Posts by jbennet which have been Voted Up

Thats normal. One will be the desktop (in general) and then there will be an additional explorer process for every open file browser window.

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They also degrade over time due to oxidisation and other chemical changes. Cheaper DVD-ROMs I have from the late 90s are malfunctioning already.

Image manipulation in php is always iffy, make sure that people can't keep hammering it or your server will grind to a halt.

Way more than 99 dollars they are like £100 to £150 here.

Valgrind is also good.

That book includes the MINIX source. Its quite intense though, dealing more with the implementation.

If you want to understandb the theory "Modern Operating Systems" mnay be more appropriate.

Mind you though, writing an OS is no easy task..... you will need a strong computer-science background, and many years of hard work.

What do you mean by "nothing happened"

Bad memory maybe?

To use wireshark under Linux you probably need to be a superuser, for obvious security reasons.

do sudo wireshark?

Maybe you killed it with static?

Did you wear an ESD wristband?

Citrix costs a small fortune though, but then again, i suppose so do Windows Terminal Services CAL's... P.S did you know they own logmein?

I dont like google, but chrome is nicer for me from a web development point of view. the f12 tools are sweet.

I'm guessing this is a homework assignment?

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.

If you are aiming to make the next big warez site, please leave now and never come back.

On the other hand, if I.E. you just want to provide torrents of your own stuff, which you hold the rights to (i.e. some software you have developed), then go ahead. Torrents themselves arent illegal, its just that they may be used for such means. Many opensorurce projects, for example, distribute large files using torrents to save on bandwidth.

On Ubuntu just install the openjdk packages (I think default-jre and default-JDK are meta packages for this). I develop Jave EE apps on Ubuntu LTS fine.

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.

Because it MAKES NO SENSE.

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

You dont connect to a folder.

Take a normal web signup page, for example, right?

In that case, you would have a plain HTML form which POSTS some data (username, whatever) to some web code to handle the database interaction.

its the same. You just need to POST the expected fields from the phone to a web app (posting the image as a binary file is the difficult bit), and let the web server handle what to do with the data once it gets it (i.e. save image away somewhere, insert associated data into database)

Because this game is stupid.