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General code-monkey and extreme metal drummer!

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Drumming with Kinasis ( http://www.facebook.com/kinasis ) and teaching the drums.
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Well I just started eating dinner and thought this would be a neat topic. Everyone knows we love to eat while on the computer; two birds, one chair. I'll start it off: Deli Sandwiches, macaroni salad, potato salad and a Pepsi :)

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In the interest of starting a flame war (hehe), what is your favorite Linux distro for newbies? I haven't thought about this in years, but just thought I'd see what Linux people think in 2023.

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OK, I have a very strange problem which recently started on my laptop (running Arch Linux) and it's got me really stumped! Basically my battery ran out whilst I was away from my laptop and it shut down... Which shouldn't really be a problem. But when I plugged my laptop …

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Write a C++ program that inputs a wavelength and then displays the associated light color. If the wavelength is shorter than 400 nm or longer than 700 nm, display the message “Wavelength outside visual range”. Classify boundary wavelengths as the lower-wavelength color. For example, label a wavelength of 424 nm …

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I have to convert a piece of C++ code to Python. Except I can't understand what it's doing. This is the code: [CODE]#include <iostream> using namespace std; int calculate(int values[], int size) { int answer = 0; for (int 1 =0; i< size; i +=1) } answer += values[1]; } …

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I'm trying to save DaniWeb. :) What are the biggest pain points you have with DaniWeb? If you don't visit DaniWeb as much as you used to, what changed? Where do you go now instead of DaniWeb? What makes other resources better?

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#include<stdio.h> #include<conio.h> typedef struct process{ char pname[20]; int at,bt,wt,ta,end; }processes; int main(){ processes P[10]; processes z[10]; processes et[10]; processes wt1[10]; processes ta1[10]; int a,b,n,x=0,st,y,w; float aveta,avewt,sumta=0,sumwt=0; printf("Process Scheduling Algorithm:\n"); printf("SHORTEST JOB FIRST\n"); printf("--------------------------------------\n"); printf("Enter No. of Process: "); scanf("%d",&n); printf("\n"); for(a=0;a<n;a++){ printf("Enter Process Name P[%d]: ",a+1); scanf("%s",&P[a].pname); } printf("\n"); for(a=0;a<n;a++){ …

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I have a script that uses grep to extract data from a file. It works but I am now trying to modify the script for pipeline use. If I use the commands: `cat file | myScript.sh` there is an error because the data reaches myScript.sh as it was collected by …

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Hello, I am confused when we have array in python why should we use set or lists they work almost similarly right? and array are bit faster that lists. I am using numpy arrays but a friend of mine uses sets and lists. I am confused please explain what to …

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Someone left a comment on one of my posts similar to, "Linux won't be popular on the Desktop until it runs [URL="http://www.microsoft.com"]Windows[/URL] applications." To which I silently responded, "Huh? and, "You've got to be kidding me." We have [URL="http://www.winehq.org"]WINE[/URL] for running Windows applications and it works reasonably well for those …

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Hello everyone. I realize that this may be an elementary question, but all of my searches for answers have not given me a satisfactory result. In my ubuntu server machine, I typed in [after examining my stty settings] `werase='^I'` as I was configuring the terminal to my likings. All was …

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a) Perform a DRY RUN on the algorithm below using the data provided. Lay out the results of the dry run in TABLE FORMAT with a column for each variable. Input A C = 0 D = A Repeat Input B If B > D D = B endif C …

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Hi I have around 20 python files. Each time I run these files in the terminal this form one after another : python a.py python b.py python c.py python d.py python e.py python f.py python g.py . . . (I have provided general file names here) This process takes lot …

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I was curious if anyone knew how to utilize a .ttf file? I would like to create an image with a particular font but I am not sure exactly how to use it. E

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Dear friends: I want to install the Non-Uniform Rational B-Splines (NURBS) curves and surface packate NURBS++ in opensuse linux 13.1. The official web site of NURBS++ is http://libnurbs.sourceforge.net/old/documentation.shtml. and the packate is written based on the c++ template technique. The latest of the package is 3.0.11(2002), the help manual show …

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I have my instructions in the top of my code. But for some reason when I input a decimal and then return my error message like it is supposed to then I input a valid amount it prints everything twice, once for the valid input then once for the valid …

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What are the natural disasters that you have to learn to live with in your area? I just moved from the Las Vegas area where we had to live with drought, very high summer temperatures (up to 45 degree C) and the occasional smoke of a far away wildfire. The …

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How do you create web server? I wan't install linux server run web wordpress?

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What music does everyone like? I have a very wide spectrum of tastes including the following: The Beatles David Bowie Jewel Simon and Garfunkel Alanis Morisette Alisha's Attic I Nine Texas Elvis Costello Squeeze To name just a random few. I think Jewel is my all time favorite though.

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I made a little py editor because I didn't want to go to all the troble of installing an idle, but I didn't like notepad either. Here it is!

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Take a look at the following lsit of files from my media server root@media-server:/home/garrett/Videos/Movies# ls -l total 16 lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 46 Jun 27 22:17 Adventures In Babysitting.mkv -> ../Movies-Secure/Adventures In Babysitting.mkv lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 36 Jun 27 22:17 A Far Off Place.mkv -> ../Movies-Secure/A Far Off Place.mkv …

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Hi When I run root@kali# volatility procdump -p 356 -f /root/Desktop/mydumps/myDump1.img I get this error Volatility Foundation Volatility Framework 2.4 ERROR : volatility.plugins.procdump: Please specify a dump directory (--dump-dir) Any one know how can I solve it? Im using kali linux I appreciate your help

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i wrote this code yesterday and i traced it myself but the problem is the array doesn't store any number in it and the output was like this : //convert from decimal to binary #include<iostream> using namespace std ; void main(){ int n,c=0,*pointer,temp=0,r,i,y ; cout<<"Enter number\n"; cin>>n; y=n ; for(;;){ …

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..am using manjaro linux and i have a problem with audio system that videos are playing without any sounds ..what should i do in this case ???

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I am having a confusing time with understanding arrays and variables because of this reasoning: Variables are aliases for memory locations and array name is the address of the first element of the array then why are variables not accesssed as *i whereas the first element of array is accessed …

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Would you ever use a non unix like operating system ever again by your free will. (Working environments don't count) And why aren't all operating systems posix based? <-Serious question? It just seems so painfully obvious to me this is how all operating systems should be. Thoughts?

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I am just getting my feet wet with Git and am looking for tutorials for beginners. I am reading through the book, "Version Control with Git" by Jon Loeliger and Matthew McCullough, but am not finding it suitable for a Git virgin. It is written as if the reader is …

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Hello all, my name is Marvin. I am working on obtaining my linux system administrator certificat. I created a file with a few sentences. The only task that I am having problems with is to delete word "and" using the vi last-line mode. I know hot do delet a word …

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Hi. How can i open a mp3 file and play it in python? There is a mp3 file on my Linux desktop and i want to open it from a python file and play it. What should i do?

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