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The thing is, there are some thousand posts about this now. Example: https://www.google.com/search?q=Windows+10+won%27t+sleep

Notice something? It's rarely the same thing. You have to pick over those priors to see if you can find a match or try what they write about.

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I can't offer much here. So I began with a SVM primer at http://www.cs.columbia.edu/~kathy/cs4701/documents/jason_svm_tutorial.pdf
At the end of the tutorial I see the link and a google like https://www.google.com/search?q=www.kernel-machines.org&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8 finds more scholarly pages and tutorials.

While you have a problem, your post didn't state the problem clearly. Either hit your prof for more direction, take more tutorials but one thing is clear. You have a lot of work to do.

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@Dean. While I don't hope for much. How about round 2?

Post the make, model of the PSU along with the Web Speccy report (link to follow) and I'll read it over and comment what I would change if this was my PC.

Read how at https://www.piriform.com/docs/speccy/using-speccy/publishing-a-speccy-profile-to-the-web
Don't forget to add the PSU make, model and approximate age of PC and how long since you replaced all heatsink compounds and cleaned.

DeanMSands3 commented: Away from my PC for a few days. Should be back by Monday or Tuesday. +6
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I have to disagree. Some of the basics still apply. In your prior post you may have tripped over a basic limitation of the integer data type. That exists in most languages and versions. Don't dismiss a tutorial out of hand just because it's version is not 7.

That is, knowing your data types, is something you can pick up from all the tutorials, regardless of version.

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@Jack. Try to avoid riddles like your post. Go ahead and tell me if this about Cuba or Venezuela.

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@Dean.

I had a machine last month that had W7, 8 and W10 troubles. It was an AMD and what fixed it was just annoying. Down in the BIOS there was an option to enable/disable VT in the CPU. Turned them off, installed 7, 8 and 10 without the prior failures. Turn on virtualization CPU options, lock ups.

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There are a lot of priors on this. Read from https://www.google.com/search?q=UPDATE+CURRENT_TIMESTAMP&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8#q=UPDATE+CURRENT_TIMESTAMP+NOT+WORKING&*

I wish you had shared more SQL statements so I could pick over that. But read the priors.

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Here I have Amazon Music both the app and music. But it's on Windows 7 and Windows 10 so XP? It was nice while it lasted. The error to me points to permission issues, app doesn't work on Windows XP or other.

Since most of Amazon Music is MP3 (at least here) and no DRM you can get your MP3 and manually add it to iTunes.

IN FACT XP and iTunes means you can't use the latest iTunes and I know Amazon's Music app expects the latest iTunes.

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My first thought is that 9999999999 looks to be greater than 2147483647. Try using PHP_INT_MAX instead and check what values are supported in your table.
Link about at http://php.net/manual/en/language.types.integer.php

PS. MySQL link about your 9's. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/29601397/int-take-just-2147483647-i-want-9999999999

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Next time, consider matching your post topic with your question in your text.

You lead by asking how to read a line into a string, then in your post ask how to breakup the full name. I have to guess you read the line into a string and now the question is all about parsing.

In c++, I'd research that like this: https://www.google.com/search?q=parse+string+first+last+name+in+c%2B%2B
The good news here is that it appears this sort of work is well discussed.

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After a BIOS update I have to be very careful to reset the BIOS settings to defaults then change what is needed for this setup.

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Here's a thing. "jpeg" is not listed or noted in the article at https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms251715(VS.80).aspx

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PS. Someone noted Dsynchronize as a free real time sync app.
http://dimio.altervista.org/eng/

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@Siberian, I think I listed them before but if I don't write the same list it's because it's late.

For Windows, Roadkil's Unstoppable Copier, Syncback, SyncToy and the always popular "write your own sync."

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This reads as if you want others to write this code for you. It looks far too similar to a post 7 years ago at http://www.cplusplus.com/forum/beginner/20873/ That's pretty strange.

Try again but share your code so far and what is eluding you.

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Hello Siberian. We've chatted a bit about what you wanted and to me the MAP to a drive letter is pretty good to know about.

HOWEVER you have written a bit and in my view you are after a way to mirror files in two locations. Neither map or symbolic links do that.

Let's hope you think all this over and look into sync apps.

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I'd get into the Arduino forums for this one. Example at https://forum.arduino.cc/index.php?topic=383640.0

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I see DIR getting a little bashing here so if I need speed I can do the DIR \ /s/b > dirtext.txt and then use search commands on the dirtext.txt file.

Yes that text file can get stale but you want speed, so there is a way to do this.

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As to question 1, it's all about what I need from my app. If I'm measuring task duration I don't care if it's local or UTC. Just as long as I'm consistant I get my duration.

When dealing with the user, you almost always use local.
When logging events, UTC is my choice as that way I can use this app worldwide and have a consistent date/time system.

As to question 2, I've never considered using such a program. Adding more overhead with such as program sounds counter productive. I think you'll have to expand your question with an example.

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My thought here is to create a sheet with the numbers from all those sheets first. That is, numbers first.

Then on that sheet create your graph. To create a graph from all those sheets directly? Not a method I'd use.

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Yumie. For this, just go get your MicroChip CPU, circuit and code. Where?
https://www.google.com/search?q=microchip+stepper+motor+code

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In spite of you not installing/updating, Chrome, Windows and other browsers can do update. I find myself clearing cache, ejecting all addins and then another user account. So far that's worked for me.

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For me I've use the DIR command to find a file I misfiled. For some, "Everything" (an app you find with google) is the cat's meow.

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For this I take this is Perl code and read http://perldoc.perl.org/perlvar.html as a refresher.

On line 14 you called out allgifs as a variable.
Later it seems you added @ and that would be an array.
Maybe it's just a matter of line 14 defining what it actually is.

Me? No way a Perl expert.

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Go back to how it worked. I can't assure you if this model has a whitelist of wireless cards (I must shortchange you here, use google if you didn't know.)

If it doesn't come back with the original setup, then you are dealing with a dead laptop. Can you give me a voltage reading on the CMOS battery? (As a laptop tech, I have to assume you have the right gear.)

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The last time I had an error like this, I think it was something I changed in one of the many XML files. Dummy me didn't have a backup, rollback in place and I had to delete that activity and create it again. Better than a total wipe out.

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Your post is a little confusing. Auto-save would be built into the app (you call it tool.)

So in your processing loop for key input and such you would set the timer at which interval you want an auto-save.

To tell this tool to save via a command line is not what I call auto-save.

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There's a beautiful thing about Linux I think you should know. It's this. Almost all the apps that come with Linux have source code.

Let's say you want to incorporate what ps does into your app. The ps source code is open for you to see how it was done!

Example: https://github.com/soarpenguin/procps-3.0.5

Caveat. Your distro may have another source so use that instead.

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I don't want you to go without so what I know is this requires some javascript. Read priors with this search.
https://www.google.com/search?q=fixed+header+in+scrollable&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8

Codepen example at https://codepen.io/jgx/pen/wiIGc

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Look for any code in the invoked method that closes objects or exits. Why? Begininvoke works like this:

"Executes the specified delegate asynchronously with the specified arguments, on the thread that the control's underlying handle was created on."

Since you invoked and are in the same thread and handle, if you close an object or exit, your app exits.

I found the only way to truly leverage a multi-core machine was to avoid invoke and just launch a new app with arguments of what it needed to do. ie. run an app. That way I was assured it was on its own thread.

PS. My code that does this is in C# but same rules apply to vb.net.

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About that ODD (optical disc drive.) I now have a pair of USB ODDs. One is the usual 20 buck on sale USB DVDRW and the other is a BluRay burner (does CD/DVD as well) that I was clued into a sale at 54USD. The BRDVDCDRW came with BluRay Video player software so you know how much a pain that is today (no VLC for us!)

So for me, I don't fret about the machines having the ODD today.

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Tough call on the GPU. I'm more of a Nvidia person so the 1050 is my call.
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/best-gpus,4380.html

As to the PSU, be sure it has a single +12V single rail.

I no longer do the 120GB SSD and 1TB HDD. I ditch the HDD and pile that into a 480 to 512GB SSD.

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The link did have step by step instructions. If that's not possible, get the person that helps you to come over and try those steps.

In some cases folk have no help and have to either factory reset their PC or buy a new one.

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it dosent cout<< the correct answer when all guesses are done.

Edited.

Your loop looks incorrect . That is, you need to check your code structure and install the missing loop for that.

Tinstaafl is right here. The names of the variables threw me off here. Rewrite that and check your program flow.

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The "is not a function" is a fairly common web code error. I think you'll have to go over your code till you find why it throws that.

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  1. The dot . between 13 and 14, does the period mean something?
    To me it means the same thing it has forever in numbers. 14.5 is 14 whole things and the .5 is the fraction. So to me it's simply how we represent other than whole numbers.

  2. number → digits (. digits)?(E[+-]? digits)?
    The question marks there are to convey the number of digits is variable so you have to deal with the number of digits being 0 to many.

  3. I wish they changed "scientific number" to "a number presented in scientific notation."
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IP assignments are specific to each network, so ask the network admin of the network you are using what is required since not all are the same.
That said, if I change such a thing I may have to reboot then forget and re-join the networks.

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I'm on TWC/Spectrum now but with the Net Neutrality under siege Comcast has already stepped in with a 1TB cap and surcharges over that.

While that sounds like a lot, folk that cut the cable TV cord can go over that mark. How much will that cost them? I can't find the article on that right now but....

Be prepared for changes.

So far TWC has delivered reliable service here for 5+ years in San Diego.

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I'd forgo forums for a bit and research priors. I used https://www.google.com/search?q=missing+styles+is+the+correct+theme+chosen+for+this+layout only to discover there is no single cause or cure.

You need to work those prior discussions to find what it is this time.

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In regards to errors, you would see if the browser supports that. Hit caniuse.com to see.
But the error sounds more like a coding error to me.

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Sadly I've seen a lot of that build over the years. We usually have to change motherboards if BIOS and toning down timing, cleaning, heatsink compound does not help.

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I may be guessing here but it sounds like you need a loop that starts at about line 3 to 4 and the end loop/test is about line 32.

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The closest working project I could find was http://subinsb.com/html5-record-mic-voice

You have a lot of steps to complete to get this working.

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Welcome new member. I see another forum just deleted your post but we're not so quick to do that here.

Is this question 5 from http://people.scs.carleton.ca/~arunka/courses/comp1001/assignments/a3/index.html

It certainly looks like it.

Share how far you progressed and where the troubles are.

ddanbe commented: Keen observant! +15
Reverend Jim commented: Who was that masked man? +14
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As an author and programmer I always check the site code first.
https://validator.w3.org/nu/?doc=http%3A%2F%2Fantifake-news.co.uk%2F only has a few errors so you should be able to clean that up next.

Beyond that, hope you find a good book (I read your site too) and think about flawed code on your site may reflect poorly on you as you use it in your resume.

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While vague I do think this would be expected if this is you taking over a Windows machine via remote desktop. Next time share what this PC is running. To remote in could have the PC log the current user out and kill a "server" or service to start up your new session.

That is, working as expected.

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hazzard -> pointers