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Began Watching I want to align Images Vertically
Hello Guys, I just Worried here, This code it show to display multiple Images from database and The Name of Image, And I want to Display it Vertically then the … -
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>you're probably looking at CSS - possibly JS too if you need to control vertical heights. As diafol highlighted, this isn't a PHP question. However, you've already posted here and … -
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Hello, I am following this instruction: If you are using LibreOffice: $ wget https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/11993667/LibreofficeRed5/red5 The problem is in my VM Machine I am unable to connect to the internet. -------------- … -
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>Do you know what their DNS server addresses are? If not, go to the admin web page of your router and look there Correct me if I'm wrong but can't … -
Began Watching How to access window's remote desktop from Linux
Hi, I have a machine with Windows XP installed on it with the remote access enabled. Is it possible to access /log into it and control the PC from another … -
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>Because of rdesktop! Sorry, what? Is it just me or is that not even a reason? -
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ok i have this problem in mind i wanted to try but i cant figure out whats wrong with my code..the program lets you input a string of integers then … -
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Hi talma, you're new around here. What you've just done is reply to a 4-year-old thread which was solved, with a completely new question of your own. This is known … -
Began Watching Question about microcode and machine code
1. An assembly instrction is converted into binary, also known as the machine code by the assembler. And it contains only 0s and 1s yes /no? 2. Then, the microcode … -
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For starters, please try and remember that silicon and silicone are two ver, very, very different things. Silicon is what we use in semiconductors, silicone is not :) 1: Yes. … -
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I have transparency in my buckyball avatar. I've noticed that on the community member badge, this seems to cause some issues. Is it Fred I see in the background through … -
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I have transparency in my buckyball avatar. I've noticed that on the community member badge, this seems to cause some issues. Is it Fred I see in the background through … -
Began Watching Broken Community Member Badges
I have transparency in my buckyball avatar. I've noticed that on the community member badge, this seems to cause some issues. Is it Fred I see in the background through … -
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how we did know about root password of fedora (pls help me to find root) -
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>which will require your user password (not the root password) That depends on `/etc/sudoers`. Sudo *can* be configured to require the root password rather than the user password. However you … -
Replied To a Post in error with my php code when insert into database
Awesome, glad to have participated in helping. If you feel the problem's fully resolved, please mark this thread as solved by clicking the little 'Mark Question Solved' button under the … -
Began Watching error with my php code when insert into database
hey guys so this piece of coding is simple and straight forward but theres something wrong with it and its bugging me out because i can't figure out what the … -
Replied To a Post in error with my php code when insert into database
`INSERT` rather than `INSER` -
Began Watching 301 redirect that preserves POST data
I've recently switched our login mechanism, and our API, over to SSL (https:// vs http://) I am using the following: RewriteCond %{HTTPS} off RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} danipad [NC,OR] RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} api … -
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I agree with using server-side redirection. When 301 and 302s are used, I see it as telling the user you know what page they want, but you're getting *them* to … -
Replied To a Post in how download file.text from url in assembly
You have to first declare it as an external function using something like `extern function_name_here` (the exact syntax will vary from assembler to assembler). Then, you need to instruct your … -
Began Watching how download file.text from url in assembly
hi how can download a file (for example file.text) from an url in assembly language programing in mac osx or linux -
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Two main methods: * Plug into an existing utility (`wget` or `curl` for example) * Link against an existing library with the level of abstraction you need -
Began Watching binary counter
anyone help (assembly language program nasm file) Input a binary number and count the number of 1’s and zero’s in it and display.for example enter the number :01100110 No. of … -
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We don't do your homework for you, and this sounds like a homework assignment. What code have you got so far? Where are you stuck? -
Began Watching INT 12H in assembly
Hey guys! I'm in the process of writing a bootloader and I'm having trouble printing out memory information, using 16 bit nasm I know INT 12h stores the low memory … -
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I've got a function for doing that sitting on my PC, but to save me digging it up and to help you through the problem, could you show us the … -
Began Watching LEGO NXT Brick using NBC
I am new to NBC programming and am trying to program my Lego NXT Brick to search for and follow a line of black electrical tape that I have on … -
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>Mods, since no one has responded, can you take this post down? Look on the bright side, someone might come up with a solution and it may solve someone else's … -
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>You can install DirectX with wine program. That's correct, and I was fully aware of it, hence I said there's no *direct* support for it :) -
Began Watching Should I get ubuntu?
Should I get ubuntu on my mac? Is it good for programming? Does DirectX support linux? -
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>Should I get ubuntu on my mac? I've never been so unfortunate as to own a Mac, but I'm sure it's possible. Should you? If you want to, go for … -
Replied To a Post in Self Similar Traffic Generation (using pareto distribution) in Simulink
I'm afraid you're going to have to ask a few more specific questions. It's difficult for someone to help you if they don't know what exactly you need help with. -
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can i ask what algorithm is to used in creating a students information system? thnx -
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You sure can ask, but AFAIK you probably won't get a good answer unless you provide more detail and context. -
Began Watching Self Similar Traffic Generation (using pareto distribution) in Simulink
I want to self similar traffic (by using pareto distribution) in Simulink. -
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Good for you :L What's your question? -
Gave Reputation to pritaeas in Where can I learn C++ game development online for free?
[Here](http://www.cprogramming.com/game-programming.html) is some info. > I'm 11 years old So you lied when you signed up? From our Terms of Service: *In compliance with the U.S. Coppa Act, no one … -
Gave Reputation to pritaeas in Where can I learn C++ game development online for free?
[Here](http://www.cprogramming.com/game-programming.html) is some info. > I'm 11 years old So you lied when you signed up? From our Terms of Service: *In compliance with the U.S. Coppa Act, no one … -
Gave Reputation to pritaeas in Where can I learn C++ game development online for free?
[Here](http://www.cprogramming.com/game-programming.html) is some info. > I'm 11 years old So you lied when you signed up? From our Terms of Service: *In compliance with the U.S. Coppa Act, no one … -
Began Watching How to put simple Sleep c++ function togetther
This is a basic CPP sleep fuction. As you can see CPP libs do not come with a time sleep/wait fuction to use in your code/loop. So due to boring … -
Replied To a Post in How to put simple Sleep c++ function togetther
>It really depends on what granularity you're looking for. More precise timing becomes more and more difficult, as you mentioned, for various reasons. Anyone going to be cheeky and submit … -
Began Watching Where can I learn C++ game development online for free?
I'm 11 years old and I'm absouloutly LOVE programming. I'm learning C++, but I heard that C++ is used for creating games. Where can I learn game development online for … -
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>I heard that C++ is used for creating games. That's certainly correct; a lot of game development out there is done in C++. Just keep in mind that it's not … -
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>Finally, call std::random_shuffle() to mix them all up. Ahh trust you to resort to C++ ;) -
Began Watching Password Generator in C
Hi all... I've been asked to write a password generator in C for a project. the guidelines are very vague and all I've been told is: Password must be 9-15 … -
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Additional to what Ancient Dragon has mentioned, you can flick through the [source code](http://batchbin.ueuo.com/passgen/passgen-1.3.tar.gz) for a pseudo-random password generator that I wrote a while ago. While it doesn't generate passwords … -
Gave Reputation to deceptikon in using strtok function for counting the vowels in a string
Why not just keep it simple? int vowels = 0; int other = 0; for (int i = 0; myarray[i] != '\0'; i++) { switch (myarray[i]) { case 'a': case … -
Gave Reputation to deceptikon in using strtok function for counting the vowels in a string
Why not just keep it simple? int vowels = 0; int other = 0; for (int i = 0; myarray[i] != '\0'; i++) { switch (myarray[i]) { case 'a': case … -
Replied To a Post in program star triangle with assembly...?
There's a flaw in your second loop. You're printing the right amount of spaces, but you're only printing one `*`, hence you don't end up with this: > * > …
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