p [URL="http://flickr.com/photos/16566291@N00/414454933/"]Current[/URL] which I've not had time to fix up since re-installing about a month ago. [URL="http://flickr.com/photos/16566291@N00/414454930/"]December's[/URL] which I was just getting used to before my laptop went to the shop [URL="http://students.washington.edu/jhlewis/pics/nov-desktop-clean.png"]This[/URL] is what I had for …

cout is part of the std namespace. You need to either prepend it with std:: (as in std::cout) or put [inlinecode]using std::cout;[/inlinecode] in your file before you use it. Now that I looked through your code, I'm surprised it compiles. You're not passing the necessary parameter to Properties in main(), …

IIRC, playing poker online is now a felony in Washington state. Sorry :P

I don't think the "record" will stand up [url=http://blogs.technet.com/robert_hensing/archive/2008/06/23/mmpc-team-blog-ff-3-0-download-record.aspx]very long[/url]...

I usually have music playing, though sometimes just to provide background noise and a beat. If I'm trying to solve a problem, I'll usually pace, walk around the office or my apartment (my gf gets a kick out of it when I randomly get up, peruse the kitchen, and then …

Most of my shopping, for shirts at least, the last couple years has been at recruiting events or morale events. And grabbing free shirts out of the rare box in the hall at work. For jeans, I go anywhere in town that has something that'll fit me (till lately I …

I use soda and pop interchangeably. Never coke unless referring to the product by that nickname.

Tea. Other tea. Some more tea. A couple forms of pop And occasionally some coffee. Chocolate is also good, but not for the caffeine...

Adding [inlinecode]or die(mysql_error())[/inlinecode] after a query is a poor way to back out. It would be better to call a function to handle the error than to simply kill the page (possibly even loading a separate error page and/or an automated error reporting system). Besides, do you want someone to …

Same thing happened to me when I found QC. Here's a list of comics I regularly read: [url]http://questionablecontent.net/[/url] [url]http://xkcd.com/[/url] [url]http://drmcninja.com/[/url] [url]http://www.thenoobcomic.com/index.php[/url] [url]http://www.joyoftech.com/joyoftech/[/url] [url]http://www.insertlifehere.net/[/url] [url]http://ctrlaltdel-online.com/comic.php[/url]

But the universe is only 30 seconds old, how could he have posted it minutes ago? :p

Please remove the link in your signature. I'd wager it violates the rules.

There's probably a setting where you rotated the screen. Depending on your graphics card, there should be a control program in the Control Panel where you can reset the setting.

[QUOTE=wzap300;603515]I see, anyone have any good experiences with Vista SP1?[/QUOTE] I've had no issues with it. It hasn't saved my life yet, but I've not had a reason for it to :P

[QUOTE=sneekula;578658]I would feel so sorry for all the innovative folks at Yahoo.[/QUOTE] I hear a lot of them left when the news came out... [QUOTE=vegaseat;580980]Amongst investors Microsoft is considered a pretty stodgy corporation. The lack of innovation certainly is part of that impression.[/QUOTE] Oh? Can you be specific about the …

I can give a more accurate answer. The famous person I look like is, quite simply, myself of course. And I am famous. Or infamous, I can't remember which...

ScrewingWithPeople++ Also, breaking things (not destructively, just finding ways in which they don't function as intended or the intended behavior has a flaw). Especially code.

[QUOTE=cscgal;596031]There have never been plans to merge the two sites.[/QUOTE] And may such plans never come to be... :P

were I to guess, I'd say it's something in the hardware and you'll have to send it in for repair. :(

I usually start on a whiteboard, and then save the good stuff on either paper or a text document. But the brainstorming, writing then erasing, all tends to happen on a whiteboard as much as I can.

Not positive, but it's probably a security feature to prevent tampering with anything in the program files directory.

useful++, though it's because they've improved over time. I do like them now :)

[QUOTE=techbound;588400]IMO degrees lets the employers know that you are committed to higher education and are trainable. They want to get bang for their buck when they send you to their training folks. You don't ever want to mislead anyone especially an emplyer or you will be going no where fast.[/QUOTE] …

Cocktails with gin or vodka are usually good. Huge fan of gin and tonic, and lately rum and coke has become rather nice (depending on the rum). I like wine so long as it's a merlot. Don't really like any others (except for on random rare occasions), not sure why. …

I second jbennet. If you have it stored somewhere (and typing that all the time would be god-awful), it can be found.

I don't know about the connectors, but there is a chance that your TV will only output a lower quality image than the Blu-Ray player is sending. In the event that they're on the same page, you're probably set; otherwise, you might need to convert some cables. Then again, I …

Wow. That was an amazing sentence. Can you read it out loud without breathing? Anyway, you should also make sure you have the right drivers installed. Does it ever happen when you're not doing something particularly graphics related (e.g. not games, movies, etc...)? Say like when typing a document or …

[QUOTE=steven woodman;582266]I totally agree with everyone, it is all eye candy but thats not a bad thing. The average user of pc today is mr and ms VANE and they dont give a s**t about usability, they like the bells and whistles. [/quote] True, at least at first. I tried …

[*] I don't go to fairs/carnivals (or: I don't like to go)