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As to your WHY part of the question you would have to dig into the load balancer used in your Linux kernal. There were many balancers used in Linux since it rolled out and I didn't bother to keep track as it worked and I didn't need to be that close to the kernal inner workings. But that doesn't mean you can't investigate which balancer they use in your kernal.

As to the does it cost, I found more cores reduced total run or startup times so the load balancer definitely reduced costs.

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Hi don,
You didn't pare down that dump to just the error. It seems you are straying from your first question so I take it you fixed that and now have a new issue?

Some of what is here makes me worry your Visual Studio is incompatible with the new OS or something else.

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Or.... your browser or server cached the content. Restart the web server and flush caches in your browser.

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That's one long error. Can you rummage through it to find Waldo? (the error.)

I mean I read the first line "<html><head><META HTTP-EQUIV="Content-Type" CONTENT="text/html; charset=UTF-8"><title></title><style>.ErrorStyle { font-family: tahoma; fon" and all that and more can be tossed to get down to the error.

That is, can you do the rummaging for us?

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@ dadgair458, that first site is one of the too close to scam file repair sites and since the OP didn't save files, how can that help but thin the wallet?

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Are you sure the usual failures noted at https://www.google.com/search?q=Error+1+The+"GenerateResource"+task+failed+unexpectedly are not happening again?

There are few causes besides something ancient that we don't expect to work today.

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Try sharing your code. Also, you also may be interested in prior answers from https://www.google.com/search?q=PHP+Meta+Tags+in+with+different+tags+in+every+page

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@P

Read "How to Restore Your Backup from Windows Installation Media" at
https://www.howtogeek.com/239312/how-to-restore-system-image-backups-on-windows-7-8-and-10/

You'll have to be able to boot from the restore disc or USB stick and there could be issues if the drive is smaller.

This is why I never use Microsoft's backup and restore. Too many failures. Fix in your case? Clone the drive from old to new.

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I want to think about your question but are you saying that all that has been written on this is junk?

Read over priors at https://www.google.com/search?q=Which+is+the+best+way+to+generate+back+links%3F

rproffitt 2,701 https://5calls.org Moderator

A fine time to think about a few areas.

  1. Backup copies. We only lose what we don't backup (or save.)
  2. Excel does have an auto save feature. Why not turn it on?
    Read how at https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Help-protect-your-files-in-case-of-a-crash-551c29b1-6a4b-4415-a3ff-a80415b92f99

In Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, make sure the Keep the last autosaved version if I close without saving box is selected.

Important: The Save button is still your best friend. To be sure you don’t lose your latest work, click Save Button image (or press Ctrl+S) often.

PS. You usualy get spam replies about Excel file repair. Those are just spammers out to spam and not here to help you.

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On the ethical decision making, The Trolley Problem (fun? at http://imgur.com/gallery/pKEMa ) has been with us forever.

I like the turn above where the next big thing will be the self-driving car sales pitch changes to "imagine a car you can drive yourself!"

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@NJ

That's good. Now scrap that idea and follow those that did this before. Red Shift has code and docs that tell how.

In one line: These dimming apps adjust gamma and brightness according to user settings about time, color and brightness.

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It would be very hard to not beat your model if it's this one:
https://www.cnet.com/products/toshiba-satellite-c655/review/

If you are totally lost, let's start with the best sellers on Amazon. This is at:
https://www.amazon.com/Best-Sellers-Computers-Accessories-Traditional-Laptop/zgbs/pc/13896615011/ref=zg_bs_nav_pc_2_565108

Ignore the chromebooks.

The current #1 is under 400 but to hit that price it has half the RAM I'd want to see, only the core i3 and a stock sluggish HDD. But it should be a step up.

At #3 and just under 600 is Core i5 powered, 8GB RAM and a 256GB SSD. Now this will perform to most folks expectations.

Nod to models with i5 or better, 8GB or better and SSD.

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@NJ

Your approach is flawed so rather than dive into why it's a dead end, why not look at Red Shift, f.lux and how it works?

If we were sitting at lunch I could give you a short as I can overview of why your approach wipes out but that's too much to write here. Hint? It's all about the Windows event message system. If you don't master that now, you are a year or more away from your current approach to even show a glimmer of working. Yes I can hear your blood pressure rising.

Again, go look at what Red Shift is doing. Much more on target.

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It's a fine topic. For example the math behind the now ancient Moon Lander involved a lot of math.

Need to read source code? I have you covered at:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/moonlander/

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I find folk only learn about backups (one backup copy is not good enough today) when they lose it all or pay for recovery.

I've had some luck with Recuva and I like it since it doesn't write to the drive we are recovering files from.

But you will get a client that wants to fix the failed drive whether it be file system damage or something else. They are just new so you gently educate them that it's the last cookie (see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rHfEmIXkWfg ) so when it's gone, it's gone.

Moving on. I continue to be amazed at the thousands spent on recovery when my small 2TB USB drive was delivered to my mailbox for under 90USD. And yes I bought two since one is not a backup.

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There are so many full image backup apps that without a name or better yet a link to the site/app/etc it's just guessing.

Why not clone from old to new. Many use this one. Applies to W8 and 10.
https://www.easeus.com/todo-backup-resource/move-windows8-from-hdd-to-ssd.html

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Good luck with the rebuild.

My thoughts is you should NEVER power on this one until you open it up to find the rattle and then try again. A rattle could be as hard to find as it was in my car. That is I was just about to tear it down and start over.

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No code or app on a page to see what's going on but my scanner apps just have the keyboard wedge style scanner input to a text back and I fire an OnChange event then see if the text is complete. Then in the OnChange I can do what is needed when the input is complete.

It seems odd you want to press a button rather than just respond to what's in the input box. Ever done this before?

Priors at https://www.google.com/search?q=scanner+input+java+onchange

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You left out details that might help. Always supply full model numbers, age and prior service. For example if it's years old I always try a new CMOS battery (cheapest part, might fix it, worth the risk.) Some feel that spending 1 dollar is too much a risk and maybe they are telling you they want a new laptop.

The symptoms are not a sure sign it's this or that but I'd try the new battery then the usual soft reset which is simple. Remove the power adapter, unplug the big battery then press and hold the power button for 60 seconds. Release, slip in the big battery, apply power and re-test.

cereal commented: 1+ for CMOS battery +15
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I think if I were to do this I'd check out Red Shift since it has Windows Source Code and then see if any others at http://alternativeto.net/software/f-lux/ have source.

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@rubberman. Similar stories here. K$R (intentional) was preferred later on. AD2500 was as you can imagine cheaper back then.

The pinacle of my 68K work was both hardware (single board designs) as well as software. As the SBD engineer I wanted the programmers to feel at ease with the new board so my package included getting the board up and one of the usual monitors installed so we could poke around and do minor board testing.

My last 68K SBD was based on the MC68360 with a trio of DSPs. Today I doubt anyone would build such a beast. It ran PSOS. The DSPs were a mix of assembler for the heavy lifting and a C skeleton to provide a fairly easy system to work with.

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That's one deep rabbit hole. Read and think over the discussion at https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1409631

Notice this?

Some HP notebooks using this rtl8188ee hardware module can't get AP scan results with pin-based interrupts mode, enabling MSI interrupts mode could fix it.

Now you might complain that this isn't exactly your version but go down that rabbit hole to find that make, model of the PC and WiFi hardware is needed to see if anyone has a fix.

Hope you remembered to plot a return path to the surface.

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That query changes with router models. I can't be specific. Maybe just hard assign and ping when you feel the need.

PS. Added with edit. Part of what you asked was kicked around at https://robpickering.com/using-hazel-python-lingon-and-arp-to-determine-if-a-device-is-on-your-network/
Notice the slight ding about SNMP removal from some product.

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Just a thought. Did you try the right arrow key? Also try tab, control+right arrow.

ddanbe commented: You're too kind :) +15
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First I understand what you asked. Next if you hard assign the phone IP address you break what could be a way out. That is, your app on the widget could query the router for a list of current DHCP clients and change depending on if the client is there or not. I won't go over issue of lag in that scenario.

If the lag is an issue then the widget tries to ping the phone which you have to test if that works.

So that's all on the widget to perform and we don't need to write or install an app in the phone.

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Let me reveal a few things. I've been sold (doesn't mean I buy them all) ideas on development for decades so I've seen many attempts at improving quality in many ways.

Back to CI. Look at the tutorial found with https://www.google.com/search?q=jenkins+server+continuous+integration

Now back to Earth.

  1. Yes, you would set up a server which you should have already for checkin and then add the compiles and checks you want to implement.
  2. No. As it stands today I do not think it should automatically push the build to deployment without your approval.

  3. CI in real life is rarely complete. That is most folk start with what they can automate in the way of compiler checking, LINT and bound checking then for the result they either report it to a log or the server sends an email on the status. This could be daily, hourly or as you want.

The one big hole almost no one will jump into is to implement CI to the max (full unit test, etc.) since no one I know has the resources to do that. Yes, you may be told you should do that, but bills must be paid, deadlines met.

My answer here is to implement CI in a small way then build on to it.

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@ddanbe. Thanks for that. It may also explain why our office is getting projects that have been outsourced to China, India and now coming back home.

If these countries teach dated tools even when there are current technology tools free to use, they will not be competitive.

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@rubberman. Long ago, we used the 2500AD C compilers. Even then the assembler was free but I knew better than to let the staff slug it out on assembler. What we had to do wasn't that tight on CPU use so a lot of us learned C way back when.

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Are you willing to risk a dollar? Try a new CMOS battery. And tell more about make, model and age.

rproffitt 2,701 https://5calls.org Moderator

While I like ideas like CI, one of the issues I take with any of the systems is the idea it should catch all errors. That would be nice but I don't think we're here yet. First, this is CI.

Continuous Integration (CI) is a development practice that requires developers to integrate code into a shared repository several times a day. Each check-in is then verified by an automated build, allowing teams to detect problems early.

So you're going to have to automate what you can and possibly buy tools for things you think are important but don't have time to create.

Here's my first point. Try automating what you can. Work on it in bite sized chunks.

Here's my next issue. Just because Sass compiles (without error?) doesn't mean it's fine. Consider this statement from http://sass.logdown.com/

Sass has no idea which properties are valid, which HTML elements actually exist, or even to a large extent what the syntax of most @-rules is.

You wrote JS. Now there is a prime oportunity to automate some error checking.

How about some autobot idea like https://github.com/smacleod/reviewbot-jslint ?

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This may explain why folk have to unlearn what they learned in Turbo C.

-> Isn't it time for you to move up to say GCC or the now free to use Visual Studio versions?

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I happen to have a W10 machine clean I can see if I can replicate this. But to do so you'll have to share the exact URL you used. I'll either use that or write I won't be using that site but another.

Sometime over the next few weeks I'll be setting up a new W10 machine for a new programmer to work on Android Apps. For that, we use Google's Android Studio. Tell a little more about why you want Eclipse.

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As there are many Outlook versions as well as passwords to the email at your ISP you need to be more specific today.

Also, only Microsoft can reset your Outlook.com password. BEWARE folk that will for money reset it or sell you spammed Outlook PST/OST tools. Those are spammers, not here to help you.

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I worry that such a code passage could drive the user mad.

Line 9 looks to have the user click OK for each row in the grid.
Line 10 looks to prematurely close the connection and send the app into an error condition.

Rewrite this to avoid both issues.

rproffitt 2,701 https://5calls.org Moderator

How are you doing your research?

https://www.google.com/search?q=ERD+for+STAFF+MEDICAL+ALLOCATION looks to find more than what you listed.

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Could be a number of things. It's always some bad part but most PCs don't have diagnostics to point out what's bad.

This is why PC repair shops and techs are still needed today.

In short, if you are not into PC repair, get a repair estimate and compare with replacement PC costs.

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The one thing you never do is fall for shills and spammers on this. You will learn that the shill asks this question, then the spammer follows up. Only the foolish will fall for this.

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The web is huge. No one can guess what you downloaded or what site. Try again, don't leave out details and as to slow compiling I'm finding new coders that complain when compiles take a minute. They freak when we show them how long it takes to compile a Linux distro.

Nothing wrong with a compile taking time, is there?

ddanbe commented: Nope! +15
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When I see a login like that I cringe. The basic problem is that the password is stored in the clear rather than a hash salted result. Here's priors about this.

https://www.google.com/search?q=Dont'+store+passwords+in+databases

In those discussions you'll find many examples. Add the keyword PHP to get more specific.

In other words, you dug a hole and I shouldn't hand you a shovel.

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About supporting diffferent paper sizes, etc.

For that you want to think about TEMPLATES that your code reads in to format the output.

For example your receipt code would be vastly upgraded to read some text file that it uses to tailor the receipt to the printer and client.

For example, I used a rather spiffy HTML file as my template and used variables in my template file to indicate what was to be replaced in that string. EXAMPLE:
&DATE& &TIME&

Would be in the template file. So your receipt printer routine reads that line into a string then you substitute the date and time in the string with the current date/time then print that string.

This template method means you can tailor your system to each client and printer.

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Not me but I did use google with the topic and found that setup could test a new IT staffer's metal or mettle.

Can you share what step failed?

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As a developer of apps for embedded devices, testers on the production line and field diagnostics I've run afoul of IT groups that were for the most part not willing to invest the time to embrace the product development side of the business.

IT seems OK for run of the mill office work, the company web site, billing systems and such but the product developers are aliens or "the enemy within."

So they don't support us. That's fine by us. They also don't want the job but are ready to throw stumbling blocks in your path.

Is IT outdated today for companies that create apps and more?

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https://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/cs6-system-requirements.html shows Windows 7 so I worry you have a HACKED VERSION. Adobe's installer should detect the OS and tailor the install to match what OS is used.

But there are folk that download hacked/cracked CS6 and they are the ones I see getting into trouble.

ddanbe commented: Yep! +0
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OK, a tutorial about connecting the code to the event.
http://www.visual-basic-tutorials.com/form/ProgressBarT.htm

Notice that Lightning Icon on the control's property's box? That's where you can tie your other controls to a method/handler.

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Most common issue? The coder forgot to connect the event to the code that handles the event. It's not automatic.

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As to speed, are key fields indexed? https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.7/en/mysql-indexes.html for example notes how the index matters for WHERE statements.

Is Manufacturers indexed?