Posts by rproffitt

In a way Windows 10 does have such, if you wait long enough. The deleted file space is eventually overwritten so over time the file you deleted is shredded.

PS. I didn't answer what is a file shredder.
I feel that from your words you know what it is and we can google more. But in short it's a way to overwrite a file so that recovery is nearly impossible. In my opinion this is rarely called for since a deletion and time will do the same work. As to why you would need this, you should tell us why. Here I've presented why it's not needed.

So many nice ones out there. Can you clarify what you play now and what you are looking for?

At the web site it states "export to HTML." But I worry here because if you didn't read the web pages, what other questions could you be asking?

I see a lot of spam posts like "Have you seen/tried/used BLANK app/software?" Sorry if I question your motives here.

My first thought is that's not the hexidecimal format MySQL uses.
Reference: https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.7/en/hexadecimal-literals.html

Try it using the format noted in the link.

Also, line 4 in the CSV has a -1 so you may want to think about that one.

https://in.linkedin.com/company/nearandlearn seems to write NearLearn offers "Programming & Web Development."

As such, wouldn't your teachers have such answers?

Also, as SEO is a moving target the answer is "every day."

If this is the BIOS and not Windows password you talk to HP on how to reset.

If this is a Windows password I can create a new ADMIN account using the old UTILMAN.EXE TRICK (I see duckduckgo.com results on this so I won't duplicate the web here.

Let me be clear. There are spammers and scams selling support and apps for this trivial issue. Don't fall for it.

From https://twitter.com/PAHealthDept/status/1296475053362688000 I'm seeing a COVID-19 Mortality Rate of 5.9%

That's not good. It's terrifying. I thought 1% was awful, this is nearly 6 times worse.

Wait, you write you are creating an app now but didn't reveal what you are using or what's stopping you.

At the office it's Google's own Android Studio for Android and Apple's own dev system. Yes, you do need to be a programmer and get to work but hey, their stuff works great.

PS. Cross posted? https://www.cnet.com/forums/discussions/what-is-the-best-app-development-software/

That program is from 6 years ago and may need updates to run on your choice of OS and hardware.

That work would be something for you to think about and propose solutions.

Remember I won't list specific apps because it comes off like spam.

Here's the same three words in the Google Play Store.
https://play.google.com/store/search?q=BEFORE%20AFTER%20CAMERA.

I bet there are such camera apps in the iTunes store too.

As to the Google search, we also have DuckDuckGo which I tried in incognito mode and not, still found the apps I think the OP was looking for.

PS. When I'm looking for a thing, topic or news, finding the right words for the search really helps. This along with not wanting to sound spammy for some app is why I share how I found such an app for the OP above. Think of this like teaching how to fish versus handing out fish.

I think this exists. I used a Google search with these three words: BEFORE AFTER CAMERA.

To avoid spamming any particular app, I'll share how I found these camera apps.

@Yam,
The code above is from another time. The code does not look like it will work with many images today and then Windows.

At 11 years later, you should make a new discussion to ask your question, show your code and tell us the language and what you expected it to do.

Looting the state with almost total impunity. Increasingly, the corruption has come to seem not like an aberration, a flaw in the system, but rather the system itself.

From the BBC. No, the article wasn't about the US but right now, I feel it could be.

What if 9/11 was going to happen every day for the foreseeable future?

The last 2 days have seen over 2,000 COVID deaths in the USA. That's a 9/11 every day.
Sources vary on the 2,000 number. Some less, some have more:
https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/news-perspective/2020/04/us-logs-almost-2000-new-covid-19-deaths-deadliest-day-yet

Our current POTUS's reaction? "It is what it is."
https://www.cnn.com/2020/08/04/politics/trump-covid-death-toll-is-what-it-is/index.html

Just for clarity. I read yet another in the way too many discussions on this and the original poster was upset that no one understood their question. Their concern was not that Google ignored the robots.txt but their pages were not being indexed. It was quite confusing since they lead with google ignores my robots.txt and so everyone was off track.

What they really wanted was for others to find out what lines in the robots.txt caused the blocking message. But by the time they cleared that up (this was on a Reddit) no one was going to help because original poster had flamed everyone that they didn't understand what they were asking.

Me? I misunderstand the questions at times as well.

Comment. I can't wait to hear about your child when they enter the "Why?" phase.

Time for Google's own to give up ideas. Given the Google Seach Console (GSC) gives it a passing grade tells me that that likelihood of fake googlebot requests just went up even if the useragent is legitimate.

Sorry for not defining GSC first. I'll work harder on that.

I read the GSC Live Test tool does test for blocking by robots.txt. Maybe that's next.

I'm hearing more about fake googlebot requests. Maybe that?

PS. Google those 3 words to find out more. Also:
https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/80553

Thanks Dani,

When I clicked to read this thread the title was not on screen but yes it's in the URL. That's my only excuse here.

Guess I need to scroll harder now.

As is this is spam to me. I could not look at what you have without an email address and I have no idea if you are storing these securely.

I've lost count of web sites that store such in the clear with no concept of the security required.

Next time, "show me what you got" without the email requirement.

I cheated and used the sort() function since it's part of the standard library.

Since the job is to write a program to sort, that looks rather basic as we don't have to create the actual sort code since, it's already done for us.

Not possible it seems. Why?

The names are changing but if there is such a thing, your government would have it.

Here's why what you asked will be incorrect in very little time: https://www.euronews.com/2020/06/25/new-street-names-in-brussels-as-belgium-wrestles-with-its-colonial-past

PS. Again, ASK your government for where this information is. For a town here it's free for the taking but given it's five years old, may not be that great: https://catalog.data.gov/dataset/street-names-37fec/resource/d655cc82-c98f-450a-b9bb-63521c870503

"Reusable Code Snippet" posts should include more detail about how to use and read as a tutorial too if possible.

Then it appears you may have found limitations of Windows Media Player. Try something with some power to it like VLC Player.

I see {ritaeas also answered in your duplicate question. I suspect he's right.

A big tip I got long ago was to listen to the customer. Also, it's not always about the price but that you have what they need at a reasonable price.

Also, service is king, long live the king.

Yup. I don't expect a fix to old versions as Microsoft leaves them behind. Checking Windows 10, Windows Media Player is version 12 so test against what many use today.

I googled GMB and here the first hit heralded "DON'T DIE WITHOUT EXPLORING WHAT YOUR BODY IS TRULY CAPABLE OF".

One of the problems of using acronyms is that not everyone can divine what you meant. Try this:

1. Write what the acronym means then in parens the acronym for use later in the discussion.
2. Forget acronyms when you don't need to use them.

That has to be yes. You would write code to find your listview area then movement picks up where it is then compare.

However this sounds like a bad UI decision. Also, given it's VB6 there is much brokeness so you can't count on it working on say, Windows 10.

I noted that VB6 is broken in areas now (Windows 10) so you will have to discover these issues and work around it. I noted one issue we encountered and I can't imagine any production app today or even hobbiest that would put up with this.

VB6 can do this but again, there are broken areas that will sink the casual programmer.

Then let's see your code. Sometimes new members want others to write the code for them but forget to put in a full design document and how much the job pays.

Your top post seems to infer you have something going but fails to mention:

1. What's stopping you?
2. Is there a code passage that is a stumper?
3. There's not a lot of design description there. The author is making assumptions we'll know what the client wants.

Be aware that VB6's functions are slightly broken under Windows 10. I know because of a legacy app I maintain for our company. This is why I'm going to tell you this is a very bad idea today. I can't guess why this must be in VB6 but will warn you off before you invest with time and code.

In psuedo code this is what failed a few months ago:

Show a list of files in the current directory. Permissions are checked so that's not the problem.
VB6 code opens a file and the error is the usual file not found.
More debugging and we log the current directory and what VB6's own file functions see in that folder yet the file will not open.

I did find a workaround but this area is broken with no signs from anyone that it will be fixed.

That could be SQL Server Compact Edition or Sqlite. To research either, google like this:

1. VB.net SQLITE Tutorials.
2. VB.net SQL Server Compact Edition Tutorials.

It's the money. Isn't it?

The input doesn't appear safe. Is your site available so I can try

value'); DROP TABLE table;--

On the input fields or such to test if you can stand up to a good old fun like:
https://www.explainxkcd.com/wiki/index.php/Little_Bobby_Tables#Example_of_SQL_injection

Line 73 for example looks like open to injection. Maybe others.

Hello my old man!
How did you solve that problem that was just presented to me exactly the same?

Look up at tinstaafl's reply. From my memory that's the fix.

Sorry Naveed,

I can't correct your code because I don't know the intent. Try this: Make a copy and paste it into another file. Now delete all the code that doesn't have if, else and elseif. Here that shows the mismatched if and more.

I see an if on like 6, then an unmatched elseif on line 13. The matching elseif for line 6 seems to be on line 17.

So I agree that this should fail.

Posted this quite a few times. Small problems.

1. Not a Code Snippet. Try another format.
2. Show your work.
3. If you are hiring this out, make a better specification document and how much you are paying as well how the pay is accomplished. Friends have used an escrow system.

Today and going beyond what most folk use, at the office and in prior work we would connect almost everything to the Internet which you may have read the phrase "The Internet of Things." Or IoT.

This of course has lead to some issues with a lot of devices having poor to no security but we're not turning back.

My answer is "everything."

No matter what, such things keep it interesting.

Here's the screen grab:

Here's the link to the 50 years ago reply:
https://www.daniweb.com/posts/jump/ (doesn't work)

Here's the link to the discussion:
https://www.daniweb.com/programming/software-development/threads/523223/im-having-a-difficulty-in-a-program-in-c-net-framework

Something happened. Don't know but interesting bug there.

I thought for food you don't let it get infected! Where is this so I can avoid your products!

My bet is any port on the DX50 which I looked at on google are SOLDERED onto the board. They don't pop off.

Google up LOUIS ROSSMANN and see his YouTube channel and watch his solder skills. That's what you need to replace such parts.
Maybe he can replace them for you?

While prepared statements are better, it still stores the unencrypted content (password and more) into the database. If this was my class, this area would be covered in depth then any code that did this would get a failing grade.

Line 177 sets off the red alert here. Why?

Read from: https://www.google.com/search?&q=never+store+passwords+in+a+database

This looks like a project in Visual Studio 2017 or about that version. The easiest way to get the resulting assembler code is to view it in Visual Studio.

How? Google this: How to view the assembly behind the code using Visual C++?

Welcome. I read your profile about clipping.

I could be wrong but such a change is more likely to be done with VBOXMANAGE or some use of the VirtualBox SDK. Let me be clear I have not looked deeply into this area but you can find the SDK and documentation with a search like:
https://www.google.com/search?&q=Change+IP+in+VirtualBox+API+VB.NET

That gives a lead in managing VirtualBox and pointed me to the SDK.

Given the rather specific guidance I found about the SDK my advice is to find a VirtualBox forum, preferably one with developers.

The story sounds like there is a hardware issue with the desktop's WIFi. My experience is the WiFi icon in the systray only goes away when the hardware or drivers fail.

Your post is very short on detail. Please add details about the hardware, drivers, and distance to the router.

This is a good failure. Why? Passwords should never be stored like this. Here's the google kicking that old design to the curb.
https://www.google.com/search?&q=never+store+passwords+in+a+database

Code and more about logins, encrypted passwords, salt and more are just a little research away. Here I won't get into that but note it's a very good thing this failed since someone will point out what a bad idea this was.