Posts by rproffitt

Well, yes. Since you noted registry I dug up this old thing. https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20060222-11/?p=32193
That's 200,000 cycles so here I notice W10 to be more spry in that area. You may also see changes in .NET CLR performance across platforms. Not to mention other things like CPU, RAM, HDD and an antivirus that examines registry access.

Wish it was one thing, but it's not.

Did you find this -> https://developer.intuit.com/

That didn't work for me. What did work was to run 7 then take the offer for the 10 upgrade. After 10 is running the PC is now marked as "good for 10" with a hardware hash so no key is required.

Now the clean install works.

Your method is not one I found to work.

@toxicandy.

I've lost count of how many company internal web sites fault like this only to discover the developer is long gone. The usual is to find what works then issue a company process guide that tells the users to use IE, Firefox or what works.

Sometimes the company just does that and doesn't migrate for another decade.

That said, over the years I've taken pain and time to document "How to build" the apps I've deployed over the years. You can imagine that after a decade even I won't remember such detail and sometimes I read my now ancient "How to build and deploy" document and wonder who wrote it. Then I remember and go "Oh, that was me."

http://caniuse.com/#feat=srcset seems to note it's mostly an IE issue but since IE is mostly on Windows PCs of big screens you have to decide to let it be just so for IE and the rest look good to go.

-> Here's a thing. No matter what element or code you can always find a browser that has an issue.

My buddies that deal with web content learned long ago to write for the platforms they want to target and never fall into the "all browser" trap.

@Mar.Na That's the neat part of open source. So you can see how it was done. The google I used found more examples too.

One of the neat part about the world today is that there's a lot of open source content. As the saying goes, "Use the source Luke."

The thing is, https://www.google.com/search?q=what+is+the+difference+between+client-side+programming+language+and+server-side+programming+language%3F&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8 shows many have asked and answered this.

One of the lessons new programmers seem to miss is to check prior answers.

Let's look at MAX_ORDER and your arrays.

So that's 10 and the array would be from index 0 to 9.

At line 28 and other places it looks like your code can use 10 as the index and get a fault.

Think carefully about your array indexes.

http://www.w3schools.com/sql/sql_like.asp writes:

Tip: The "%" sign is used to define wildcards (missing letters) both before and after the pattern. You will learn more about wildcards in the next chapter.

So maybe you don't need the % signs.

Are you sure your example is for Windows? https://www.google.com/search?q=int+0x80+%3Bcall+kernel&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8#q=int+0x80+%3Bcall+kernel+hello+world seems to tell me you are using Linux examples.

That's been something of a Holy Grail quest by IT for decades now. The problems are still the same so did you standardize your PC hardware? It matters since that image usually BSODs as you change almost anything on the next PC.

-> Let me share something that really helps. Go find Ninite.com.

And then google about Office Unattended Installs.

No. I think you might be new to programming and I'm guessing you learned Python first like we read at http://www.skilledup.com/articles/reasons-to-learn-python

If you want to make great Android apps, you usually move to Android Studio, or if all platforms head to Unity.

4 cats by Christmas. Not ours but a relative that ..long story.

Good luck with Pycharm. Here the office is working apps and I can't see how we'd make apps that perform without AS.

In short I use Android Studio. There are tutorials about it, examples and more on the web but what is this about coding on the Android tablet itself? My view is the current incarnation of Android tablets is all about being a consumption device. Creation is done elsewhere.

Are you running into folk that think they will code all the apps on their Android device?

@mike, read http://cpuboss.com/cpus/AMD-Athlon-X2-5050e-vs-AMD-Athlon-II-X2-235e
You win!

I didn't find anyone that got that to work. Try the AMD Athlon 64 X2 5050e next time. http://www.ebay.com/p/AMD-Athlon-X2-5050e-2-6-GHz-Dual-Core-ADH5050IADOBOX-Processor/74074946 pegs it at about 15 bucks.

Mozilla has documents on the setting. https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/992338 looks OK.

Many file servers drop your connection if you ask for too many. So it's not a Linux or Firefox thing.

@jay. All cables I've used over the years have the laptop at one end and the printer at the other end. That's how things are today. I would be guessing that you meant something else like how it is more convenient to use the printers at the library?

Here's what I'm seeing. Spammers love your question as they spam about their recovery and coverter kits. Ignore and if you can, downvote them. It's a blight on the forums you ask in like https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windowsserver/en-US/e26ba17a-9dae-43c8-8a0e-e015cf84d85a/exchange-disaster?forum=exchangesvrdeploylegacy

Same answers. Hope you aren't a shill.

Can you not change to color only, you must write a string or character again?

From memory, you must write the string again. So a quick look may be to add a move and addstr after your attron(COLOR_PAIR(2)); line.

"Do provide evidence of having done some work yourself if posting questions from school or work assignments"
https://www.daniweb.com/community/rules

Naomi, I've been around the block on such systems before. It's not free. Some of the webinars might be free but tell what's up here. That is, there's always folk that are trying to find a way to create systems without learning to code. These tend to be pretty expensive so let's say you are exchanging dollars for the dev system and it's apps plus likely a fee for the final system on a quarterly basis, rather than paying a coder or your own dev team.

So line 70. What if divider is zero? Did you print each variable to see if that happened?

Skip down to "How to draw sequence diagrams" at http://www.agilemodeling.com/artifacts/sequenceDiagram.htm

I think they spell it out quite well and for me pencil and paper are my first cuts at the diagram. After that, when I need the pretty version I use UMLET at http://www.umlet.com/

@m. I have 2 Windows tablets here. A 10 and 8.1. But you are not telling all such as I'm new to Windows and not sure about how to configure my WiFi connection. I see 2 more buttons on your picture so what if this is not you creating a virtual hot spot but just new to setting up Windows? I can't tell from your posts so far.

While I'm unsure what you are doing, did you try the free Virtual Router from say this link?

I've used it before and it did what I needed.

Wait, wait, don't tell me. Did you just reveal that you don't have a backup of those drives? It appears that is the first order of business.

How about

sort -r

@Nick_10. Say do you run Windows 10. It's built in! Watch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=idyTmk8krKU
Or just press the Windows Key + G then click record. No coding, just does it.

Well there are things that distract folk from getting here like, ahem, Fallout 4. Then I'm seeing too many ask for solutions to say "How to play video on jsp..." without so much as a single line of code or what they tried.

Here's what I'm seeing here and on another forum. Folk are expecting fish and not a lesson on fishing. Some of those folk get upset and go away if you talk about where to go fishing rather than give them fish.

That question 2 looks like it's straight out of a book on programming C++. In fact the one I looked up had it on page 321. To me a quick flip through the book seems to show there's a lot of text and work you had to complete before this exercise was given out. Maybe you need to go back to the chapters before this exercise?

I've done that on many systems over the years and how I do that varies if I'm on Windows, Android and Linux. I'm sure you looked up priors at https://www.google.com/#q=show+stars+password+in+c%2B%2B

In the past this hack was simple defacement. Clean it up, lock down your site and try a scan with https://sitecheck.sucuri.net/

Line 50 where you write output += (char)('0' + count) is as if you are thinking C code. I see Java in the tag and I'd use the Java's own Integer.toString(count) instead. Try it Sam I am.

@Xethiro. I gotta ask now. Didn't a google of that find the document and maybe examples like:
http://www.tutorialspoint.com/java/lang/integer_tostring_int.htm

I don't mind all this but as a programmer I think you could do a little research.

@X, with a little rework, line 53 can vanish. That is, just System.out.format instead of lines 45 and 50.

That tosses out the need for the output array.

But let's say you don't want to use System.out.format. Look at Integer.toString

@kouty. To me your question was why the 48 and such showed up. If we read the article then we see that number and learn more about unicode. The one thing I didn't see in your post is a clear question. You may be thinking in 8 bits?

My opinion is secure all pages. No need to leak anything today. And then this -> https://www.google.com/#q=is+ssl+dead

https://www.google.com/#q=why+you+should+secure+all+your+web+pages covers much but today, why give anyone anything by leaking content in the clear?

My experience is to keep it simple (KIS.) My longest living project didn't use a simple third party tool or add ons. It's my Duracall Rabbit of apps.

That was pasted years ago at http://pastebin.com/GHGcR6uU

What? No progress since then?

I've been using it a few ways. Now before I reveal them, some member just couldn't get it done. I don't know why but for me, I can text using Ring.to and Google Hangouts. I can't understand what their issues were but here, all working. That is, they went round and round refusing to get an email account or do whatever it takes to get it working.

You might want to look up XDA Forums and see if you can kick up the Android version a notch or two.

@Siberien. It's a financial angle from my CIO. If we have say 1,000 web views, and 1 is on that rare device plus they may not be buying the cost of getting the web page to view spot on isn't worth it.

Another view is if you got it to work on iOS, Android, Windows and Apple's Safari then it's going to look OK on that last rare thing or at lease better than run of the mill sites.

My buddy thinks that web developers can often OCD about this. But at some point you need to get to the next thing.

Sorry about that. I was guessing you are on a win32/64 app. Let's hear a little more detail. The user32.dll should work but of course not on non-windows.

My thought on researching this one. I recall that's in User32.dll so this:
https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&as_q=GetCaretPos&as_epq=User32+dll

MSDN only had the C# call (which is what I code too much in.)
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/ms648402%28v=vs.85%29.aspx?f=255&MSPPError=-2147217396

https://www.daniweb.com/community-center/daniweb-community-feedback/threads/500635/cant-loggon-on-when-posting-using-daniweb-creddentials confirms the legacy login still works. How did you post without logging in?

It's a good question. I think it gets hits about getting help with coding but then the newest of the new type in their homework without even trying. Some will rebuke folk as "not helpful" or worse.

I don't mind a puzzling issue or sharing what I've done about this or that over the years but there is a few too many "urgent, how do I write this for my homework" posts.

Maybe Khan was right. Let them eat static? Then again a few members have spot on standard responses to that sort of posts.

On another forum I'm on, I get folk all the time that want to know what part to replace on a non-working TV, receiver, PC, laptop, tablet, phone (you get the idea) and they may get irate over how today's gear may be cheaper to replace (a board to the entire device) than swapping out chips or such. As an electronics engineer I worked on fairly complex boards with full schematics and almost any gear of the day and well, you don't get that schematic (source code?) to consumer gear anymore.

Sometimes you like then stew a while to soften up.

That's a good question. But part of what many can't wrap their head around is that MP3 encoding was not intended to be free. Shocker?

Fraunhofer and how someone stole the encoder is at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MP3#Going_public but the legal battles followed.

Today you might find it easier to encode it with a call to a LAME or LAME library. Example search.

This is not a direct answer but how I would find out what event did it. As you know Chrome responds to "events" so I would have to monitor such events in some app or code. The good news is that CEL (link to follow) did release source code if you need to look how it was done. Noted link is http://blogs.fluidinfo.com/terry/category/browser-extensions/

But here's the thing. You can't be sure if the event was directly user created or say a system event like the OS was rebooted due to a pending update or other. I'm sure you can guess more scenarios that can close a tab where the user didn't click it.

I see you asked that in 2008 at http://www.experts-exchange.com/Database/MySQL/Q_24006101.html

Given the years you've put into this it's a sure bet you tried all the usual recovery apps and cross posted at http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/t/594261/mysql-innodb-data-recovery/

There's a fine lesson here about backup.

http://cpuboss.com/cpu/AMD-FX-6100 notes it's Turbo Clock Speed.
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/337545-28-6100-turbo asks a few more questions.

To your last question. Yes.