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 | > 31 members can't be wrong ;) > they can, but in this case... |
| | > eBay and PayPal have a reputation lately of siding with the buyer - much to the detriment of some sellers. They should make it right. PP being owned by eBay, not surprising they follow the same policies. And I can fully understand they're wary of buyers, there are so …  |
 | Having a degree is not required, but it sure helps getting a foot in the door. Doesn't have to be an IT related degree though, anything in the sciences especially will teach you valuable skills unrelated to the exact discipline, effectively teaching you to learn and think independently and outside … |
| | Re: Self proclaimed > Maybe he's bragging about how much sex he is getting :) Young men like to do that, whether it's true or not. > If your sample size is 1 after 20 years, it's a major leap over the previous sample size :)  |
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 | and remember that your requirement to show 3 DIFFERENT ones each time means you're not looking at something random. If it were random, there'd be a chance of the same showing up multiple times.  |
| | yes and no. Creating something like <E extends Object>[] arr; might work (I've not tested this, not interested), but isn't really useful as you might as well write Object[] arr; |
| | Given enough time and skill, and usually money (to invest in tools, documentation, training, coffee, mountain dew, and pizza), yes.  |
| | Re: Taco Bell Few times I've been to Taco Bell (admittedly the last time was in 2004, which is the last time I was in a country where they exist), the service was prompt, the place was clean, the food was decent (way too much fat, otherwise it was nice). And yes, they …  |
 | you can't, period. The storage media is just that, storage. Unless the player device has a way to execute specific code stored in specific places and do something with the result of that execution, it will never be executed. If your selected player has such a system, its technical documentation …  |
| | and another miracle cure from some bozos who no doubt will start selling it to gullible fools who have been talked into believing that real medicine is out to kill them. |
| | The user should not enter 1 digit at a time, but always an entire combination. Check the combination entered against the combination stored, et voila. |
 | > I agree that children can be unplanned but sometimes they are unplanned, not because of carelessness but because of ignorance (when proper sex-ed is not taught) > we never had sex ed when I was a kid, yet nobody got pregnant. There were no teen pregnancies in my school, … |
 | mind that the "review" you link to is part of the corporate blog of a competitor to the company. Not exactly a reliable source of unbiassed information :) As to the worth of "online certificates", what with the overwhelming flood of fraudulent institutions selling them to read anything and everything …  |
| | Once you start shutting down websites because someone doesn't like them, very quickly the entire web is shut down. There's a lot of people who think "freedom of expression" should not include that freedom for everyone who thinks differently from themselves. |
| | The problem is that you just list a few buzzwords yet don't seem to even know what they mean and haven't apparently gone to the trouble of figuring out what they mean. That shows a lack of interest in doing your own work, which leads to us being disinclined to …  |
 | hmm, Google more likely provides that statement not "for transparency" but to protest them having to comply with the law. They've for years been fighting intellectual property law in relation to their services (mostly Google Books and Youtube), and this is just one way they do it. |
 | wth are people still trying to use turbo C when that product is going on 35 years old (older than they are almost certainly), hasn't been supported for over 25 of those, and was created for an operating system and hardware architecture they've at most only read about or seen …  |
| | uh, I think you're missing quite a bit in there. Like an actual question, and details about it...  |
| | forget about it. But read the file format specifications, see if there's a defined API for it that can give you the data you need, then find a way to enforce the restrictions. And THEN try to ensure that it's secure so people can't just hack their way around it … |
| | nothing urgent about it. Just create a new String each time, showing just the already guessed letter. |
 | Obama wants a war, Al Qaeda gives him an excuse to attack a sovereign nation state. And nobody thinks it weird that we're in Egypt, Syria, Libya, and Tunisia are supporting the very people we're fighting in Afghanistan and Iraq, supplying them with weapons that they're sending there to use …  |
 | stopped reading when I noticed the entire thing was a single massive method... Were I the teacher here I'd give it minimum marks just because of that. |
 | used to ride a bike 20-30km a day, hike 5-10km a day, swim several hours a week. Then I got into an accident that destroyed my knees... |
| | There's millions of unemployed IT people with degrees and experience willing to take on jobs well below their education/experience in order to have an income. And you think that just because you've read a few books and made a facebook page for yourself you can outcompete all of them on …  |
 | what education you want to get will depend on what job you want to do. And don't take a very narrow "programming" curiculum, learn something about what you're programming so you have knowledge about what you're working on, makes you a lot more valuable to your future employers. |
| | far better to adopt an existing product that's proven to be secure, reliable, and performant. Especially as you lack the experience... |
| | wth are people still trying to use turbo C when that product is going on 35 years old (older than they are almost certainly), hasn't been supported for over 25 of those, and was created for an operating system and hardware architecture they've at most only read about or seen … |
| | [QUOTE=Sam the greater;1223015]After it is installed In to the external hard drive can you simply plug the external hard drive into another computer and play or are you stuck to one computer[/QUOTE] That would depend on the software. If it writes to any location outside that external drive and needs … |
 | Even with video conferencing, nothing beats being face to face, two people sitting behind a screen together looking at a problem. Your employer notices a customer requirement to have on site consultants, you're shoved into that role for lack of anyone else to handle the job. It's their decision to … |
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| | not. They're flat text files, contain no font or any other layout information. |
| | learn Java... Without that you're never going to do it. Then learn about controlling cameras, network protocols, etc, etc, etc. |
| | Re: 5c or 5s? I'm hoping the random full discharge of my 2 year old phone last year isn't the beginning of the end for it. If it is, I might look for a new one, or just revert to a 6 year old model I keep as a spare and use that for … |
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 | well, it may help him get a job for a few weeks until he gets fired for incompetence. Which might yield him a paycheck of unearned wages for that period, at the expense of qualified people who now end up not only unemployed and poorer but suspect of being unqualified …  |
| | IMO you should never blindly just ignore any warning. If you're not sure of why you get it, what the risks are of ignoring it and find those acceptable, and there's a solution, fix your code rather than ignoring the warning. Deprecated methods are deprecated for a reason, they often … |
| | without you telling us what the errors are, nobody's going to be able to help you. |
| | why that loop to check your string? Just use the reverse() method from StringBuilder and check whether the result is equal to the original. |
| | what about a basic course in using a search engine? Would help you much more than being dripfed things to "study" every few hours here (which is way too little time to gain any knowledge about any concept). |
| | and your question? Just dumping something here that's clearly your homework assigment and expecting us to complete it for you is not going to help. It's also clearly not allowed. |
| | Re: java hw he's even stated explicitly you should do it yourself. And you were so lazy and stupid you posted even that line verbatim, didn't even bother to read your assignment before you posted it here. Now, the only thing you missed is stating it is "very urgent"... |
 | There are several schools of thought about that, Jeff. Mathematically, 1 is indeed a prime number as such are defined as any number that can only be divided by 1 and itself. The number 1 of course meets both criteria. |
| | You can't know and should not care about the actual amount of memory used. It's not guaranteed anywhere to be any specific amount, and different JVMs can implement things differently, so assuming a specific number is extremely dangerous. Memory will indeed be allocated with that statement, just enough to instantiate … |
 | Given your initial question, you should probably give up trying to write any malware removal software as if you'd have even the most rudimentary knowledge about such you'd have known Java is not an appropriate choice to implement it.  |
| | For any potential future employer what you know as a rank rookie is far less important than that you show enthousiasm and an ability and willingness to learn and do basically anything. You're not expected to know anything yet, and will most likely spend the first several months at least … |
| | the standard way to spam people is to buy a botnet and use that. And we're not here to help you harass people with spam and/or do other illegal things. |
| | take a look at the split() method in the String class. Using that and a little knowledge about arrays the solution becomes trivial.  |
| | Just turn the number into a String, pump that into a StringBuilder, and call reverse() on it. |
| | And coherent writing skills, with the ability to write things other people can and want to read. OP's blurb is a prime example of what they don't want to see. Poor formating, lots of typographical and grammatical errors, etc.. |
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