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Nah he wants to p2p share, not windows fileshare. Your ISP or Firewall is probably blocking it.

If you are just using a basic consumer router, no, not unless you trust your users to install something to count sent packets on thier machines. If you are running a gateway or proxy, that could be configured for monitoring and/or traffic shaping.

[quote]> it was (probably) "cryptically" designed to be useful for people like you while also preventing abuse Yup [/quote] Ha! It got abused to hell! p.s fix my rep :)

The i7s havent really taken off yet. For extreme gaming, hardcore CAD etc... Core2 is still popular for gaming (with the core quad for high end, but IMHO a high end Core2Duo is very similar in most games to a low end quad-core and about the same price.

yarp, virtual memory gets used when you run out of physical (RAM) memory. Its bad because it uses the HDD (which is mechanical and therefore slow) for a process called paging. Thats why when your PC gets slow, that little light is usually blinking :) and why adding more RAM …

If you dont know what an API is or how to convert audio formats, maybe its a hint that your future doesnt lie in games development....

They are exactly the same for gaming. But seriously, windows 7.

I like C++. C# annoys me. Java is OK. Better than c++ for [I]some[/I] things. After using c-type langs, VB makes me want to cry. People in that link are missing the bigger picture. "Pure C as opposed to C++. No idea why. ". Thats because linus likes C more …

hmm maybe we shouldnt be posting copyrighted material

Um, buy RAM, install it?

If you mean a printer cartridge, then ink seems to last less than toner. At least a year though, probably less than 3. Some have an expiry date.

Thats wierd, because it shouldnt actually break anything, seeing as windows inherently runs on SIDs (which you cant change).

A programmable machine. The programmable part is the key. Thats what seperates a computer from most other basic machines. The option to run programs is what makes computers different from regular calculators. Also the fact that they follow the stored program concept which says that the instructions to be executed …

[quote]So if you can hold off for another 2-3 years (until the next windows release - windows 8) with 32bit than you should[/quote] I am 99% certain that windows 8 will be 64 bit only, as current server-grade offerings from microsoft (exchange 2010, Server 2008 R2 etc...) are 64 bit …

This is not an intrdoduction , moved.

Yep. iPhones dont have Java. And the SDK only runs on OSX. And Objective C is evil (as is Cocoa).

[quote]H:\ isn't the common boot drive letter for winxp ,C: is ,as it is with most OS's you install [/quote] Well, not every OS. Windows, DOS and OS/2 are the only ones. Linux/Unix systems dont use that method of naming.

Yep. As a standalone phone, the iPhone actually sucks. As a PDA its pretty average.

think its a bios bug. My lenovo laptop does the exact same thing sometimes.

Yep i download (legally) music from unsigned bands. Most unsigned bands do this as its a good way of getting music to your fans and gaining the interest of record labels. If you like the band a lot, you buy a pressed CD or t-shirt.

Follow this: [url]http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread78131.html[/url] In short: [code] apt-get install apache2 php5 libapache2-mod-php5 mysql-server mysql-client php5-mysql phpmyadmin [/code] This will install the Apache, Mysql, PHP and PHPMyAdmin. This is mostly the same as XAMPP. The benefit of this as compared to that or building from source like you tried is as its …

[quote]and usually set as default in IE, unlike Firefox.[/quote] No its not. Cleartype was not enabled by default for IE on XP or Windows Server (any version). Only vista/7.

Yeah, its ancient.

German?

Note: You (mosyly) cant send Fax on vista unless you have business or ultimate

[quote=bitbucket;342121]Yes - Using VB dot Net[/quote] yeah, be cheap and use VB express if you have to. Its much easier in .NET but bear in mind that they are still not true dlls either as they need the .NET CLR

depends on server spec. I have seen a 64 bit dell poweredge with server 2003, 8gb ram handling ~350 clients just fine for doing AD/DNS/DHCP (No IIS). [quote] then segment the network into a student side and administration sid [/quote] Why when you can just use group policies? (possibly in …

NeXT is OOP (steve jobs worked on this when he got kicked out of apple in the 80s, later was incorporated into Apple OSX) But so is windows explorer... Thats why Windows95 had so many memory leaks and got a rep for getting slow over time. Each explorer window was …

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Best way is to boot the ubuntu CD. On the CD is an option for "Rescue Mode" (not graphical rescue mode!!) under Advanced Options. Go through those steps, and then choose to reinstall GRUB. Method 2: 1. Boot your computer up with Ubuntu CD 2. Open a terminal window or …

[quote] My OS is Win XP Home and I am running Visual Web Developer in an admin account. I do not have an ASP.NET machine account on my computer. (As an aside, I think they are no longer needed for ASP.NET 2 - is this true?) [/quote] It doesnt matter …

download TweakUI (Google for XP Powertoys) go into it and choose the option (its in there somehwehre) for rebuild icons - its a good idea not to change any of the other settings in here unless you know what you are doing

Easy. Loops are easy. Use them to count. Then use the modulus operator to get the remainder in order to see whether it divides by ten or not.

type "control userpasswords2" in run. Click "properties" when selecting the accounts and under group membership, set them to admin/standard user as appropriate.

Karmic is very buggy compared to jaunty, it seems a bit rushed to me - there are quite a number of regressions caused by changes to the kernel (KMS mainly), specifically, of you have an intel video chipset (945GM for example) you are likely to encounter a number of issues. …

You mean the thing that tells you if you are connected to the internet or not? Be more descriptive. This?

Isnt this what private investigators are for?

[quote]I should note I have found out that you can hack Bitlocker[/quote] You can hack anything given enough time and/or power. And if you are referring to cold-boot attacks, then thats a flaw of nearly all whole-disk-encryption software. Moral of the story: Physically secure all hardware. But anyway, here is …

Not directly into the code files, no. They are just plain-text.

there is no such thing as a 100% random number on a computer. and its *supposed* to produce the same sequence every time by default. to avoid this use [code] srand ( time(NULL) ); [/code] to initialise the random number generator with a seed (the current time)

Please, use CODE tags.

Is it one of thise Hologrammed (bronze coloured, 3D) ones? Ive got Office 2003 Student and Access 2003 (add-on) on disks like that. My laptop wont read them at all and my desktop only will if they are very very clean. I always assumed it was because they were old, …

[quote]hold F8[/quote] dont hold f8. tap f8

Children cant access fields of the parent class. Add accessor and mutator methods to Animal to allow access to these fields from the children.

We generally dont do that because then other people would be affected (e.g if we delete your post in a certain thread, that thread may no longer make sense). You agreed to our rules and TOS when you created your account which state that "this is a public site where …

Im not sure if Office for Mac includes MS Access. Its a UNIX-Like system anyway, so MySQL, Derby etc... should run on it.

isnt that what Parametric Polymorphism is for? e.g i used that in chess so that i coded for a generic piece, but each piece had a custom move method (using virtual functions).

[url]http://www.zetcode.com/tutorials/javaswingtutorial/[/url] Pretty good.

1) No. 2) Speak english 3) This is a C++ board and what you want seems to be a mix of J2SE and JSP.

If you mean for Explorer (the file manager) just check "aslways show menus" under tools-> folder options