Posts by rproffitt

Once I skip over the cloud players I pretty much land on the same players I see others use at https://www.tomsguide.com/round-up/best-android-music-player

Here I'm OK with Amazon's own player but hey, I'm not a collector and it has enough for me.

PS. Also, Hi! Good to see you are still around.

This would make a fine discussion today for lunch but with COVID-19 that won't be happening soon.

As I know a lot of software developers I will write they are a varied lot. The ones that work for others in the game industry that I know didn't hit the jackpot but put in long hours doing what to some would be grueling work.

Now if you want to develop your own game, go for it. Some make coin with skins and such. I can't possibly write all that is possible in the software and game industry but 99.9% of your success is you. If you can invest the time, develop your skill and if you want your own game, then you might get by.

I don't want to discourage you but there are articles about mobile app developers and how much they make. At first it was like the first folk to the gold mines but now, not so much. But hey, come up with something that folk like and you've hit a mother load.

I think your family is great in trying to help you find your way. Eventually they won't be there to provide whatever they provide so be sure you can make it somehow. If you want to pursue a software career, don't fixate on just games. The industry is much larger than that.

Adisharma,

That's a little too easy today to find. I used https://www.google.com/search?&q=online+tutorial+of+tensorflow

There are a lot of folk that didn't know you can search for such. So you guide them to search engines so they can be "not so new."

The no risk method starts with full backups. I'm running into more folk that want to skip this step.

On top of that you almost verify you are about ready to lose "my most important data" since those without any backups are the ones the have such fear. Time to get those backups done so you don't lose what you can't lose.

Finally I want to add that upgrading any OS in place carries a risk even if everything should be fine. All it takes is a random power outage at the wrong moment and blammo. It's gone.

Not anything I use but hey, some thoughts.

1. Use the script Luke! Read https://m8software.com/clipboards/spartan/newinversions/0scriptref.htm
2. Use the sandbox Kitten! I'm reading from your link where it notes the Sandbox:

To make troubleshooting easier a 'Sandbox' is provided.
This makes it easier to find out exactly what is interfering
with AX - Some systems and programs can be quirky

As to your new question of how Chrome encrypts you could dig into the documentation and if that's not enough find the source code to dig into. I consider your top post answered as from what I know, it's not that simple anymore because you don't want to have some rogue app copy out all your saved passwords.

The IT comment is just that. You manage more than the usual so you are the pro here.

Beyond DNS and such. Remember your service may be unreliable. I can't test for that and then we have other issues where folk install Security Suites, set the security to maximum or we fine the suite interferes with normal operations.

in parting be sure the date and time is correct on the PC, routers and such.

I'll be dating myself here but with LEX and YACC you could create a compiler in, well, almost any language you can imagine.
There are tutorials about that older than https://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/text/Lex-YACC-HOWTO

Back in the 80's we had to create such tools from scratch. Today it's rarely done as we have things like lex, yacc, libraries and more.

I want to add a thing here. Very few will write such from scratch. IRL (in real life) I see folk use libraries and toolkits. This way they can focus on their app and avoiding the need to recreate the wheel.

HOWEVER if you were on some platform that is full custom like an Arduino custom built for someone, then you get to craft it from the bottom up.

Why? Remember you wrote this code (hope that you did since I can only grok it so much) and line 42 looks to use IsOnCamera() so that point would be on camera.

https://www.google.com/search?client=opera&q=FillPosition3D+NewPosition3D%2C+Position.X+%2B+Size.Width%2C+Position.Y%2C+Position.Z+%2B+Size.ZDepth seems to show you posting across many forums. Are folk responding out there?

@c. The words that find so many priors and more are: hidden line algorithm

Given there are many algorithms you need to find one you can use or implement in your code.

In parting, take more care with your tags. The code does not look like it will run in all three languages you tagged with.

There are fine books about such with code examples on the web today. Here's one of many:
https://books.google.com/books?id=EdQ5DwAAQBAJ&pg=PA191&lpg=PA191&dq=a+discussion+on+drawing+3d+hiding+lines&source=bl&ots=FOLnrMr0JI&sig=ACfU3U2NE-0LSuecCJoESeX3zmvhHtdi1g&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwig7t3xiP_pAhWxHzQIHe7RC8sQ6AEwF3oECAwQAQ#v=onepage&q=a%20discussion%20on%20drawing%203d%20hiding%20lines&f=false

What about letting them input what you need to know upfront rather than trying to divine the information?

@Yusef, Apple's reset protection is really good. There are many prior discussions with many wanting to avoid a trip to the Apple store. I don't see why we need a rehash of this topic but hey, did you try the link given onscreen and go through the motions? If you didn't you must do that now.

After that, it's a trip the store which is yes a pain but hey, Apple did a great thing here to keep folk from stealing many more phones and tablets.

All that and I'm unsure about your question. I see " how did i get passed this problem? " but the words look a little off. Did you mean to ask " how do i get pass this problem? "

Apple products have reset protection so the phones and tablets are less valuable to worthless if stolen. To fix this you head to the link given and hopefully avoid a trip to the Apple store for a reset.

This sounds like one of the basic sample size questions you cover in Statistics. You can pop that into a web site like https://www.surveysystem.com/sscalce.htm to see how many samples for 99% confidence or interval.

I'm one that enjoys silence most of the time.

It appears the premise that monkeys eats bananas is incorrect as I check out http://www.bbc.com/earth/story/20150728-chimps-nearly-wiped-out-monkeys

Can't make a good app if the premises are faulty.

I think you should have commented your code as you wrote it. Unless there is more story to be told such as "I found this code and I don't understand it."

Also this seems to be a follow on to https://www.daniweb.com/programming/computer-science/threads/522826/random-generation-of-circuit#post2261672 since I see mention of resistors in this code.

The assignment as told by you there does seem to give you an excellent out. Some may call that a cheat but hey, you'll learn something like:
"Live by the specifications, die by the specifications."

@kmdecoration.

A few things.

1. Avoid hijacking other folk's discussions.
2. Check your links to see if they work and looking closer it looks spammy. Don't do that either.

As to your question, why not keep using what you like?

This sounds like an odd question. To sell products you set up your site to do that. As to SEO, that's something you work just like a million other folk. There are some million discussions about SEO so you should see what is being discussed today and avoid another SEO discussion.

Back to selling. The basics have yet to change. Have the product folk want. Have excellent service and return policies like Amazon. Price is secondary to almost anything else including SEO. SEO does not make the sale.

You noted that this is in "c" and to get a mouse, graphics and connecting the mouse click on such will be highly dependent on the libraries and IDE used. As such there can be no answer until more is revealed.

Small world. Long ago we would use such in circuit simulation to randomly pick values for a circuit and see how a million circuits with variable parts would perform.

As such you are an expert do you know about Gausseian versus the other types?

1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Random_number_generation
2. https://www.doc.ic.ac.uk/~wl/papers/07/csur07dt.pdf

Keeping in mind this is your homework, posting the assignment has never resulted in anyone writing the app, documentation and a tutorial for you to stand up to your professor grilling you with "Now why did you do that here?"

That out of the way, what's stopping you from getting any item completed?

This just in: VP Pence delivers empty boxes of Personal Protection Equipment.
https://twitter.com/LeeHolly81/status/1258755220034785280

For Yusaf_13.

You asked "what link would you recommend using to get some bootable USB version of Windows? what is the Windows Go to version? what are the google workarounds?"

I had hope you would research some of that on your own. I do not want to make you feel bad here but here are the research methods I would use.

Remember that Windows does not perform well on USB drives so you don't do this except for a short time while you fix the problems with your PC>

1. what link would you recommend using to get some bootable USB version of Windows? A: https://www.google.com/search?&q=bootable+USB+version+of+Windows
2. what is the Windows Go to version? A: https://www.google.com/search?&q=what+is+the+Windows+To+Go+version
3. what are the google workarounds? A: https://www.google.com/search?&q=bootable+USB+version+of+Windows

Now that you asked I'm going to have to revise my answer about the To Go version as there is news about that which I missed:

The May 2019 update of Windows 10, also known as version 1903, will be the last Windows client operating system to have support for Windows To Go, Microsoft announced recently.

• https://rcpmag.com/articles/2019/06/17/windows-to-go-deprecated.aspx

I will no longer write about To Go given it's end.

Let's hear what OS you were using. Windows in the most common versions does not support this. If you want some bootable USB version of Windows it's not cheap. You want the "Windows To Go" version. Or you google workarounds which from what I've seen are pretty awful as they break then the user is asking for support which never happens.

Now about Linux. That's NBD! (no big deal.)

My initial thought is about line 12. If you want a certain date range I'd consider adding a WHERE date is in the range you desire.

If fact, the first example at https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/8.0/en/date-and-time-functions.html shows this idea.

In the link you supplied there's https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/prims-mst-for-adjacency-list-representation-greedy-algo-6/ which looks like C code to me.

Can you clarify where you are stuck? Do you need a compiled ready to use app or can you share the code section that you have trouble with?

So as Monty Python wrote "I see you have a machine that goes Bing!"

I'd try methods to turn it off such as noted in prior discussions like http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?748787-RESOLVED-Turn-off-ding-sound-when-enter-pressed-in-textbox

Did you need to discuss research of such work? For me I might start with https://www.google.com/search?client=opera&q=how+to+draw+a+triangle+in+C%23

This isn't so cut and dry. If you are submitting papers you may be required to do so in the APA style.

https://gocolumbia.libguides.com/c.php?g=338877&p=2282177 notes where in Word to change the one or more spaces setting to make your document APA compliant.

Why does this look like an assignment (homework) from Fatmanur Karapicak?

For me that's a script with three lines.
Echo something.
do something
sleep 60
goto top

This is psuedo code so you need to craft it for the shell you use.

In the USA that could be COBOL. Some states were caught with old systems still running COBOL. For those that know COBOL, you just landed a big job.

@protoclown, since the app is in Python, they would be sending out pure text so that SMTP information would be easy to read. Next thing you know is someone will use it to spam or worse.

@ KaroIP, there are lots of services that can be had for free or free for a time. I can't possibly list them all. https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/free/mysql/search/?&ef_id=Cj0KCQjwm9D0BRCMARIsAIfvfIYiucn_Jca0oNHRrO0mAedpo96Njo_1UJkZ34d2YxjwLJAr8_DLe_saAnWXEALw_wcB:G:s&OCID=AID2000128_SEM_PvKJHIAo&MarinID=PvKJHIAo_307750399611_%2Bmysql_b_c__45917785585_kwd-296883658770&lnkd=Google_Azure_Nonbrand&gclid=Cj0KCQjwm9D0BRCMARIsAIfvfIYiucn_Jca0oNHRrO0mAedpo96Njo_1UJkZ34d2YxjwLJAr8_DLe_saAnWXEALw_wcB

Even I when I see a SIGFAULT as you noted would be inserting code to help me track down the line that faulted. Once I know the line that faulted I can printk or such what values are going into that line.

About how to use files is quite the topic. You'll have to reveal how far along you are in your coursework or if you want to delete, read, alter or create said files. There are tutorials in abundance which you can use to catch up if you skipped taking classes.

But let's forget all that. Wouldn't a modern system build this as a web page with the backend on the server and you accessing such with a browser?
Also, where's your design document for such a system? Sometimes folk code first and design later.

I see a few problems.

1. %ld is for long integers. If you answer 11000111101011101100011100011011 to line 9, most C compilers would be capable of containing at least the [−2,147,483,647, +2,147,483,647] so you would blow past this data type capacity.
2. To overcome such a limitation consider using strings. Then you could find the string's length and use it to count 0's and 1's. Psuedo code only!

strcopy(inputstring, otherstring);
Remove all the 0's with https://www.daniweb.com/programming/software-development/threads/190592/remove-characters-from-string-c from otherstring.
zeros = strlen(inputstring) - strlen(otherstring);

Now you are not limited to long int.

"You're not wrong."

About SMTP email needing account information. That info would be your or their account. I'd stop thinking about that now as you also run into the next brick wall about spam lists, filters and more. Think over how else data can find its way back to you. What other methods have you explored or heard of?

You mention Django so maybe you have a server on the Internet you can send it to?
Maybe POST some data to your web server which logs that into your database?
Example? https://www.w3schools.com/python/ref_requests_post.asp

@mapsonyllaer.

I see Reverend Jim only called out what lines were in error and offered correct code. This is not doing their homework as you can see from the code exchanged above.

That said, do you see the errors above?

Using another DNS I was able to resolve that and look at the web page. It does not offer a download link so tell me without any fudging that you are asking for help in downloading their content.

If you want that content ask them for it. Asking here to help download copyrighted content is not allowed.

I've never uninstalled Windows no matter which version. All I've ever needed to do is to install the OS of choice. That in all cases for me has wiped out Windows and replaced it.

What OS do you want to install?

Again, put another way, no need to uninstall if I wanted to install Linux.

Are the dat or txt files in the folder the executable is in?
I know in Visual Studio the folder can change based on your compiler settings so I can't tell you where these files go. You have to be somewhat familiar with your compiler, IDE, settings and your files.

Let's see what RDP does first. I'm reading https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remote_Desktop_Protocol

So yes you can. You set up your remote session and use the system your IT provided to change passwords. But RDP is not changing the passwords directly as it's doing what is in the linked article.

Odd question. What made you think RDP has such a feature?

@vanhungvox. On all your computers you backup what you can not lose. Restore from your last backup. No backups? This is usually when folk learn backups were never optional.

I see Javascript tutorials are widely available for free. If I write code for you then you didn't learn Javascript. Instead you learn to get solutions from others which won't help you fix this solution if it breaks.

Invest time learning Javascript.

Did you read up about mailto? Example to test:

mailto:ctestier@gmail.com?subject=Important!&body=Checked.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.windows.forms.form.activate?redirectedfrom=MSDN&view=netframework-4.8#System_Windows_Forms_Form_Activate notes how to activate a form. If it's not the active application the taskbar will flash.

It would be improper for any app to force itself to be the active application.