Posts by Assembly Guy

Are you sure that there is more than one result being returned?

Care to share your solution for people who might have the same problem in future?

That's a statement, what's your question? What have you done so far?

You choose the assembly language that is appropriate for the target processor

the contact email for the account starts 'DANIAREYOUDUMBPITYYOU'

Wow. Just wow.

Search Engines are smarter than to take 3 links to your website on the same thread and count them as backlinks.

On my end, the load time is 0.28 seconds (further from the server, I guess)

AFAIK, (and if you're talking about the thing in the footer), it's how long it took for the page to be generated, before dispatch to the client, so your distace from the server or link speed shouldn't affect it. One time I had a generation time of 14 seconds, but let's not bring that up...

As Mike's pointed out, what's wrong with 2MB of memory being used? It's not like it's the total size of the page which you end up downloading (correct me if I'm wrong on this)

Either way, it sounds like WEB-REPORTER's an 11-year-old, or has other troubles.

Looks fine for me, although I'm running Firefox and Chromium on Linux, not Chrome on Win7

Which errors are you getting?

Hi, welcome

If you work at home, then yes you can.

That would be omitting the fact that a lot of clients are driven away by people who aren't suit-wearing, conforming pricks. But four posts up, happygeek dealed with that issue.

I run Linux, so I test on up-to-date-ish Firefox, Chromium, Arora, Midori, Netsurf, Opera, Rekonq and Seamonkey. I also run a Windows XP VM for testing in IE6.
Like Jorge said, browsershots is good for checking rendering on different versions of browsers.

In English, please

@DavidB, the topic was moved. When I posted on it, it was in the Java forum :)

Javascript has nothing to do with Java. This is the Java forum. Also, this stinks of homework.

It could be simplified to printf("\b \b");. What it does it is prints a backspace character to the screen, thus moving the text cursor to the left one place. Then it prints a space, clearing whatever character was there before, and then prints another backspace character. It effectively means that whatever character was typed on the screen is removed from sight.

I'll bump this question, it's two weeks old and still nobody's replied. You might have more luck posting this question on a forum with more focus on lex :)

It's valid HTML5.

Okay, that's good to know. Maybe my memory was stuck in the HTML4 days...

Okay good to know, Dani.

I was checking my profile, and it appears that within the space of one or two days where I've not been very active at all, the little rankings (xyz Contributions (#abc)) seem to have placed myself, and some other members' profiles I looked at, way up the list. I had been sitting down in the #800-#1000 range from memory. It's as if other members with equal or better stats than me have disappeared or are being omitted from results? As I said, I've not been very active over this time.
I'm not complaining, just wondering what's going on.

AFAIK, it's not valid HTML, but I'm still in agreement with Mike. It's kinda annoying.

most new hardware will get mounted. if yours is outdated then you might have to mount it yourself.

What are you on about? You don't mount a device, you mount a filesystem. Mounting has nothing to do with this situation

Explain more about your situation. When does it reboot? What are you doing on your computer when it reboots itself?

However, writing an OS looks like work to me.

Fun work, in some people's eyes

I can't find a list of ranks in endorsements, but you can always see the members ranked by their post count, reputation and solved Q&As here

As someone else on Daniweb has said, he gives a lot, he gets a lot :)

They must be so dedicated

Faster...

This doesn't sound like the words of someone who is well-versed in the ins and outs of different web server software and their points of difference. It sounds like someone who's just reads the TL;DRs

There are more possibilities than the one you mention. Just because you like one solution, doesn't mean it's viable for every other project.

True. Personally, I like lighttpd, but Dani is an informed person who's intelligent enough to make these decisions. Speed is not the only concern in running a website think security, quick fixes of server problems and so on. Besides which, it would be useless if there was a lightning-fast web server which was difficult, uncomfortable or awkward to use. I'm not saying nginx has these qualities - nginx is fine in my opinion, but a large part of how effective a piece of software will be in an environment is how well the users will be able to, well, use it. Imagine this:

"Grandma A learned to knit with bendy rubber knitting needles. Grandma B learned with traditional needles. Grandma A has observed the amazing ability to manupulate patterns and create garnments which would usually take longer on traditional needles. Grandmas A and B produce equally good garnments, just that one does it a bit faster than the other."

While Grandma A's bendy needles may appear superior, you may forget that they may only be superior while in Grandma A's hands. Grandma B may have great trouble …

Well done on the design ;)

It's a Twitter Bootstrap design

We have no plans currently to support images in signatures.

Thank god. No offence to iLikePHP, but the last thing I want to see are banners on most people's posts, all the way down a thread.

What's your question? What code do you have so far?

You've asked two questions, I'll answer one (Mike's answered the other, see below): This is a common misconception with programming languages like C. It is not an equation. It is an assignment. It means "x is assigned the value of x/10". So it does not mean 125=12.5, it means x=12.5.

can we check whole motherboard using AVO meter or another equipments is necessory

It all depends on what part of the motherboard's broken. If you need to look at buses or lines which are switched at high frequency, your little AVO meter won't cut it - it won't be able to detect the fast changes in voltages. A logic analyser might be useful.

Motherboard Main can b repair able ?

If you're skilled at soldering 7 layer PCBs...

What are you trying to repair? Is it something specific or are you just learning about motherboard repair in general?

It's just funny to me that some clown like you, would take the time out of his day, to write some nonsense like this.

It's just funny to me that some clown like you would take the time out of his day to write a response to that message if you find it so laughable.

$db_selected = mysql_select_db("assesment", $connect);

I should've spotted it sooner, before I posted my solution.

It would have to be in your %PATH% environment variable. You can set this manually, per application. For example, you'd need to add C:\Program Files\Windows Media Player\, and the directories where any executable you wish to use in this manner, to the path variable

I get this error:

  File "/tmp/asdf.py", line 6
    print "i am in function func1"
                                 ^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

You should be getting the same error. What's your Python version?

Um... this is more of a computer hardware and software board, but your question seems to be very much on the electronics side of things. You might have more success solving your question on an electronics forum :)

Maybe he just wanted to see what deleting your profile actually does.

If 0-<-< really is Michael...

@Schol-R-LEA, You're on OSDev too? I had no idea!

Almost, just drop that first % sign. You want to match:

Any single character, any single character, "s", any amount of characters

So it'd become '__s%'

That's almost it, except % will match 0 or more characters, which isn't quite what you want. Your current query will match things like:

• asdf
• aaa239vjsdio4
• 123s123

What you could try using is a combination of the % and _ operators

How much of your query have you done so far? What progress have you already made?
You could whip something up using single-character wildcards. There might be a better way to achieve this, but the wildcard method will certainly work.

Those comments you mentioned are intended to be put in with HTML, not CSS. I would suggest tracking down why it's not looking the same in IE as other browsers, this would find the root cause, rather than just putting an extra layer of complication into your web pages what with the conditional statements and all.

According to this, it is fully supported in IE9. Could you please post the line of code you're using it in so we can help you better?

Right, I see what you mean, but technically, it wouldn't be an OS, hence my confusion.
It's quite a good task for learning Python and becoming familar with Tkinter, in fact it's how I learned much of the VB5 which I have now forgotten :)

Is there the same image appearing on each side of the screen, or is one half darker than the other? Wait, is it physically snapped/separated?

Welcome to Daniweb :)