Posts by rproffitt

If I were to research this I'd read from this search.

Here's my thought that needs someone to confirm. You called out the path for images to /images so the .image calls automagically know to use the path to /image then what you supplied earlier at images_dir = "images".

Now ../image should work since you are now saying /images/../images/someimage.png

At least that's what it looks like to me.

@M, yes. It's fairly deep damage but I've recovered a few using Doug Knox's fix for .exe.

I took a moment to see how the editor works with paragraphs. Paragraphs are text in a single line that can break to the next line as characters fill the text edit box.

So here, a paragraph is one long line. Home takes us to the beginning and end to the end of this long line. The editor does not work as say Word does when it comes to Home and End.

To me this makes sense but for folk that eat and breath Word, they would call it wrong. Word has no such equivilent cursor move. Control+DownArrow takes us to begining of the next paragraph but I can see it now a Word user would gripe.

Not yet. /somefolder takes me to the Site root and no need for the .. here. Also if I see it right ../images being the root is at / (Site Root) you would be trying to get to tutsSCSS which has no images folder. Besides it should allow access above Site Root.

Something's off here. You did call out the images folder so did
background-image: url('pitch-s4b17d3ee2e.png'); work?

Second thought. If the images folder is used, then indeed you could use "../images"

For this I had to read http://blog.grayghostvisuals.com/css/image-url/ again. Since the root is simply / there is no reason to think you can jump above / with a ../ here. So what is ../ to / ?

Crossposted at https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/c-problem-with-accessing-struct-variables.859995/ it seems. See replies there about reading your code.

I think this is nearly impossible. I had an IT staffer that wanted to do this and told them it wasn't possible today. Why? Tools like NTPASSWD make resetting the local admin a snap. Yes it got a little harder with the new BIOS (EFI) but not a big hurdle.

All this has us recalling what a PC is. It's a personal computer and not a terminal. If you need to get absolute control you may have to look at thin clients and such.

From the story so far, you never wrote the HDD is not working so I'll take it the OS is blown or someone installed it when the BIOS was set to IDE emulation and the default is other. Anyhow, if the HDD is detected but no OS found, wipe the drive and install an OS.

Think context. Use your account instead of system. I'm sure this has been kicked around many times, since IE is in some non-gui instance, you may find sending keystrokes to fail.

Maybe your goal is to log into a site daily or something. Maybe there are other ways like telnet and other scripts.

Just a thought. Since IE is not usually used for non-interactive tasks, SYSTEM may be the wrong user context.
Also, the new security noted at https://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/docs/libfunctions/_IECreate.htm can cause the browser to ask a question and you are not there to answer.

PS. This is mainly a guess here. I'm not there to see and duplicate this setup. But I'll share the above and hope.

What is different in your system that all prior answers don't work? The search I gave looks pretty complete with examples but I am running into folk that need such done for them. They often can't adjust the commands or scripts to match their system. That is, they are looking for support rather than how to learn to solve the issues.

@gann1. Well this is how most folk learn about backups. When I'm starting a new project one of the steps is to get backups going in case of a machine problem.

You didn't reveal much but can you boot some Live CD/DVD/USB to see if the HDD contents are still there. No learning Linux. Read my old advice at http://tips.oncomputers.info/archives2004/0401/2004-Jan-11.htm and use a more current distro for this quick test.

If you see your project, copy it out first.

@fallout4player. I supplied examples of the framerates you are seeing. It looks to me it's working as expected.

Sorry about the miscommunication here but I'll share this might be doable with 3 sources of information.

First I'd collect the screen dimensions at https://design.google.com/devices/
Second I'd read http://developer.samsung.com/technical-doc/view.do?v=T000000203 about how to use this along with
Third the UserAgent string for the device in question from https://user-agents.me/device/samsung-galaxy-s6

What a mess.

About backspace. That's your choice of what backspace does in the browser. If the cursor is not blinking in the edit box, backspace does navigate. Read https://www.google.com/#q=what+does+backspace+do+in+browsers and see a lot of folk don't like that.

@Siberian. My mistake here was that I thought you were asking about the device list you see in my first link. Once you added a word about emulation, my answer was invalid. At the office we obtain the devices as needed for testing. But that work was a few years back so I don't have access to the units for now. Good hunting.

This sounds like our old file association issues. Google up Doug Knox XP Association fixes and look at the .exe one to start with since you can't launch apps.

And a note about getting apps. Read http://www.howtogeek.com/201354/ninite-is-the-only-safe-place-to-get-windows-freeware/ since so many apps you get from the web are boobytrapped.

Did try that "Responsive Web Design Tester" which has presets for that S6? Maybe it on the sly install those models for you.

Finally, did you get to the samsung developer's site and ask for this there?

@Artur_4, I haven't seen such in over a decade, but the source appears to be at ftp://download.canon.jp/pub/driver/bj/linux/

That's a lot of source to digest.

@Siberian. I added that first link in my first reply so I would know if we were on the same page. The Chrome Devices list is not about emulation in that link but about syncing.

Now that you wrote emulation, well that's a horse of a different color. I'm guessing you are looking at the Emulation tab and the devices there now.

Will Samsung's own simulator do here? http://www.samsung.com/hk_en/support/ds/smartsimulator/#product

@Siberian, yes that was directed at you. Even if you added the device there would be nothing from the device in the screens I see here. It's not as if you will see the tabs and actions on the device by adding this to your Chrome.

That's a stumper. I see no document telling us what to manually add here. Even if we did add it, the content we see in that tab won't update because the device is not signed in. I'm intrigued. Why do this if it won't send us the usual data as we see in the link I gave?

Hello new member. I don't use hbase but if it did I'd be reading from https://www.google.com/search?q=bulk+delete+in+Hbase&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8

I'd read https://github.com/lgarron/chrome-devices-in-new-tab as there is source and how you need to sign in on Chrome on each device to be added to that list.

Ahh, some remote controlled power plug. That would infuriate a group of programmers I know that IT would have the audacity to shutdown their workstation remotely. They had such a thing one time and it caused them to miss a scheduled delivery so they never allowed IT to install remote control ever again. A powerplug would be just as bad. No sale there.

I wonder if you are in parts of the world where the desktop still rules. Then I can see why you are going down this path.

Spec change. Here's how I found prior answers.
https://www.google.com/#q=perl+filter+common+words+in+two+files

Here's the search I used.

As I read a few priors from https://www.google.com/search?q=diff+Perl+Script&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8 maybe this has been done many times before. I think you need to know about "diff" but many folk never learned the basic text commands so they don't know the lingo. Hope this helps.

Thinking simple here. Try this (pseudocode only)

' Found an alarm. Send SMS
/usr/fuad/testing_alarms_fuad/send_alarm.pl
' Don't send alarms for 10 minutes.
sleep 10 minutes
'Reset alarms, return to loop.

@ayash8, in fact yes. The large scal orgs I had the priviledge of working with are moving or have moved to less power hungry systems. And to top it off, some states incentivize the lighting changes with rebates or outright grants.

You present a good idea but I've yet to see it done for well, many reasons. The first is that you can cut power using the natural turnove of systems and of course a lighting change that your software approach would be considered difficult to implement by those I see run the show.

Mar. Na. If you have a function that doesn't work, think about breaking it down again. Remember an old school advice here. "Divide and conquer." If you have divided it but hit a snag, post that snippet and ask if folk can find Waldo (the bug.)

If I google "how to copy a file in Java" I don't see any lack of answers. Your question leads me to think that either you don't use the web for research or you want folk to write code for you. Unsure what it is.

Back to my prior answer. You need to design your code first. Some folk try to code first and then get lost. Since you know how to do this manually, you break down each step into code, a function or a single line of code. Once you have all your steps in code, you have your solution.

If that's how your manual method works, then yes. One of the most powerful tools you have to to write down the steps you do to get the job done then code each step. It appears you know about java but falter when it comes to the design.

Since you just described how you manually counted, now put that into code. If you get stuck, break the problem down further.

So your quest is to find where the B class is, in what file. Then you read that file. Given I don't have your source code or the source of what's to be read, you need to find this manually first. It's something folk may call reverse engineering.

Since you know how to open files, that's not the issue.

You know the "B" is not a file but a class so that's a dead end, isn't it? And if you have a filename, you do a bit of string work to add the .java to get its name.

Your code above does not really reveal the files used by the app, does it?

This looks like you are trying to get metrics on your software. Skip all this and go get metrics at http://metrics.sourceforge.net/
Source is there too.

Are you sure you wanted to use preincrement in the loops? More at http://stackoverflow.com/questions/484462/difference-between-i-and-i-in-a-loop

OK, you have 16 names. So for the grouping you listed, you want 4 groups. Since there are 5 females, that leaves 1 extra.

As the names have been randomnized the sauce is in your printout. Use the group number as the loop variable.
And then a counter for F and M indexes into those name arrays.

So something like
findex = 0
mindex = 0
for groups 1 to 4
if group==1
print badmStudentsF[findex]
findex++
print badmStudentsF[findex]
findex++
print badmStudentsM[mindex]
mindex++
print badmStudentsM[mindex]
mindex++
else
print badmStudentsF[findex]
findex++
print badmStudentsM[mindex]
mindex++
print badmStudentsN[mindex]
mindex++
print badmStudentsM[mindex]
end for.

Small world. My son picked the 2GB video ram model at http://www.amazon.com/dp/B015ZG997I/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_nS_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=1JK1WA1PPAW13&coliid=I2Q6NKS9RSXTMU&psc=1[/url] and has no complaints. It did get a video driver update that cured a small hiccup in Metal Gear Solid 5 but he tells me it runs as expected. Everything works.

-> NOTE! We pulled the HDD and cloned it to a 512GB SSD. That was 120USD for the SSD and I used the Apricom USB 3.0 drive clone kit (under 30USD) for the move.

Post your Part 1 code subroutine. Tell what you think is the matter. Avoid "it doesn't work."

I did help. I noted it does not look to be in HTML so you get to write some javascript.

Now I would be guessing you want folk here to write your code for you. So far I don't see that a lot. I see you are asked to try writing it or sometimes folks will point a way out of the forest. I did that by mentioning writing a javascript to fill in where HTML stopped. That's helping.

If I wrote that for you I would not be helping you. I'd be doing your work for you.

Then look at the HTML source. That is the language. Nothing there seems to tell the browser to hide the destination.

As to script, you write that. The basic idea is to respond to the image click and then move on. Some folk want others to write their code but here I rarely see that. Ideas on how, yes.

As to folk questioning your intent, that will happen. It's just shady programming. No reason to hide such and you may get less hits if you do this.

Let's read a bit about the Intel HD 3000 test results. http://www.notebookcheck.net/Intel-HD-Graphics-3000.37948.0.html shows a sea of red with many zeros and single digit results. What made you think this graphics solution was better?

It's not the CPU at issue here, it's the graphics solution (which is, well, how to write nice here?)

What is this 512MB? Directions unclear. If system RAM, you must be a very patient person.

Such a bad idea. Hiding the destination would put me on alert the site has something to hide or is trying to take me to a very bad place.

My advice is to not spend time on such and apply work to make your site the best it can be.

I see you asked at https://linustechtips.com/main/topic/554759-ost-to-pst-question/ and there's a fine answer there.

What does not work are those repair tools you see spammed a lot. Don't fall for that spam!

@mu2. The issue or question does not have an answer that works for all apps. That's why you can't find the answer.

The answer changes for each app. Well, it's not that bad. Many apps ask where to install, so for those you change it. For apps that don't then you ask around.

Let me broach TWO MORE THINGS.

One. Given the OS in question it is not entirely possible for all apps to not install something on the C drive. There are long raging discussions about how Office installs stuff on C even when you said F. There have been folk that want ALL of an app on another drive. This will never happen with say Office (from Microsoft for versions up to this day.)

Two. Now there is another exit. I forgot to mention it. Go look for Portable Apps. Sometimes there's a portable version that runs entirely from it's own folder on almost any drive. I see Opera and other such titles on portableapps.com.

Each test you listed might be a function. Since it's a string, you'll have fun with string functions too. Show some code and tell why you think it failed.

Think carefully about your posts. It appears that many folk expect others to craft an app with a post like yours. Can you share why you posted this?