Posts by rproffitt

Here's the other reason you may not be getting replies. Read the link I gave and the second "Composing a good question".
So far you have a dump and no questions. Questions should be in the form of a question followed by the question mark so it's clear what you are asking.

One more time. Read the link about "Composing a good question". Pare down the code to just what's needed and if some SQL database schema is needed to understand you have to share that as well.

Finally. Spend some time on grammer. Sentences should start with a capital letter and end with the usual period, question mark or !

Here's why we don't know the error. You didn't share any error message so you are asking for others to install and run your code to find the error message. Try adding more about the error.

Also read https://www.daniweb.com/programming/threads/435023/read-this-before-posting-a-question

Your reply may have revealed your true question. Such as how to encrypt. Using the TPM would be a strange idea since what you encrypt there should not be usable on your other machines. How to decrypt stuff with a TPM.

-> I'm going to advise you forget TPM and investigate other encryptions. If you post an unclear question, that is, the question that lead to this question, then you have folk guessing what lead you to this idea. The TPM ON ANDROID (most mobile platforms) should show you that's a dead zone. If you insist, sure, but you will be very much on an one person raft far out at sea without support.

@J, back to armbian developers or their forum to find out if they plan support.

Too vague. Besides you can google TPM ON ANDROID to see a big void. It wasn't called for either. No reason to do this?

This may be a rarely used API call. Read https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.forms.listviewitem.useitemstyleforsubitems(v=vs.110).aspx

Example code is there in C and VB.net.

Also pick over the few priors with this -> https://www.google.com/search?q=UseItemStyleForSubItems

I think you have to do a little more work. Read https://stackoverflow.com/a/32872174

@OP. Exactly as pty noted. There is no known PDF editor that let's us edit as if we had the source. Now if you are really devious you can make a replacement page and replace the better page but if this is "your" document it may be time to have your staff re-create the source.

One of the many reasons for PDFs is to protect the source. But I have some good news. Many researchers will supply you source if you ask. It's always been a small mystery to me that the few times I've run into folk face to face on this they refuse to ask the author and owner or the document for an editable version.

You do have a source of sorts. There are PDF to Word and other convertors so you do that first, edit the resulting text and then print it to PDF with one of the many PDF kits out there.

Editing a PDF is pretty much as pty suggests. It's just a hack job and some will want the resulting PDF to be without the usual flaws you find with today's PDF editors. I'm sure you googled this so I'll pause here.

PS. I couldn't find "Mongoos" examples. Mongoose, yes, but that is not what you asked for.

In case you need a Windows Mongoose server example, read https://github.com/cesanta/mongoose Scroll down to "Study mongoose example code". However this won't be all you need to know about Windows and tight loops.

I worry that your definition of hang is that task manager or such has marked your app as "not responding." Windows is a nut job about this. Have you read any articles about tight loops in Windows apps like this one -> https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/desktop/win7appqual/preventing-hangs-in-windows-applications

Your app may not be hung at all. It may have no responders to Windows requests.

It appears they have their own tool chain. I'm only working the Raspberry's for now but here's the Wiki about their own tools.
http://wiki.friendlyarm.com/wiki/index.php/NanoPi_NEO_Plus2#Flash_OS_with_eflasher_Utility

If solved, use the big gold button labeled "Answered? Mark as Solved".

@OP. Put such up on a web site with before and after so we can see what's going on. Reading your code is one thing but I don't see what's wrong yet. Much if not all that I've read from you sounds like you are chasing The Holy Grail where the site is perfect across all devices. And again I've yet to find such a site. Most web masters only have so much time and head for usable RWD rather than perfection.

I had this old app that cut off the last row of pixels on a mobile screen. Given it was quite clear what was on the screen I didn't fix it due to budget and time. Years later they came up with the budget and that was spent talking about how many pixels were on the screen (only 300x300!) and how we could address the missing line of pixels. Seemed odd to me to fix something like this but hey, a thousand bucks is a thousand bucks.

I think this is not a very new question as I check priors at https://www.google.com/search?q=Binary+Search+with+multiple+values (your topic!) The common way is to just sort it and the other matches are contiguous so you keep going till no match.

There are now tutorials about this on the web. Also, https://www.daniweb.com/programming/software-development/threads/434625/c-search-delete-undelete-update-functions

@t, Aha, the holy grail to find a way to accomodate all devices PLUS accuracy. Have you seen such working yet? I haven't. At the office we had a test setup with Android running Chrome from a tiny 3x3 inch screen all the way up to a 21.5 inch "tablet." I never saw a single site handle that setup. And now you want "accurate." What I did see was it was usable on sites the used RWB. I think the web masters had done quite well at that point.

And all the displays were a little different. But it worked. Now imagine a person that wanted an exact (accurate) layout and fonts across thes 6 or more screen and resolutions. They have their work cut out for them. I don't agree this is broken in normalize.css.

Not specific to your choice of tool, I remember I had to pickup a new language and I didn't feel comfortable with it for about 3 months. If you can become proficient in a new language in days, that's pretty amazing. Even after that period I continue to learn more.

Back to developing any app. Not much has changed over the years. You design your app first. You may sketch out screens if it's something that works with users then think and sketch out psuedo code about what goes on to show the screen, do something and show a result.

If you haven't done the design, it's not time to code.

Typography is (from the web).

The art or procedure of arranging type or processing data and printing from it.

As such you may have to describe in detail what's not to your liking. Color, spacing, texture?

I'd consider learning the language which you want to market your products in. That question is not well formed and such can result in the opposite effect of what you were trying to achieve.

Also, don't be a shill.

@cukote. That's a big delta T. But here's a few things.

1. Not all temp apps work right.
2. Check it out in apps like Speccy and CPUz. (see google)

If it still that far off, consider having the CPU heatsink checked out. It could have lifted off on a corner.

@Christopher_23. I think line 17 declares the variable in line. Some disagree with this practice so I just don't get the debate if that's good or bad. Notice "wstring"?

I did not review your server code but if the client works with websites, the thoughts I have is the HTTP which you changed and your server code. Try one of the small 40 or so line web servers before you begin to code from scratch.

For line 28 of that client did you try http://104.171.115.164

This is just me giving you a quick thought about how we may have to declare the protocol.

PS. Also https://www.google.com/search?q=small+c%2B%2B+web+server+ so you can compare your server to others.

@Paul. In regards to skipping VS2018 I have run into folk that want yearly versions. It's already bad enough dealing with how many versions from then to now? (See answer at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Visual_Studio , it's a dozen versions.)

Microsoft seems to have settled into new versions every 2 years. No 2018 version seems to exist?

Yes. It appears to be non-fatal so my bet is it won't get much attention to be fixed. I've seen this on VS6.0 and VS2008 as well.
What do I do? Load the project I need to and get back to it.

This is one of those never ending jobs. But let's mention a few names you can contact for estimates and how deep you want to go down the rabbithole.

Dell -> https://datasecurity.dell.com/
IBM -> https://www.ibm.com/security
Military? -> https://www.militaryaerospace.com/articles/2018/06/cyber-security-trusted-computing-defense-contractors.html

As long as I can't tell it's used in the site, it's great. Whatever tool that makes the development easier for the developer.

But I do see you seeking out a lot of help for it. Maybe it's just not ready or support is lacking?

These are questions that are often answered by:

1. The company owner or those that will pay for the development.
2. The developer if they are the are product owner and must find a way to get their app made.

My view is you start with a responsive web site and rarely move to an app since you would need both iOS and Android apps. For most that's a leap and they never do both (#2 or a developer+owner.)

There's also the problem that there is wariness to installing apps. Folk have less and less trust so unless you are Amazon or Walmart, folk may not seek out your app.

For now, today, make your web site work on mobile and if you do make an app, just sub launch the site.

This may be too rare. That is I read the NPGSQL forum closed 3 years ago at https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/npgsql-help

I'm sure if it wasn't specific to NPGSQL you may have heard something but why did they shutter the forum?

About those IP connections at the end of http://speccy.piriform.com/results/vrz54esABAuQMSnsTsrhqrn
Read and try the advice at https://www.howtogeek.com/224981/how-to-stop-windows-10-from-uploading-updates-to-other-pcs-over-the-internet/

OK, here's a reading of that report.

1. The CPU is 61C which can cause throttling. The CPU will drop in speed to protect itself. Later we see 63C on a core.
2. The temp inside the computer is pretty warm at about 37C
3. The OS is an Enterprise version so you have OS support that we would kill for. That said, I defer all OS issues back to your company.
4. The GTX 770 is getting to over 40C without much load.
   The age of this card isn't helping either.
5. This PC has MIXED RAM makers. This can result in nearly impossible to diagnose hangs and reboots. Remove one or the other maker and keep testing.
6. BIOS is out of date. Can cause issues with W10. I see 1104 at the maker's site.
7. CPU voltage is a tad low. Read https://communities.intel.com/message/156156 and others where it may need to be bumped to 1.2V
8. HDD SMART Values 01, C5, C6 show a drive with some errors. If they remain unchanged, fine, but if they keep going up that's a bad sign. Could be caused by too much heat.
9. Too many SVCHOST entries and IP connections. You have the Enterprise OS version so ask your support to curb this.

Overall it looks like the usual hot PC. Too hot and it reboots.

That's a report from 2011. In fact it's the one shown as an example at
https://www.piriform.com/docs/speccy/using-speccy/publishing-a-speccy-profile-to-the-web

Are you sure you want my advice on what to do with a 1GB RAM PC running on a Celeron?

@Z. No report?

Read an example where we used the Web Speccy reports and it looks like it is fixed at https://www.cnet.com/forums/discussions/graphics-crash-while-idle-leading-to-system-lock/

I am not writing that this discussion applies to your issues but without the Web Speccy we can't see under the hood.

@RJ. Ahh, if you have Skype open one could say that an online indication would be duplicative in some way. Try toggling that AWAY or NOT ANSWERING control (I don't have Skype on this machine so I can't check what they call it now.

I'll be back tomorrow. There are those that fear so much and you can't help them.
As to will they get into your PC? Only if you do something strange such as install remote control apps and such.

There is no guarantees about this but I will share it's the method we use on the CNET forums. If folk don't want to work with you, you send them to repair counters.

There are risks by posting in any forum. Folk use facebook in spite fo the warnings. So it's up to you.

If you feel it's too much risk, get repair estimates at the usual PC repair shop. No offense meant but it's like showing up at a car repair shop and you have it under a tarp and won't tell what it is or let the mechanics see the beast.

Your choice. If you leave it anywhere else, just tell me where to find it.

@Z. I'd love to help more but without the Web Speccy report ( read https://www.piriform.com/docs/speccy/using-speccy/publishing-a-speccy-profile-to-the-web ) I am left with only what we have here and any guess would be just that.

@Z, sometimes. But just because I can see, say a high temp it could be debated if I found the source. That is, the report could show a high CPU temp but may not reveal if it's the fan, heatsink compound cracked or something else.

The Web Speccy is one of the best tools I've found to dive into PC hardware issues today. Takes some practise to use but worth reading.

Re: " online/offline status. "

I always thought that was a bad idea from a privacy point of view. That is, back when folk primarily used there computers at home, this would be a great way for a would be burglar to see if you were out of the home.

Maybe they thought about it and removed it for that reason. Not that they issue any change logs.

Ship it, they'll figure it out.

My story is I got a new to me Nexus 9 tablet. Set it up and the Google chat apps started to get hammered with spam chat requests.

In stock settings what are these companies thinking? If you want to supply a sex spam app preinstalled, why not call it that?

Not amused or amazed.

Thanks for the report back. I generally like to gather more info before I hand out possible fixes. Just that engineer side of me.

The Speccy report will have the temperatures as well as other health items that may let us head off future issues.

Example: I continue to run into a lot of HDDs with excessive values in S.M.A.R.T. values 01 and 07. This is a sign the drive has begun to fail and causes all sorts of issues from slow PCs to BSODs.

Best of luck.

I have thoughts but first I read https://www.trustpilot.com/review/referhire.com and have to write if that's true you and I should never go there. Spamming, harvesting your contacts? Bad company IMO. Also "Spam which breaches GDPR laws." means, well, they are probably old school spammers.

Dock? As in Dock.io? https://cryptorated.com/ico-reviews/dock-io/ kicks it around. I see no reason to go there as well. I haven't researched this one much but it sounds like one of those blockchain ideas. And that's a problem. Such can make data "Hard To Kill."

To me this sounds like your PC rebooted. This is not a little problem. I find when folk label things "a little problem" they want it to be a setting or a driver. Given the details it would be a miracle that someone can give an answer to fix this PC.

Try adding details. How about a Speccy report along with the PC's make, model, age, story about how you keep the heatsinks and fans clean and working along with the make, model of the PSU (power supply unit.)

Also, do you do your own PC repairs. It won't do any good to tell you a part to try changing if you don't do your own work.
Here's how to share the Web Speccy Report -> https://www.piriform.com/docs/speccy/using-speccy/publishing-a-speccy-profile-to-the-web

@k, you are getting downvotes for re-posting old and tired questions. But about getting more traffic. I can answer I have yet to go to a web page/site because of what I saw on my Facebook account.

That out of the way the same story as to traffic. Give them a reason to come there. Don't spam and hope for a hit. If you have crap products and junk content, fix that!

http://www.isitdownrightnow.com/begold.eu.html finds it's down for everyone. Besides the issue I reported above, you may want to figure out why it's down.

Hello lewashby. I don't want to upset you but there are a lot of tutorials on this now. https://www.google.com/search?q=How+to+make+youtube+videos

But how about Vegas since it has an option to upload to YouTube and more? See https://www.amazon.com/VEGAS-Movie-Studio-14-Download/dp/B06X94P3K9/

Reverse engineering? I'll bow out now. Some demand such work but here I don't mind a challenge but if members don't take time to write what they need and want others to reverse engineer by reading their code, well, let's see who will do that.

I'll think about this for a bit. But as presented, the spec looks off.

I think your specification needs a lot of work. "I'm trying to compare 2 different CSV files, mark those differences respectively, then produce it as an output." Your example looks more like a merge than a compare.