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Faith-wise, I'm a (mostly) humble follower of the Lord Jesus Christ, and a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (though I usually get to church late). I attend the Beaumont 2nd Branch where I'm part of the new website team and handle…
 | See above, but here's a little advice too. Pick a programming language. Write a podcast ripper in that language. Add in multithreading to download multiple files at once. Add a GUI. Add playback for the completed files. Use whatever libraries you need. Lather. Rinse. Repeat. (Hm... I still need to … |
 | cleaner->vacuum (I wanted to say 'maid', but worried that might be sexist. Let's see where vacuum takes us.)  |
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 | Just finished an orange. It was delicious. |
| | Just watched Hobbit. A friend suggested that it might have been a better experience had I read the Silmarillion and some of the other supporting Tolkein books. So, having only read the Hobbit cover to cover, it was kind of jarring seeing all the extra bits. I saw it in … |
 | Background: I'm looking to program and sell (on the Mom & Pop circuit) some internet-enabled devices. They need to be pre-configured in-store by a non-techie. The device will come online with a DHCP address. I need to find it, send it customer-specific configuration changes, then wrap it up for the …  |
 | From the above-mentioned [link](http://1000projects.org/voice-chatting-and-video-conferencing-a-java-project.html) (3rd sentence): > With the aid of this project, two or more persons can shat in an Intranet with one another. **AT. LONG. LAST.** OK, back on topic. After a bit of Googling, I found this: http://sourceforge.net/projects/fmj/ Stale as of 2007, but that's whole lot better …  |
| | I have my suspicions on how to fix this, I just want to make sure I'm right. `dism /image:C:\ /cleanup-image /restorehealth /scratchdir:C:\Scratch /Source:WIM:C:\Source\Install.wim:2` From my DISM log. (p) CSI Manifest Corrupt x86_microsoft-windows-c..dtc-runtime-cluster_31bf3856ad364e35_10.0.14393.953_none_7434ed91724916c9 Repair failed: Missing replacement manifest. (p) CSI Payload Corrupt amd64_microsoft-windows-c..sktop.appxmain.root_31bf3856ad364e35_10.0.14393.1358_none_50bc92cd091f5c0a\Cortana.LocalSearch.dll Repair failed: Missing replacement payload. (p) CSI Payload … |
| | Trying to pipe data into FINDSTR, but I'm getting whole lines and not the matching substrings. Have I asked this one before? Let's say the data takes the form of BLAH BLAH BLAH BLAH BLAH BLAH "GOOD UNIQUE DATA" BLAH BLAH BLAH BLAH BLAH BLAH "SLIGHTLY DIFFERENT GOOD UNIQUE DATA" …  |
 | Re: (ask) Disclaimer: I am not a VB.NET programmer nor do I have any experience with TWAIN or WIA. Twain vs WIA http://developer.dynamsoft.com/dwt/kb/2739 TL;DR: Twain is better for scanners and requires a vendor dialog, WIA for cameras with a standard dialog. Your printer/**scanner** can do both. Here're some useful links I found … |
| | A client needs a Windows Server set up. The Server will run Exchange. The client will have a max of 10 employees. At most one user will ever need to remote-desktop in. How many User CALs will need to be purchased and what kind? Should there be 10 User CALs … |
 | Re: Sound insert Well, you clearly don't have **pygame**. Open a command line. `CD AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python35-32` `pip install pygame` `exit` Try again. |
 | OK, first, we need to establish your engine. The traditional engine follows something like this: Setup various media engines (Graphics, Music, Sound) Read in game objects from disk Setup game objects in memory Start clock Loop until done: ThisManyMilliseconds= time since last clock tick Read UserInput ForEach unprocessed Event: Event.Process … |
 | Week-old post is a week-old. Never-the-less! You can parse CSV's in 3 different ways: 1. Use a Finite State Machine to parse through the lines. https://stackoverflow.com/a/30338543 2. Use a RegEx to parse through the lines. (Technically, still an FSM, but smaller.) https://stackoverflow.com/questions/18144431/regex-to-split-a-csv 3. Use a library someone else already wrote. … |
| | Test Driven Development is something I explored at my last firmware job. I'm interested in trying it while developing a game-engine. Has anyone else here tried this and what has your experience been. |
| | Trigger Warning: Old specs are old. This has been a persisent problem for more than a year. Bold items are original parts when issue first noticed. Unbold have been added afterward with no change. CPU: **AMD FX-6300 Six-Core AM3+** FAN: After-market MB: **MSI 970A-G46** RAM: **2x Samsung PC3-8500F**, 2x Hyundai …  |
| | In the output scenarios you use `printf("%02d = %02d:%02d am\r\n", i, First, Last);` Each `%02d` tells the compiler you want a two-digit number with leading zeroes. However, the first `%02d` in each output line should be `%04d` since we want a number 4-digits long with leading zeroes. Try that instead. … |
 | You've got some parenthesis hanging around in suspicious places. Better round them up. Do that by going to each left parenthesis and see where its matching right side is. One thing I recommend is eliminate a bit of Arrow-Code Anti-Pattern ( https://blog.codinghorror.com/flattening-arrow-code/ ) by getting rid of the easy possibilities … |
| | **tl;dr**: Rust looks fun, but it'll take me a while to learn it. Do you think it's worth my time? So... [Rust](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rust_(programming_language)). As in Mozilla Rust. You know, the one that's not Go, but still wants to be hip and young. A little disclaimer: From years of firmware brainwashing, I … |
| | Hi, Daniweb. I have this hobby project I'm playing with where I need to generate data for a MonteCarlo simulation. The data needs to fit within a bell-curve around a given mean with a standard-deviation. I'm trying to figure out which random distribution system I need to use and how … |
 | Hi and welcome to DaniWeb! I think there's some confusion here because I'm not seeing where this would be JSP. This is a JavaScript function that would run client-side, not server-side. It uses an ActiveX object, which will only work in Internet Explorer, again client-side only. This file you're deleting … |
| | Hi, Daniweb, it's been a while. I'm looking to do a mobile ssh-client (well, not quite a full client) that stores sensitive login information encrypted by a pattern-lock. However, I know very little about encryption. Can anyone recommend a good learning path - and by path, I mean Encryption for …  |
| | What it says on the tin. Assume that every easily-googled effort to fix Windows 10 has failed and rollback attempts have failed. Assume I have access to a PE/LiveCD. Assume that Power -> Shift+Restart -> Troubleshoot ->??? is useless to me. (This is quite a unique situation!) Assume that I … |
| | tl;dr: Looking for a java library to solve equations. Suggestions welcome. I'm looking to write an app for the sake of writing an app. I figured that, as a firmware guy with minimal EE hardware training, a good practice app would be one that acts as a helper for EE … |
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| | I'm running a google search for "Virtual Machine PCI Pass-through" (making minimal progress) but I thought I'd ask your advice too. I have an older (~2005) PCI WiFi card from Generic Off-brand Chinese Corporation X. I'm running Windows 7x64. The company that made the card has since gone out of …  |
| | This post is effectively solved and needs to be marked as such, but for the reference of anyone coming along later, here's what happened: The [sin\_addr](http://www.beej.us/guide/bgnet/output/html/multipage/sockaddr_inman.html) contains a 32-bit unsigned long int. Not a string. 127.0.0.1 as a number would look like 0x7F000001 or 2130706433 in decimal. The numbers 49, … |
| | Also, bear in mind that the iterator `(*it)` will be pointing to a **std::pair<string, PolicyRuleInfo>** object within the map. If you only want the **PolicyRuleInfo** struct, you'll want to use `it->second`. |
| | Hi, Guys. I'm calculating the correlation coefficient between two HashMaps of Stock Prices keyed on Dates. However, the Dates do not always line up perfectly. So, I need to line-up the two HashMaps by their Keys. Thus far, I'm creating two ArrayLists of the Dates, doing retainAll between them and … |
| | So... this happened at a LAN party. A friend was pestering me for Linux Mint. For some reason YUMI wouldn't recognize my flash drive, so I did it the manual way. sudo dd if=./linuxmint-17.1-cinnamon-64bit.iso of=/dev/sdb bs=1M However, it should have been: sudo dd if=./linuxmint-17.1-cinnamon-64bit.iso of=/dev/sdd bs=1M It's an ADD/mental auto-pilot …  |
