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Re: Do you participate in any other communities? 3 Weeks Ago by Dani Oh, and as for Reddit, Google has taken a very keen interest in Reddit as of recently. They just began paying them for full access to their internal API to get a stream of all Reddit content. Plus they just very recently IPO'ed a few days ago and their stock is doing quite well. (I bought a little on opening day). Re: Things I hate about TV shows 3 Weeks Ago by Dani Currently the thing I hate most about TV shows is how much time elapses between seasons. I feel like I've been waiting for season 2 of Severance on AppleTV for *forever*! (It's been over 2 years already since season 1 debuted.) Speaking of that, is there ever going to be a second season for Squid Game? I can't imagine that Netflix wouldn’t invest … Re: Things I hate about TV shows 3 Weeks Ago by Reverend Jim Fer sher. You pretty much have to watch the previous season again before you start the next one. I'm still waiting for season 2 of The Old Man (Jeff Bridges, John Lithgow). At my age sometimes I lose the thread if two weeks goes by between episodes. Sometimes I'll wait until the end of a season before I watch any of it. I especially hate it when a … Re: Things I hate about TV shows 3 Weeks Ago by pritaeas > is there ever going to be a second season for Squid Game Yes, already announced, available soon. Re: Things I hate about TV shows 3 Weeks Ago by Dani That's my point, though. Gone are the days when a show would break for a summer and the next season would start up again in the fall. Re: Things I hate about TV shows 3 Weeks Ago by Reverend Jim >Gone are the days That's pretty much the case for everything. I remember when TV sucked all through summer vacation and I couldn't wait for the end of September for the new seasons to start. Of course it was bittersweet because September also meant back to school. I'll mention a few more things that may have been mentioned before but I … Re: Things I hate about TV shows 3 Weeks Ago by KomalBhatt You know, there are few things more frustrating than getting interested in a TV show only to find it falling short of expectations. From the overly predictable plotlines to the underdeveloped characters, there's a huge list. But what really get irritated by is when the dialogue feels forced, like the writers are trying too hard to be clever or … AI Frontier 2024: A Rapid Start to a Transformative Year 2 Months Ago by Johannes C. … this development goes beyond the number of models approved. By opening AI models for public use, China is potentially catalyzing a… a speed and accuracy unattainable by human practitioners, AI is opening new frontiers medicine. ## Bold Predictions for AI in 2024 ## For… Unable to open a image file 14 Years Ago by tkal Opening a image file gives an empty file. A .txt file can be opened. Opening the image file gives no view available. Re: Microsoft POIsed to Control an Apache Project 15 Years Ago by EddieC Opening Windows would enable you, me, anyone an everyone to enhance, extend and improve the operating system used by 90 percent of the world, or maybe to replace the kernel with something better, more stable (a la Darwin). Linux etc. has surely made strides, but it's not quite there yet, IMHO. Mac OS X on the other hand... Re: Unable to open a form in VB6 Project 11 Years Ago by frnds2vivek opening .frx file in notepad opens up with garbage values. am sorry but i could not share the form as its the project of an oil & gas company. Re: What is C code to open IE or FireFox?? 13 Years Ago by Software guy Opening a file and closing a file has same importance however … projects. So moral of the story is: "Importance of opening a file == Importance of closing a file" Re: problem in images handling by c 13 Years Ago by Ancient Dragon … file in C language is no different than opening any other file. Its what you want to do with … Re: Html Tag occurence counter 10 Years Ago by JamesCherrill Opening tags have stuff between `less than` and `greater than` symbols. Closing tags ditto, but the first thing after the opening `less than` is a `forward slash`. That should be enough for you to tell which is which and process or ignore them accordingly. Re: Thousand threads write to one text file simultaneously 9 Years Ago by Taywin >Opening the file with the append flag specified solves the issue … still a possibility that there are two or more threads opening the same file to append. As a result, the data… Re: sending and receiving data over socket 9 Years Ago by JamesCherrill Opening and closing multiple streams on a single Socket can cause data loss problems (buffers discarded etc). Opening multiple streams and not closing them is even worse. You could try creating the input & output streams just once, when you do the connect, then use those streams when sending. Re: File parsing in 'C' 19 Years Ago by meabed Opening and Parsing a file We will use the function fopen … Re: How to Open a word doc from a java application? 19 Years Ago by jwenting Opening the document is the easy part, it's just a … Re: need help for saving high scores 17 Years Ago by Salem Opening the same file for input and output at the same time is not a good idea. open for read read it close it do stuff open for write write it close it. Re: When should you close a database connection? 16 Years Ago by Ancient Dragon Opening a database is expensive in terms of both time and … Re: help at work 16 Years Ago by Ezzaral Opening SSL socket: [url]http://www.exampledepot.com/egs/javax.net.ssl/Client.html?l=rel[/url] XML (see Chapter 2): [url]http://java.sun.com/j2ee/1.4/docs/tutorial/doc/[/url] Writing to file: [url]http://www.exampledepot.com/egs/java.io/WriteToFile.html[/url] Re: Problem in creating a jar file 15 Years Ago by Ezzaral Opening a new cmd window should be all that is required to pick up the change. Re: Parameter is no valid 15 Years Ago by dickersonka opening it up wouldn't do anything, as long as you don't save it have you tried to import inside management studio specifying the pipe, or doing something like this? [code=sql] BULK INSERT MyTableName FROM 'c:\mydata.psv' WITH ( FIELDTERMINATOR = '|', ROWTERMINATOR = '\n' ) [/code] Re: File Writing Delay? 14 Years Ago by The_Kernel Opening it unbuffered means that when you call the file's … Re: LineNumberReader - Moving to Beginning of File 14 Years Ago by cgeier Opening with a new buffered reader, opens the file again. You … Re: Please help me with this code. 14 Years Ago by Tom Gunn Opening curly braces need to be matched with closing curly braces. … Re: convert database into XML 14 Years Ago by diafol Opening and reading files is slower that connecting to and reading from a db. Well, as far as I know. Re: The Myth of the Apple Fan Boy 14 Years Ago by rbartlett3 Opening up iTunes or Snow Leopard to work with other hardware … Re: Update a record 14 Years Ago by rdrast Opening with ios:out will truncate the file. You need to open it (for writing) with: ios::out | ios::in | ios::ate (as well as in binary mode) to seek within with with write capabilities. Re: File input woes 14 Years Ago by WaltP Opening a file requires a C-style character array, not a C++ string. [B]Jonsca[/B] has posted your answer. I just thought I add why.