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Hi Apolonian, What kind of online game would you like to make? You say 2d, but don't give much more information beyond that. How do you plan your online interactions to work? Like rubberman said, C++ can be used and is a good language but there are other options out …

This is something that I made a while back during thanksgiving 2007. If you want to add on to it you can, it's not very well made as in the organization sucks. But it is pretty cool in the fact that you can navigate your acii environ with color and …

Where is this folder being created at? For example, if it's in the system32 directory, or something, it's probably some windows nonsense that you shouldn't really bother with. But if it's in like, MyDocuments for example, you might want to try running a virus scan against your system as there …

[code]#include <iostream> using namespace std; long int math; long int check; long int divider = 1; long int inputnum; void dividerp(); void counter(); void inputp(); void dividerp(){ math = inputnum/divider; if (math == 1 or inputnum == 2 or inputnum == 1){ cout<<"You do have a prime number there!"<<endl; system("PAUSE"); …

You need to make sure your computer is 64bit, otherwise... there's no reason to upgrade past 4GB (without kernel mods, which, hell, you wouldn't be asking for our help if you knew how to create your own custom kernel) But judging from the specs you've given us, I think it …

To be quite honest. I love windows 8. I think it's a lot more nifty and provides more productivity to users than windows 7. I know people complain all the time about it, and I've had to face the haters on more than one occasion, but I've normally been able …

This might help? http://forums.cnet.com/7723-6136_102-301075/microsoft-picture-it-2002-crash-patch-for-xp-only/ I don't know though. I hope it does.

contacts would be the HTML element that you are gathering. I do so believe that it's from the ID=contacts, identifier. So say for example <p id=contacts>insert stuff here</p>

The cpu is always going to have idle processes running (drawing screen, networking, etc.) so you'll always have 30% or so cpu usage if you have other applications and processes running. Any by the looks of it, your computer is rather old, so any modern application is going to squeeze …

You can add permissions to the folder. As in, remove everyone except for yourself on the "Right Click" --> "Properties" --> "Security" --> "Edit..." and have only yourself as full control and remove everyone else. That should keep a folder secure, or you can try encrypting the folder if you …

Well depending on what you mean by this, yes. You can. Have one cable, attatch one router to one end and the other to the other end and now they are on the same line. But, if you're talking about splitting a cable or something, I'm not sure about that.

The other IP would be from the actual IP of your computer. So pretty much, you've got two networking interfaces on your computer, a virtual one (the 127.0.0.1) and the physical one (10.11.44.173). So, the ip configured to your phyiscal networking interface is 10.11.44.173 (I assume assigned by DHCP). If …

[QUOTE=logicmonster;1143040]I've been back through my book 5 or 6 times now, I'm just not seeing it! This is for a larger project and I'm stuck on this specific part of it , all i'm looking for is an example of some kind to change a user input of a "t" …

Simply because the libraries for 16 bit applications contain depreciated code that doesn't work with modern 64 bit processors. To write work arounds for these libraries would be time consuming and cost a lot of money, you're lucky you even get compatability mode in my opinion.

Well, to be frank, you could run the apps in a virtual machine of snow leapord. But other than that, you'll probably have to buy the new Office Applications (or use Libre Office/Open Office). I'm not sure if there are powerpc emulators readily available on the mac.

http://www.1and1.com/linux-web-hosting?__lf=Static&linkOrigin=&linkId=hd.subnav.linuxhosting This has your entire solution bundled if you don't mind it being in the cloud. Website, Email, and Database on a hosted server.

[QUOTE=murderotica;674549]You get a Barnyard DVD... I put in your grandma.[/QUOTE] You get back your grandpa... I put in a sweet looking chair.

People sell malware kits (websites and such) that are SEO'ed to be #1 for whatever product they represent, often luring others into purchasing membership into a forum for help or downloading software that will infect their computer and make them part of a botnet or worse. It's no surprise that …

What Deepa says is true, but it can also be a very risky process if you choose to flash the bios, if the update doesn't complete properly you might lose access to your system permanently. So, make sure that you have everything protected and backed up before you do so.

i don't exactly know, I've been looking into this but can't tell for sure that your motherboard will even function if you put in 2x4GB ram sticks in one channel, and an 8GB ram stick in the other. But, by default, your ram will switch the the highest CAS latency …

I think that this was supposed to be a resource of some type.

Honestly, I would teach people Shell Scripting first as a precursor to a programming language. It's fast and easy to grasp and teaches the basic programming structures like "if", "while", "for", variables, and functions. Anybody who knows how to Shell Script should be ready to move on to C++ or …

I think it's your video card overheating. 60C is rather high, and that will cause your computer to restart without BSOD prompts. I've had it happen to me a lot (used to have an open case and would stick my foot in when it was warm and sometimes get hit …

If it's a laptop and you don't have too much valuable data on it. You can always reset it back to factory defaults and have it fixed that way without any issues. But if it's possible, try installing an anti-virus program while your computer is booted into safe-mode so that …

You can reinstall your browser if you think that it's infected. Othrewise you can use a free anti-virus program like AVG free, Malwarebytes, SOHOS, and many others that are not on a trial. These programs should help you out, and if they don't try some googling on the malware detected. …

Resurrecting 3 year old dead threads... great.

Make sure that the drivers are installed, just in case you uninstalled them by accident. That would cause your sound device to not work. Otherwise, your device *might* have failed, though, chances are it hasn't, and if the problem persists, try taking it to the local PC repair shop and …

> Red Hat is the operating system and VMWare is the hypervisor that runs on the host system. It is common these days to run a variety of operating systems in a virtual environment. There are several benefits such as reducing the total cost of ownership, effeciencies in provisioning, etc. …

Well not all routers provide DHCP. And sometimes you might not even have a router, and your computers are directly connected to a series of switches. This is where DHCP comes in handy, as your computers will contact the DHCP server (aka your linux box) and be assigned a dynamic …

I used these types of study materials for my certifications: Testout's Labsim software for A+ and Network+, as well as a lot of other certs that I've gotten It's rather expensive, but it will teach you mostly everything that you need to pass the exam, just make sure to take …

\\\" ? *had to do 3 backslashes since one went kapoof* But because \ is an escape character, you'll have to do a double \\\ in order to replace " with \"

> What do you mean by the plan/run option? Are you referring to autorun, like when a CD/DVD is inserted in the drive? Or do you mean when Windows starts up? I was going to suggest setting up a boot script that ran the at daemon or something, but this …

Use the original installation disc of your operating system and either choose startup-recovery, or system-restore, of if you have a backup, choose that one too. you can always back up your system in safe-mode with networking to another computer or something, and then wipe and load your system agian.

You could try running a registry cleaning program, or delete the applications that are trying to run, like adobe shockwave for example. Or run a virus scan that cleans up the registry as well. Or mess around with your MSconfig and prevent these programs from starting up and searching for …

Well, honestly, I'd go and run a virus scan on your computer because from the sound of it. You're infected if you're getting popups to tell you to download/isntall things. Otherwise, the site you were trying to download from was a malware hosting site and what not, and you need …

It's called rate limiting. From their side, they will only allow a maxium number of packets/bytes through their pipe, the rest will be dropped. So on their side they would modify their routers/switches to only let "x" through whichever port you or vlan you are connected to.

What video card are you going to buy?

Well, for example, you can write a bash/shell script to secure copy over the passwd and shadow files to each server from the one that it is originating from. Now, if that user needs to have a home directory and such, it might just be better to look into an …

Well actually, you can use "Windows Firewall with Advanced Security" and just block port 80 in and out. Done. That's a built in windows addition so just read up a little on how to use it (it's not so straight forward) and you'll be fine.

Make sure that your chown command has the -R flag for recursive, otherwise it's not going to be able to work.

> So, what's your question? I asked the same thing when I looked at this.

Google it next time. http://windowsdesktopwallpapers.com/?windows-xp-default,6

There is "OCS INVENTORY" which is a database type application. Also, GLPI, and I do believe these are free. These allow you to document, and/or add an agent to a machine which will document the services, packages, and other things on the server to the database. I'm sure that there …

It could be that your power adapter is not providing enough power to your computer for it to charge the battery. Or your power adapter is somewhat broken (like the connector) and isn't conducting enough electricty and isn't able to charge your computer. Or loads of others possiblities. What I'd …

Well, if you boot up into a linux OS and get the right drivers, you can format the san-disk. I have an article on here about formatting a back-track os onto a flash drive, you can pretty much do the same for your san-disk and it will work. The article …

ifconfig eth0 x.x.x.x(ipaddress) netmask x.x.x.x(subnet mask) You don't need to "route" anything...

Generally companies won't allow us to share forms to the public for various reasons, so I'm not sure if you'll get an answer here. But I'm sure there are default web forms and such on the internet. Otherwise you could make your own and print it up to use and …

Could you give us some more information on what flags and options you chose when you executed the sysprep command? And could you explain a little bit more on what you mean by "I did not find volumes on the client computer.."?

So, I've been having a rather hard time configuring this because the flash drives totally screw up when you try to safely power off the system, so I figured I'd tell you how to do a persistent usb install without this... trouble. You'll need to have an 8gb or bigger …

He's talking about a server. And if a server fails and has downtime while you're reinstalling all of the applications and such which could take days if not properly documented, that could be a nasty problem. So doing a full backup (if it's a server) should be a fine solution, …