Posts by rproffitt

Or DAZAH's AI has started to market itself.

PS. Have a great 2017!

When you wrote the tests are still in development I begin to worry these are not Microsoft's own test but one of those rather ripping you off companies with fairly worthless certs. (Oh boy am I going to hear about that!)

If there is no company you are targeting, get the latest Server certs. Creating users, pools, shares, permissions, logins is so similar that you only need to google to fill in some blank if you knew Server 2016 and had to work on 2012. In fact with most things I rarely open the book or recall from training today. I use google a lot.

Is that a bad thing?

PS. To clarify a thought here. We had an IT staffer that for some odd reason would not google a thing. They were always asking how to do stuff or wanting to call Microsoft. They didn't last long. Just a few weeks.

Exactly opposite here. Companies around me use the latest version to avoid not only security issues but having to re-re-re-deploy later. There are other reasons but this is the top one I run into. There are other world areas that will stick to the older versions so you need to tailor your cert to who's hiring.

Don't buy that older is more secure line. Microsoft is closing down support of old versions faster than ever and in many cases leaving the exploits intact and as-is without any patches (as they did with Windows NT and 2000!)

TL;DR follows. Get the cert your employer wants.

how does this page look to you? https://www.dazah.com/audiences

The title looks like imperial tie fighters are in Dazah.
The font on the left and right has an odd look as they are not the same size. I'm not saying it's wrong but looks off.

As I read priors at https://www.google.com/search?q=DIRSD+OWNER+WARNING I'll add I won't duplicate the answers there.

Now that the SFC part of your question is answered can you share what issues the OS is showing otherwise?

That is, because of how Microsoft treats issues like these, it is OK to see the entries in the log file and have a working OS. Drop the concerns about the log file for a moment and tell me what's broken. We know Microsot's penchant for less than a clean SFC is well discussed so I want to focus on what's broken elsewhere. If you are going to complain about Microsoft OS bugs, you're in good company.

This will break in so many ways. I'd rethink my design. Maybe use a sync app that fires up and syncs the Excel file to the server when the file is changed.

Just looking at https://developers.google.com/apps-script/add-ons/ it appears you have to dive into what the scripts offer and see if you can achieve your goals.

Then I'm left with the feeling there's unpublished code here. You shared some of the code but this looks incomplete to me so I have to write as above. Folks have kicked this error around a lot. Read the priors.

My first thought is why 2 refreshes? In the first code block with <asp:GridView lines 4 and 6 look like a duplicate. I could be wrong but maybe only one is required?

Just a note. There are prior discussions about the message and possible cures.
Example http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17723944/to-display-the-webpage-again-internet-explorer-needs-to-resend

Adding a question mark doesn't turn a sentence into a question. Your "question" reads like a work order or homework rather than a question.

The second sentence is vague too.

Try this. Share your work so far. Also, if I google a part of your text, I think I see completed code. Of course, give attribution when you lift code from the web.

PS. Read https://www.daniweb.com/programming/threads/435023/read-this-before-posting-a-question so you get a clear idea how to post here.

Aha. QRcode. I don't see a "bar code." You'll have to parse the existing QRCode result or add line/other breaks in the QRCode.

Think back to your first programming courses where you learned to parse input. Use those lessons.

Here you tagged it with Java but it doesn't look like Java and maybe you are asking folk to code in some language specific to some app but I don't see the language or a link to it's docs yet. Usually members will not code for others. Only correct a line or two or give ideas.

To me this looks like a parsing exercise.

I take it this is a job for hire you need done. Be sure to add how much you are paying along with delivery dates and your full design specs.

Read priors like http://www.ozgrid.com/forum/showthread.php?t=201815

Why is your post almost exactly like theirs? Have you been working this issue in more than a few forums?

Select * from contacts WHERE behavior = 'nice'

SQL Clause is coming to town.

Not mine, Little Bobby Tables almost ruined Christmas.

In psuedocode that's an IF statement.

if form1.checkbox.value then dosomething.

About 1235. Who said badguy and google use the same one way hash and salt? The entire reason for custom salt is to mitigate what you envisioned.

http://imgur.com/gallery/dYgFh has a gallery of some visualizations of classic sorting. For your enjoyment.

And with sound too! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kPRA0W1kECg

This post is strictly for programming's secret pleasures.

Similar thread noting yet another similar thread at https://www.daniweb.com/programming/software-development/threads/379733/periodic-table-in-c

Looking at priors too with https://www.google.com/search?q=c+sharp+periodic+table+app finds ready to use code to make or just use.

So, madness.

Glad it helped. My Linux work over the years has been more on those embedded versions like HardHat Linux. And right or wrong the embedded stuff was almost always straight up C.

You escaped the asylum.

Only by merging LANs. Remember you didn't note what OS but Windows does not, out of the box scan or send network shares over more than a LAN.

Make it one LAN and it should work. I am encountering new networkers that well, are new. They often fall for "fix this with a route table." The newness wears off fast.

Just a small thing. Try to mark your answered posts answered if can.

OK, I grabbed the Windows Portable version, ran it, Dazah login and now this reply.
That's as clean as I can make this. If this posts, it worked on W10.

While I agree on teaching vs. handing out fish, the OP is not engaged here. I think at this point this is their only post with no other feedback.

On some boards threads where the OP doesn't participate are closed very quickly.

At least we didn't ask how to use the three seashells.

Fiddling with your code, "display: flex;" seems to be what breaks dots. Try other values?`

Since you are open to formatting, look up the old HP USB FORMAT TOOL (google it!) and try that. I'll skip any advice about running as admin, formatting on Linux and head to the obvious. These things have limited life spans. Here a 16GB stick is now under 4 bucks at the grocery store. Only those that can't wrap their head around the life span or cheapness spend more than a hour trying to save it.

I guess you didn't get the hint Ray. So here it is, no offense intended. Post your question as a new post. If you are looking for testers, go ahead and say so.

Posting in old dead threads will only get you dusty replies.

I don't think I can cover what is something we covered in a graphics programming session but I'll try.

Example. If you use a simple for loop and change the image size or location you are at the mercy of task scheduling in the browser and OS.

This is why you use a timer to fire off the changes. That was at each discrete time interval you get so much change.

So, you say want smooth, then you set the position, opacity based on time not on random processing speed of the browser.

I have a question for you. Your app might be counting the payload bytes and not the full packet. How versed are you about payload vs packet size?

(This question is also the answer why such counts rarely match.)

Here's my simple answer.

1. Any client side script is open to explotation so you don't put any password tests there.
2. So all your security is on your server side. The client "logs in" and for that session its for that login.
3. About "discover the URL to my API. " That's a given. Any decent scientist can figure out the URL. That's why you have them login. That way you know who did what when and ban those that misbehave.

This reads like a wheel. I took a google like https://www.google.com/search?q=shakespeare+full+indexed+in+python and found not only Shakespeare fully indexed but Whoosh.

Everywhere I looked, the solutions were > 32 lines. But there are more choices than an US election.

Then your app would send such messages as need be. I don't see the problem here.

Unless you were expecting such an app to be off the shelf.

You have to define offline here. By offline you mean no internet. It appears you have a LAN with WiFi so is that connected or not?

@OP. Reinstalling browsers and most apps keep settings. This means a reinstall is not a reset in the case of say Chrome, Firefox and other apps.

Good news to read a reboot helped.

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

After that, add your line 90 for folk to take a look at.

Here's a similar reason I bailed on a company like that. I didn't tell them outright why but it was the company had ripoffs of almost every software they used. Such a company would likely (and did) have no respect for the creators in the company. They imploded a year later and probably best for all that could to be clear of the blast zone.

Today I think the following when someone wants help with cracked software.

Help me jack this.

Nope.

PHP has a function for checking that.

http://php.net/manual/en/function.ctype-digit.php

Checks if all of the characters in the provided string, text, are numerical.

There are so many topics in your post that each one could take a session on its own.

A lot of what you wrote is based on assumptions long gone. When was the last time you were on a computer with just a single core? For me that can happen in embedded work but most of what you wrote and I have to make a big assumption is your run of the mill smart phone or PC.

This means that assembler is not your best choice as there is no known system to that will take your code and thread/break it across the cores for more throughput. This is possible with byte code systems (Java, others.)

The speed angle buckles and breaks as processors sprout new instructions. Your assembler code is a "do this" code and your byte code says "do this as best you can." So your Java/Android app can optimize it for each CPU and instruction set.

I've written a lot of assembler for embedded systems but today, I'd skip assembler for a next level up language.

Finally that's news to me that assembler has no security flaws. This must be from an assembler fanboy?

To me, not a bug. The priors show that it's not a new problem and some folk have "fixed it." Here I think it's proper behavior and again, I'm running into more and more folk that demand that actions match what you see in Microsoft Word.

A few problems. The potato quality images show what looks like some cyan colored plastic so is that one of the billion cheap not Apple cables? Those are in the news.

The USB spec allows for shorts so for this to burn up, something's not right. Front ports are always a carpshoot. That is I find them to be iffy in many builds.

If the machine is dead, given the story, it's usually the motherboard.

http://bgr.com/2016/10/25/fake-lightning-cable-charger-counterfeit-apple-usb-amazon/ if you want to know more. It's a shame that low price sucks folk in and then this happens.

When confused where to start you start at the beginning. Along the way you design your apps first before you write code. If you need to automate something then you document each step from the beginning to the end.

Now you have steps that you code so when the button is clicked, the computer does all the work.

Sometimes you find a new coder that wants to skip all that design work.

I see how to set it up at https://firebase.google.com/docs/ios/setup and later down the page is the CodeLab.

Since there are 10 PODs in Firebase, your question needs refinement. This is not to say I will give up 10 answers or 1.

@doncwilson

I didn't write to change the name but noted I would not use spaces in project folders. If it works for you, fine, but I don't.

Remember there are prior discussions so I didn't duplicate what they noted here. For example I read http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4813975/why-is-visual-studio-2010-not-able-to-find-open-pdb-files and find a dozen ideas. Which one is it this time? After reading it I like the one about "I had the same problem. It turns out that, compiling a project I got from someone else, I haven't set the correct StartUp project" since it sounds close to your issue where you are working an old, maybe imported project.

That's easy. Have them send a good one.

There are shills that lead with your question so the spammer can reply with PDF Repair.com tools. But anyone I know sees right through that and downvotes you.

Try sharing your code and where you are having troubles. Read https://www.daniweb.com/programming/threads/435023/read-this-before-posting-a-question before you post again so you know how this works.

Why must the groups be implemented by functions? This is your app, right? Not some homework assignment.

I think network-served banner ads are dead here. Native advertising should be fine.

How we got here, to me is interesting. The primary reason I installed an adblocker was malvertising and when the advert took over half the screen. So how else to stem the flow? I did similar blocks on TV by cutting the cable and using Roku and Netflix when I do watch stuff.

I see you wanted a little more.

Flashing most Android devices is well, done with tools like http://donandroid.com/odin-tutorial-how-to-use-odin-to-flash-rom-on-android-device-634 BUT these tools may vary with the target.

You asked more so how about Linux to some Android phone? https://www.google.com/search?q=install+linux+on+android+phone seems to get into it.

-> But this is where we get into deep waters. If you want to make your own OS and apps, we won't be seeing you for decades. I suggest you take a bog standard Linux that was used in the linux on android before and step 1, learn to compile that version and step 2, alter it to do what you want.

Possible? Yes. There are folk that create new "roms" or images all the time at XDA Forums. But the toolset and experience is something that won't fix in just one book.

You may have to rub shoulders with that now defunct Firefox OS on a cell phone effort. The hardware looked no different than a run of the mill Android phone.

For cloning I've been using the Apricom USB 3.0 drive clone kit and software. Some won't think it's worth it. I have hair.

As to the RAM it looks OK at first glance. If the seller won't answer, that's a bad sign but doesn't mean it will or won't work.

Nice attempt but seems to fall short of what http://phpfiddle.org/ offers.

No VIM at the fiddle but it has SQL and more.