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What proxy? Most folk don't use a proxy. Also, Norton is known to block the web when it expires. Maybe other AV suites have copied Norton's lead.

http://cpuboss.com/cpu/AMD-FX-6100 notes it's Turbo Clock Speed. http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/337545-28-6100-turbo asks a few more questions. To your last question. Yes.

For me it's up to the client. But that's not telling me enough. For example, the problem I had with WinForms is what happens when you move from say an old 640x480 VGA screen to an portrait view on a 1080p display and all those screens inbetween. WPF tries to …

I see this question kicking around since about 2011 but no clear answer. However as I read https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/KeyboardEvent/keyCode I don't see an event for the keycode you are sending. If you wanted to learn what Mozilla is listening for you might have to get into the source but the big …

Here's the deal. Since I can't guess what control you picked to use I can't comment much beyond there are examples for VB.NET http://www.dreamincode.net/forums/topic/40173-embedding-a-flash-player-control/ for example has play, goto frame and maybe more. BUT again, these controls vary with what control you happen to find or pick.

This may or may not apply. I built a demo app years ago that worked to capture on the fly hand or print information to categorize images. While I can't tell all I did use Tesseract and Netpbm to dig through images for the information I was looking for. It …

For reference http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/server-cloud/cloud-os/ Windows 10 is the GUI OS for the masses. It does not seem to have the underpinnings for running the cloud noted at link.

Is the inetmgr.exe file in C:\Windows\System32\inetsrv ? Does your PATH include that folder? I'll pause here since checking folders and pathes are skills you should have already.

This sounds like the old almost-but-not-quite zero number discussion. You can learn a lot more about floating point or just use prior ideas from prior almost-but-not-quite zero number discussions. Example: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9542391/float-double-equality-with-exact-zero

That tool here is a batch file. Almost every update has a commandline quietinstall option. So it should be easy to collect the updates on a stick and write a batch file to run each update. As to the script it's batch 101 as in very easy so why would …

I agree about being on an older PHP. As I read http://www.php.net/ChangeLog-5.php#5.6.13 I find myself saying, I want that fix.

Small world. I needed a way to make this and other diagrams that anybody on the team could view, edit, create and more. Here's what I ended up with -> UMLET. You can find it and see examples at https://www.google.com/#q=umlet+class+diagram

Daniweb kicked that around before at https://www.daniweb.com/programming/software-development/threads/239570/lotto-array-program-with-void-function I see other ideas out there on the web. Hopefully this gets you started.

The answer to your question is yes. Folk have done such. Can you ask a deeper question like "How does Ionic Creator handle my dozen different platforms and screen rotation?" My look into this one found it lacking. Not bad for a quick thing but for a quality app, I'm …

Let's hope you do better at other than app sales. Why? Read the sobering story at http://blog.soff.es/redacted-for-mac-launch It hit #1 and you can see how it didn't come close to paying off his investment of an Apple machine, education and pizza. I don't know what you are selling so let's …

Is this the M9177LL/A ? If so DVI-D to VGA would be more than a few dollars. I continue to find folk trying 5, 10 buck adapters and that's a dead end. Sometimes they want a technical reason why it doesn't work. That's on the web. Let's here more about …

Small world. OK, I never had to install ANY tools to receive codes from the barcode reader. All our barcode readers looked like keyboard input. Which is a GRREAT THING since if the barcode reader is dead or can't read they can type in the code. So with that out …

Given there are free versions of VB .NET I can't imagine dragging out VB6 for a new app today. Do a little time travel to 2015 today. We're waiting.

It's been over a decade since I saw my last Novell server. But as to the resources I fear it's not a lack of resources on the web today but you may be overwhelmed by all that is out there. I'd start with https://www.google.com/#q=active+directory+tutorial or maybe take a class on …

There's a few videos on how to do that. Example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SLJiSG5aQ3g&feature=fvwrel

Why does this look so much like http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7052219/php-to-delphi-and-back-encryption-decryption-using-rijndael Is this a common homework assignment? And skip down to the code "The PHP and Delphi functions now give me the same answer."

Just checking. Is yours like the one in this 10YO discussion? Probably not. I'm sure you googled and found a lot of dead NV53a's on the web so one last hurrah. Unplug the charger. Remove the battery. Press and hold the power button for 60 seconds. Release, plug in the …

This looks too similar to http://www.cplusplus.com/forum/windows/10731/ Try their code as-is then modify it to your needs.

So, yes. There are only so many decimal digits in various floating point reprentations. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13931062/double-10-decimal-point-precision kicks it around a little so why not use the type that fits your needs?

I haven't used this but Fancybox looks to let you put HTML code in that popup. Said HTML could have an image from the looks of things.

Where is the right } for the left { on line 199?

Sure. When it does come up, look in the bios for a power resume on loss mode. Turn that off. Such a PC has priors and tracked to heat, PSU, motherboard and other parts. The first time of the day points me more to the old BAD CAPS PLAGUE (see …

Since you have only one user, then by design you are not logging what each user is doing and audit logs may not be very useful. MySQL now has audit logging ( https://www.google.com/#q=mysql+audit+log ) so my advice is it's time to up your game (improve your design.) You can take …

Tell more. The usual LAN and such can support about 254 IP addresses. What is "running out of IP" since it can't be addresses unless there are config errors there or you really do have 250 clients.

I do not have this setup to test. But the first thing I heard about was an uploadlimit in IIS 8.5. I'd check into that. https://www.google.com/search?q=IIS+8.5&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8#q=IIS+8.5+upload+limit

I've seen this and the causes are all over the map. While you think you clearly showed the effect, the cause can be so many that no one might guess. But don't give up. It's not like there are no prior discussions about this but too many. Then you run …

This looks familiar. What are lines 10 and 11 for?

Tell more. https://www.google.com/#q=mysql+to+sms finds gateways and video examples but you may have left out a lot of detail. No one can guess it all. But past that, more forums don't write code or databases for you. To me this doesn't sound like MySQL will do it all. You have to …

While it's far from bulletproof, why not the old rot13() on the strings to make them not so easy to read plaintext?

I have it on my old Dell i15r with an old first gen i5 460m but 6GB RAM. It doesn't seem too harsh here. What is slow is the emulator. Even on my i7 4th gen laptop with 16GB RAM I had to switch to Intel's Android speed 'em ups …

Try putting main() at the end or use prototypes. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3763960/purpose-of-c-c-prototypes for example.

Just a simple check. In the past Coldfusion didn't log on a stock install. Did you enable logging? Remember I'm outdated as it's been a long time since any client ran that.

My story is about helping someone change a tire. I grew up where folk pitch in and help so out on the country road someone with a flat. It's slow going so they waved and we pulled over. Now I don't mind helping but once they showed where the tire, …

That sounds like the BIOS password. Removal is done in the BIOS but 2 things. 1. No full model number so I can't see if it's documented. 2. Sometimes there is no document so you explore all the BIOS pages.

I'm not an Access VBA expert but what if the field at the time was hidden. Maybe you can yield to the CPU with a DoEvents to let the form update prior to access to the item on the form. There's also a note about use of the ! versus …

I have to ask this. With all the web today at your disposal, why not start there. That is, why would you start from scratch when there are many sources like Faint and JavaFaces are ready for you to explore and build on?

2 thoughts here. I've lost count of apps that rely on timezones. Lucky me I was exposed early to that trouble with UNIX (yes, UNIX, not Linux) long ago so GMT was always the choice with the TZ adjusted for each user and interface/app. But where's the code that is …

Hmm. Cross posting? http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/248036-how-to-identify-black-dots-on-dice-via-image-processing-matlab It seems to be a question asked a lot (I googled it) with some ideas like http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/131033-identifying-number-on-dice I think you should share your code and approach so folk can comment.

How does this differ from https://www.daniweb.com/programming/databases/threads/493151/database-scenario-normalization-er-diagram Is this some copy/paste from some assignment?

This sounds like the old Yoda problem where you do or not do. For me it's just a matter of getting the sensor counting on something like an Arduino then a link to my app to query the current count. https://www.google.com/#q=arduino+sensors finds many. Some may be overwhelmed at the choices …

I'd clarify that a little. Are you intending to setup your app, or are you intending to setup their Linux, Apple, Windows and other computers with the JAVA runtime as needed plus your app? Let me share I've found JAVARA to help me dust off old JAVA, install the new …

That's the example command and not the one you would really use. The <filename.asm> is not literal. You replace that with your text file.asm you want to assemble. Same goes for the -o output name. Find a helloworld.asm to start with. Like with https://www.google.com/#q=nasm+hello+world+linux+64

Here's a recent thing I tried. Since 10 is now OK to run on that PC I don't have to do much to install it. I used a 2009 Sony Vaio that we plain as laptop go. The HDD had failed so I slipped in the new blank HDD. On …