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 | Re: Please advice ! Toothpaste also has been shown to work sometimes. http://health.howstuffworks.com/skin-care/cleansing/myths/quick-tips-does-toothpaste-really-dry-out-your-acne-.htm  |
 | You've got the right idea. There are typo's in your example though. |
 | To add on to what Mike said, just remember "only friends can see your private parts". |
 | > is there a better way to build this? That depends. How are you building it? If your using a modern C++ compiler, and your using reasonable flags, you should be fine. > There are 40 errors messages at the moment It would take at least 2 minutes to find …  |
 | > if its hard(rather than impossible) to brute force and find the key, It is impractical to try and find the public key. The only attacks that are imaginable in the forseable future would be a break through in physics (in particular, setting up enough "state" stablely in quantum computers … |
| | Re: Window safe mod http://windows.microsoft.com/en-CA/windows-8/windows-startup-settings-including-safe-mode |
 | I'm not generally concerned over public wifi security. I don't even see too much credible reason to encrypt your home wifi. Most websites I trust information with correctly use TLS. Someone might fall for a spoof if they don't keep there eye on website certificates, but if you do, your're … |
| | I think the community is one of the largest factors for most languages IMO. Though the C++ and Java communities are both very vast and it's harder to distinguish the two. The C++ community is accociated with the C camp more. The general feel is that they are more aware …  |
 | I haven't used it in years, so I can't really help you. You could look through the documentation, maybe you'll find something in there. There are a few free alternatives though. Libreoffice, or Google docs for example. Or you can try out Latex for more professional documents. |
 | Doesn't access have the ability to generate reports? Is there a reason why you can't use it? If your stranded in 1998 and need to use VB6, you could generate html or latex. Another option would be to upgrade to something that belongs to this decade where you'll have more … |
| | What have you done so far? Are you able to read anything off of the serial port? That would be step one. The second step would be deciding when to "capture" a value. I dout you want to capture all non-zero values (although you might). The scale will probably fluxtuate … |
| | What steps did you follow to set it up? [This](http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=63123) guide might come in handy. I second that sharing your c: is a bad idea. If you really want to do this on windows, I would either use another storage system (external hdd, raid, etc...) for shared files, or another …  |
| | Re: i need c++ code That's oddly specific. I'm not sure if you'll find ready made C++ code that will be able to do it. You should consider implementing it instead of looking for a ready made solution. For something like this, I would almost want to set up an LP to cluster them such …  |
 | If you want to know how it's done, I would start by learning assembly. There are plenty of diassemblers out there, and learning assembly will allow you "reprogram" whatever it is your cracking. ie, a program might contain something like: pop ecx pop edx cmp ecx, edx je equal call … |
| | It looks like we're mssing information, and I feel like a visual will illuminate the problem faster then staring at code. After line 9, add `cout << PI[qqq][kkk] << " " << NPI[qqq-i][kkk-j] << endl;`, and after line 18 (before `if (isequal==true)`) add `cout << "new row" << endl;` After … |
| | Press Win-R, type "cmd" <enter> without quotes, then type "ping server" <enter> where server is the website your trying to connect to. What does the output look like? |
| | Re: An OS problem? Is the Crucial directly connected to the computer? Or does the RAID use it as a cashe? If it's directly connected to the computer, Press Win-R and type "compmgmt.msc" <enter>. Then go to Storage->Disk management. What do you see there (or take a screen shot)? |
 | `conio.h` is not standard. Furthermore it's old and unsupported, and it's funtionality varies between platforms and operating systems. People stopped using it 20 years ago, and it should no longer be taught. The best solution would to run it from a command line in a dos shell, powershell or unix … |
| | In a lot of UI libraries, an event will be passed from the event loop when a button is pressed. Some libraries will call a function or a method directly instead of implementing an event. What are you using to create your UI?  |
 | I unconciously developed a habit of making a mental tree of all my pages open, and when my mind says "branch", I open it in a new tab, and when it says "dive" I open it in the same tab. Sometimes websites don't always handle "open in a new tab" … |
| | I would have to agree with the practical critisism. Most of the bugs happen when I'm not having difficulty to be honest. Usually it will be something simple like not getting a boundary correct, or if I miss something as small as endianess, or to make a point, even if … |
| | I haven't use a MIPS assembler that accepts `$zero`, but yes - they both don't do anything. Though I've heard that some might prefer one to the other when the other is used more often (a little less heat going through one instruction). I'm not sure how usefull that is … |
| | Re: Sum of ages Are you having specific problems? 1. Avoid using globals like that. 2. `main` is defined as `int main(void)`. The `int` part is NOT optional. 3. scanf is dangerous. 4. Indent your code properly. |
| | I'm not sure why you would be using notepad. The IDE as Ancient Dragon mentioned would be the easiest. If you wanted to use your own text editor, one option would be to make a project in VS, and use VS to manage the files as well as the compiltion, …  |
| | That depends on what you mean by "dynamically". |
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| | First off, creating an algorithm is language agnostic. You can do it in any turning complete language. On to the parts about creating your own encryption algorithm: As long as it's not for production use, then I encourage you to study it and try it. Creating one that's secure and … |
| | The set P contains all of the problems that are 1. decision problems (the answer is "yes" or "no") 2. can be solved in O(n^k) time for some contant k on a deterministic turning machine. (a deterministic turning machine is a computer which will do one action for the same … |
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 | I haven't ran into that problem (using [this](http://www.easy2boot.com/)). Are you erasing any files? It could just be a faulty USB stick. For your external, you can try something like deep freeze (it's paid software, I am not aware of any free version). Though I'm not sure why you wound want … |
| | If you want to convert Perl into Python, the first step you'll need to take is to learn Perl. Otherwise I'm not sure how you can pull it off.  |
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 | Does the intenet work from another device? ie, a phone through wifi, or another computer? That'll narrow dorn the search for the problem.  |
| | http://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/util/Collections.html#sort-java.util.List- |
| | Re: dld project 1. We're not going to do it for you. We will help you. 2. That's a very specific sensor, and doesn't have much to do with C++ development itself. You'll need to look at the provided API. 3. Your question is vague. Try to explain what you've done, and what … |
| | I think it depends on what you want to learn. If you want to replace your desktop environment with a desktop environment based on \*nix, then you should probably start with Ubuntu, Fedora or CentOS (just to name a few of the easer desktop oriented ones). You should probably start …  |
| | Re: Binary Tree > So that it adds parentheses around every operator and pair of operands. What do you mean by that? Is the tree used to represent an infix notation expression? Or are you referring to the 2 typos in your code? |
 | Re: GUI in C I have a little list [here](http://www.daniweb.com/software-development/cpp/threads/480764/c-gui#post2101981). Some of them are for C. |
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 | Re: zuniga6580 A lot of things could be the problem. Does it run hot? It could he overheating. It it is, see if you can still use your warentee to get it cleaned. If not, see if you can get a friend to do it. Or if you're brave, open her up … |
 | Sounds like homework. What do you think the implications of splitting up line 3 is? What does static do? |
| | > the more recent tendency to pack everything into a few mega-files. Who does that? I've never seen any well organized project do that. >master.cpp: Contains non-categorized, general function, misc stuff >master.h : Contains the usual stuff needed to make the program >advanced.cpp: Contains functional code for the advanced functions …  |
 | > software/JAVA programming as a major Java is a major? I'm not so sure about a major fixed on one language or technology. If you go through a reputable school for a bacholers, you should be fine. Keep in mind, it's a field that you'll never stop learning in. A … |
| | You can just copy and paste them into your extentions/snippets folder I believe. Package Control also works well. https://sublime.wbond.net/installation#st3 . Haven't used Sublime in a few years after switching to Vim though, so I'm not sure if things have changed much. |
| | > $hpassword=hash('sha256',$password); // Encrypted password Slow down there just for a minute. Hash's are not designed to securely store passwords. At all. Even a silly salt won't do much to help the situation. You might as well use double ROT13 encryption. If you ever plan to have live users, this …  |
 | C vs. C++ is a hard topic, and it doesn't really have a clear answer. You might as well learn both IMO, since you'll bump into both rather often. |
| | Re: IM service 1. Learn Python. 2. Learn some SQL. 3. Learn Ajax (html, css, javascript). When a user sends a message, Python puts the message in the database and signals a change. If a change is signaled, check to see if the other user is online. If she is, send her the … |
| | It's a bit unusual to program a backend in C, but it can be done. Python and Ruby have a better community and better support for that kind of thing though. If your programming in C, all you'll have access to is the bare bones. Also, you need to be … |
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 | First off, I'm not usually a fan of that kind of file manager anyways. I do use it, often because it's good enough for small operations and I would need to go out of my way to not use it, but I generally prefer either an orthodox file manager, or … |
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