Posts by rproffitt

Since you know each php set of code works why didn't you merge the two? Remember I take it you are a programmer since you didn't put this out as a for hire piece of work.

For example, in your database.php code, at line 27 you have your database updated so at that point you insert the relevant code (with changes to variable names if need be) from your email.php.

Remember I don't know folk's skill levels or expectations unless they call it out. But it appears you have all the code you need right now. You only need to create a new do-it-all both log to the database (you got that) then after line 27 in database.php perform the email steps from email.php.

Rather than PHP you could entertain pushing the data around on the other side. Here's a tutorial: https://www.tutorialrepublic.com/javascript-tutorial/javascript-cookies.php

In c++? Raw c++ has no graphics libraries so it would be a lot of work to create a GUI.

Remember folk to tell enough to get started on your issues. Here we have c++ which has no graphics without a lot of libraries and even then.

If you had added you used development system (so many out there) maybe, just maybe we could find you a tutorial.

Try a PowerWash next. You didn't reveal much detail such as if the chromebook works on other networks, make, model, age, etc.

As long as I dismiss the light and thin models they seem fine. But none can compete with desktops for 100% CPU and GPU load conditions. Eventually the unit will throttle. Are you OK with that? If not, you want a desktop. Not to leave you without names: Acer, Asus, MSI, Dell and others make really good gaming laptops. Again, we dismiss the light and thin models.

More titles to explore.

Xero: Micro-Business Owners.
FreshBooks: Service-Based Businesses.
Wave: Free Software.

As you noted Cloud based I wonder if you know to backup locally in case the cloud is gone.

For me this is easy. I press the reset on my router till it factory resets and I set it up again. Easy, takes about 10 minutes.

First there is no such software since you will find variations across the world. Canada's tax system means you can't use almost any accounting software from the USA.

Searching for such is country specific and what your company's CFO and others research and select. You'll discover that what you may call as best may be dismissed by your C suite staff.

To the question, yes.

Now if you want to write such, you have some work to do or maybe just buy it.

My answer is maybe. But let's talk about your development process. Maybe you didn't create a design document before you wrote your app or solution. Such sketches and more would be in that document.

As you do more and more designs you find that some folk become very entrenched that only this or that tool is useful. The truth is it's their solution and may not be yours.

Be flexible except about documentation since that's all you have to tell you what the app or solution was supposed to do.

This does not look like psuedocode. It's also missing any hint of what each line does.

Remember to show your work on assignments. From https://www.daniweb.com/welcome/rules

Do provide evidence of having done some work yourself if posting questions from school or work assignments

Also, what is "ρavg"?

While I think your code was badly formatted, let's look at https://www.w3schools.com/python/python_while_loops.asp

Since you break on line 4 the remaining code does not execute and thus no return of the list. Since all we need is to return to end the while loop, how about the following? I did not bother to name variables here. Quick and dirty. The reason for the print is to see the list build.

def that():
    l = []
    while True:
        print(l)
        userinput = input("Enter a string: ")
        if not userinput: return l
        l.append(userinput)

print(that())

I didn't find any lack of tutorials when I used a search engine. But I would start with https://www.figma.com/resources/courses/figma-tutorial-a-free-ui-design-prototyping-tool-its-awesome/

https://tkdocs.com/tutorial/tree.html did not show this as a feature. To me that means you'll have to add code to add this feature.

PS. What code? Try ideas from https://www.google.com/search?&q=python+treeview+how+to+select+and+set+focus+on+a+row

This question needs refining. I can't guess what you need to do here. Share some code and where you think it fails.

Let's define what an open port is.

To me an open port is one that is not blocked by firewall or other means and has a listener.

I'm sure you have followed the back and forth discussions about GRC and similar.
Example: https://www.reddit.com/r/PrivateInternetAccess/comments/8xquqi/why_are_pias_grc_shieldsup_results_complete_crap/

So let's be very defined here. Open ports does not mean "exploitable."

I use TAILS and have tried the PARROT distros. These seem secure enough to me. In fact the Tails OS is disliked by USGOV agencies.

https://www.theregister.com/2014/07/03/nsa_xkeyscore_stasi_scandal for example.

I wish I have more to offer here but for decades I've used the method of dropping unsolicited packets to stop attacks in their tracks. Now if you run some Fish Server that has an exploitable bug, my view is you fix the Fish Server.

Since you know how such apps work, you design (before coding) your new system then begin to build it. Once in a while you encounter a new coder that thinks they can do this from scratch. For example I've run into a few "I'm going to write my own Windows" folk and because I want to know why they think they will, I listen and try to understand. Everyone of them didn't grasp the task at hand or how long it would take and what resources (time, coders, servers and CASH!) it will require.

Not really. We've seen many PCs over the years hit with lightning strikes and as yours, a PSU blowout.

About all you can do is to start fresh and with the new PSU see what works.

To answer your question another way, you install the new PSU and test to see if it survived.

OK, let's pivot to "protection."

Think about packets. Let's say some nasty packets come at your router. The router itself is going to have to stand up to that or we have to call that a bad router.

Also we need to shutdown as much as possible in some routers. No "servers" there so all a router needs to do (understatement) is to route packets to the devices on the other side. NOW this can get interesting as for decades at the office this has never been a problem since any probing fails since unsolicited packets are dropped. Any server is hardened by dropping any packets to ports that are not mapped. I take it you have a good grasp on the IP operation in say Linux. So what's left?

Is this John? Read https://forum.webflow.com/t/hi-guys-can-you-guys-help-me/133542

This can be related to what Android and such is running on the phone. Google the following to find the discussion.

This is definitely a bug in the Android System WebView. I'm experiencing this issue on a Galaxy S8 with Android Pie using Android WebView version 73.0.3683.90. I rolled back to version 71.0.3578.99 and this problem goes away. – Pete Apr 11 '19 at 23:43

Not all phones have this issue. I posit that you can't fix this for every phone that fails unless you create your own system.

While it usually the end of said drive, can we have the full make and model number?

Why? Sometimes it's the case that failed but newer (cheaper) models don't have the little adapter board old models had so you have to share the information so others can check that out.

Another reason for it to not show is when the file system is blown. See if it shows in Device Manager or even on a Linux PC.

I worry here that you are trying to do more than what /bin/bash alone will do. For example what happens with external commands like ls?
Read https://medium.com/swlh/the-command-line-with-ls-l-6efaf01cc4c0 to get a quick primer here.

Since /bin/bash is run on each command it would have no memory of say the chdir command so the ls after a chdir may yeild unexpected results.

There are a lot more issues here that I won't get into but if you want to get to a command line, why not ssh in?

I also like Dr. Pepper and root beer but won't hold it against you if you order Pepsi.

Hmm, my longest used version of Windows was Windows NT 4.0. It was on a very nice for the day dual PentiumPro Overdrive PC. Back then most PCs you encountered were single core.

Today it's Windows 10 and all works for me so that's fine too. And yes, I still use Linux, ChomeOS, Android and what else but I learned long ago to never get attached to any OS.

What?

@RJ

I think we can figure this out by thinking about those SAFE SPACES on college campuses where young minds won't get their feelings hurt or think for themselves.

My Answer: Mindless passive super-consumers.

PS. Greek Philosopher quote:

¨If a person gave away your body to some passerby, you’d be furious. Yet, you hand over your mind to anyone who comes along, so they may abuse you, leaving it disturbed and troubled — have you no shame in that?¨- Epictetus

Small world. Lived in Richmond, BC Canada from 1993 to 2000. I've been back a few times and each time more and more crowded. Still beautiful.

Welcome!

let me do the work of translating it from python.

Will do. Maybe a better question would have been to omit Python but to flat out ask how to roll your own atan2() using sin, tan, etc

Nod to priors here and https://www.researchgate.net/post/What_is_the_difference_between_arctan_and_arctan2_in_matlab_simulink

The answer looks to be maybe. Why? Because some old version may not work.

Time to check the KeeForm homepage and maybe ask the author listed at https://keepass.info/plugins.html#formfiller

I hear you. This other discussion parrots all the things I've done over time.

To quote Roseanne Roseannadanna, "It's always something. If it's not one thing it's another."

The one about "Revoke USB debugging authorisations" is one I recall since I do, once in a while use the USB debugging with Android Studio.

Hey, look over there!

Yes.

Dead link for me: "The page you requested does not exist. For your convenience, a search was performed using the query set puzzlefor."

Also, this sounds like you are searching for others to write this for you. If so, fix your link and provide what you are paying.
If this is you wanting to write such, show your code so far and share what stopped you.
If this is homework, then show even less code and focus on what stopped you.

My view about javascript is that you know to learn the basics and use the web when you can't remember things.

For example the following given as a quiz rarely finds a coder answer all correctly.

Given that most have to deal with a full stack today, you learn to get your basics out of the way then keep your books or webs handy.

Why would I need this? For decades I've been able to boot another OS and look around most installed OSes.

Do you consider what I can do to be an exploit?
Or is it just a Personal Computer doing exactly what a PC should do?

PCs have yet to be secure computing platforms (99.99% of the PCs out there.)

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

No matter what, such things keep it interesting.

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?

Line 177 sets off the red alert here. Why?

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

That's not a simple question but for me I feel that you should test what driver works for you. You do have choices as noted at https://negativo17.org/nvidia-driver/ and many other sites.

The is it worth it question could be about the PC but a 300 dollar PC is just that. If one had the time then comparing 300 dollar PCs would be a full time job. Our office pretty much sticks to the core i7, 1050ti, SSD, 16GB RAM as the base model for heavy users and the lesser i5, SSD, 8GB RAM for the office work.

Blender does use the K620 CUDA cores so that's some good news.

Since my wife is the one using Blender and not on Fedora I can't offer much there. You can google up about folk that have blender issues so it's clear to me that it does work.

Some of my most amazing experiences were because of companies outsourcing. You name it, travelled the world, met a lot of nice people in many countries and first hand saw the impact of conterfeit components and more.

These companies from what I could have paid the same at the end of the day where it was done in house or out sourced. Remember that I only was called in on the failures and problems. Maybe there's a lot of success stories out there but from what I saw, no real savings.

This sounds like you are looking for tutorials. Here's how I would find these today:
https://www.google.com/search?&q=javascript+logical+operators+tutorial

Cisco commercial products still require staff or support to configure if you don't do this yourself. As you didn't reveal what you have now as well as who configured it the discussion is hard to impossible to start unless I write "get back to who installed and setup what you have now."