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Zombie Michael Jackson Finds Himself Eradicated 14 Years Ago by CatRambo …undead? But PopCap's decision to include a zombie Michael Jackson led to[URL="http://multiplayerblog.mtv… replacement process is underway." The "Dancing Zombie" is a reference to Michael Jackson's famous…has [URL="http://www.thrilltheworld.com/"]inspired zombie-related events around the country[/URL]. The character is… Zombie infection 14 Years Ago by jingda Hi guys, Recently i found out that newcomers that join daniweb are reviving zombie threads. Do you think we should automatically closed the thread if there is no response for 4 months. This can prevent zombie infection from spreading. i called it zombie infection caused zombie threads are always being revive. LOL :D Re: Zombie infection 14 Years Ago by jingda Is this consider reviving a zombie thread and hijacking it as well Re: Handling SIGCHLD to prevent zombie processes 13 Years Ago by Tellalca Thanks. Your way of handling is different than mine i think. Isn't handling signals more convenient way of handling zombie processes than checking zombie processes every application logic cycle? It may not be so overwhelming but if you think ideally would not it waste some CPU power too? Handling SIGCHLD to prevent zombie processes 13 Years Ago by Tellalca …; I am trying to handle the SIGCHLD and therefore prevent zombie processes walking around .) The program does not work the way… Re: Handling SIGCHLD to prevent zombie processes 13 Years Ago by rubberman … != -1; pid = waitpid(-1,nil,WNOHANG)) { cerr << "zombie process detected (pid == " << dec << pid… Re: Zombie Michael Jackson Finds Himself Eradicated 14 Years Ago by art4492 i still love plants vs. zombies! hahah Re: Zombie infection 14 Years Ago by Nick Evan This has been discussed a [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/community-center/daniweb-community-feedback/threads/265375"]number[/URL] of [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/community-center/daniweb-community-feedback/threads/297024"]times [/URL]in the [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/community-center/daniweb-community-feedback/threads/… Re: Zombie infection 14 Years Ago by Nick Evan yes Re: Zombie infection 13 Years Ago by diafol It's been called a number of things - resurrections, lazarus, necroposting etc etc. I've always thought that 3 months would be sufficient time for a post to be made. Otherwise close it. However, the powers that be do not want to automatically close a thread. It would be interesting what %age of necroposts are actually valid. If it's less than 1% (… Re: what a zombie attacker can control in a compromized computer? 13 Years Ago by skilly usually, if your computer is a zombie, you are not the target. Re: what a zombie attacker can control in a compromized computer? 13 Years Ago by skilly …) and this command activates a file that resides on the zombie machine(probably a cookie or bit torrent program). the file… Zombie Feeders post to say thanks 13 Years Ago by jingda Have you guys encounter this problem before. Some of the new comers will just revived a 2 year old to 7 year old dead thread to say. Thanks for your help, it greatly solve my problem... blah blah blah. I thought the thread will end there next day another poster post the same thing. Greate help ... I am not sure whether this has been discussed in… Re: Zombie Feeders post to say thanks 13 Years Ago by jingda @ Debasisdas It does bother me because most of them are signature spammers and reporting their posts everytime does not really help the situation. Re: Zombie Feeders post to say thanks 13 Years Ago by Narue Old threads are not automatically closed because there's no reason why the discussion could not be continued profitably by newcomers. We've discussed the issue of bumping before, and concluded that it's not enough of an issue to introduce such heavy handed methods. However, bumping is indeed frowned upon if the new post contains nothing that … Re: Zombie Feeders post to say thanks 13 Years Ago by Nick Evan We have this nice new rule: [quote] Do ensure that all posts contain [B]relevant content and substance[/B] and are not simply vehicles for external links, [B]including signature links[/B] [/quote] So if you see someone bumping a thread for a "thank you diz iz greeeeat post!" [B]and[/B] (s)he has signature links: flag bad post and the … Re: Zombie Feeders post to say thanks 13 Years Ago by Salem I wouldn't mind so much if there were some balance between "good" posts and "bad" posts on the end of dead threads. But as it stands, the ratio is around 1:999 in favour of bad posts. Bad posts we see repeatedly on a daily basis. Good posts - well when was the last time you saw one? Re: Zombie Feeders post to say thanks 13 Years Ago by VernonDozier >> Do ensure that all posts contain relevant content and substance >> and are not simply vehicles for external links, including signature links Not necessarily an either/or. What about people who post stuff like you just posted ("thank you diz iz greeeeat post!") but who don't have an ulterior motive like spamming, but rather… Re: Zombie Feeders post to say thanks 13 Years Ago by Nick Evan Nope. Being stupid isn't against Daniweb rules unfortunately :) Re: Zombie Feeders post to say thanks 13 Years Ago by WaltP [QUOTE=VernonDozier;]>> Do ensure that all posts contain relevant content and substance >> and are not simply vehicles for external links, including signature links Not necessarily an either/or. What about people who post stuff like you just posted ("thank you diz iz greeeeat post!") but who don't have an ulterior motive like… Re: Zombie Feeders post to say thanks 13 Years Ago by happygeek Just to clarify, Walt, let me restate the rule so there is no confusion on your part: [B][U]Do ensure that all posts contain relevant content and substance and are not simply vehicles for external links, including signature links[/U][/B] Posts that are not relevant and/or have no substance [B]and[/B] act as vehicles for external links break the … Re: Zombie Feeders post to say thanks 13 Years Ago by jingda How about crappy answers like buying a new laptop? Does that need flagging too? ALthought it has no spam links, it clutter up the thread with useless info. Re: Zombie Feeders post to say thanks 13 Years Ago by happygeek Talking of which... :) Seriously, 'buy a new laptop' could be a perfectly legit response - it depends entirely upon the question... Re: Zombie Feeders post to say thanks 13 Years Ago by Ancient Dragon I would like to see Dani apply those same rules over on PFO. There currently are no rules against sig only spamming, so many of them are not deleted, although I must admit to deleting them anyway in some cases. For example I'll delete "nice post, thanks for sharing" type posts even though there are no rules forbidding it. Re: Zombie Feeders post to say thanks 13 Years Ago by WaltP [QUOTE=happygeek;]Just to clarify, Walt, let me restate the rule so there is no confusion on your part: [B][U]Do ensure that all posts contain relevant content and substance and are not simply vehicles for external links, including signature links[/U][/B] Posts that are not relevant and/or have no substance [B]and[/B] act as vehicles for … Re: Zombie Feeders post to say thanks 13 Years Ago by jingda Perfect [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/hardware-and-software/pc-hardware/troubleshooting-dead-machines/threads/35393/page2"]example[/URL] of what i am saying. Except no spam links. Tell me what is the difference between the two posts below Re: Zombie Feeders post to say thanks 13 Years Ago by Narue [QUOTE]Perfect example of what i am saying. Except no spam links.[/QUOTE] We don't police content that isn't in violation of the rules[1]. On top of being draconian, the workload for mods would increase exponentially (there are a lot of stupid posts every day). If the posts have identical content with different wording, feel free to report the … Re: Zombie Feeders post to say thanks 13 Years Ago by jingda Ok. So crappy answers are most likely to be ignore. Also duplicated post will not be dealt with but duplicate thread will, right? Re: Zombie Feeders post to say thanks 13 Years Ago by Narue [QUOTE]So crappy answers are most likely to be ignore.[/QUOTE] Unless they otherwise violate the rules. It's not the moderators' job to ensure post quality. They simply enforce the rules. [QUOTE]Also duplicated post will not be dealt with but duplicate thread will, right?[/QUOTE] Exact duplicates will be deleted. Your example was not an exact … Re: Zombie Feeders post to say thanks 13 Years Ago by diafol This could be avoided, to a large extent, by closing threads after 3 months. I know we've discussed it to death, but I'm still not convinced that contributions after this are that useful. There again it's pointless going on about it. :(