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Replied To a Post in Gaining Experience via software
Lacking hardware, you can use virtual machines to set up, configure, and manage a network. -
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If both tables have 1M rows, then you potentially have 1T (trillion) rows of output. How many years can you wait for an answer? Show the schema of T1 and … -
Replied To a Post in I need help plz, can someone why this game is not doing what it is supposed
You cut off the output. Why is it saying that the build stopped? Also, there is no terminating output data indicating the score, plus I think that the round + … -
Replied To a Post in Help w/ Tortoise and Hare Program
You need to fill the strings ttrack and htrace with dashes after you create them. Then your code to substitute the dash with 'T' or 'H' will work. You also … -
Replied To a Post in Will replacing/updating boot drive kill my system's raid0?
Yes. Your data should be ok after updating the OS. Make sure you disconnect the drives when the system is shut down, before the upgrade. After the upgrade, shut the … -
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Sorry, but we don't do your homework for you. Make an effort and post your code along with compiler and runtime errors here. Then we may be able to help … -
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This is not a helpful post. Please describe the use case, what programming languages you will use, and the environment where you are asking the user to identify the color … -
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You need to study UML diagrams and such first. A sequence diagram is basically a visual description of how data and actions propagate between classes and entities in a system. … -
Replied To a Post in Will replacing/updating boot drive kill my system's raid0?
Sometimes a raid array has so much data that backups are not feasible, which is why I suggested disconnecting the RAID before the update. RAID0 however, is basically a mirrored … -
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I'm not aware of such, not that they cannot exist. Most computer/phone/tablet internet / network connections require either a direct ethernet connection, or a WiFi (wireless ethernet) connection. -
Replied To a Post in Will replacing/updating boot drive kill my system's raid0?
Assuming that the boot/system drive is not on the RAID, then it should not be a problem. That said, you may want to disconnect the RAID before you do the … -
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Did you log into the ftp server with valid user credentials? -
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As said, the manual (found on the PHP web site) will help a LOT in dealing with this. That's how I learned. -
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Is this a CRT (cathode ray tube) monitor? How is it connected? VGA? DVI? Other? -
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What exactly do YOU mean by "archive" an architecture? What precisely are you trying to accomplish? -
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Welcome to Daniweb. Good help here as well as on the Linux Forums. -
Replied To a Post in How to Improve this code?
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Replied To a Post in How to Improve this code?
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One of my rules is that you NEVER use a function as the terminating condition in a loop. This is only necessary if the output of that function may change … -
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Intel makes very solid mobos that will probably meet your requirements. Go to their web site and check out their system boards. I've been running a dual processor server/workstation mobo … -
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If you have a bachelor degree in one of the STEM subjects then with your network cert you should be able to get an entry-level position somewhere. -
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Double posting doesn't buy you anything. Please ask for this copy to be removed as the answers you want are already on the other thread. -
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Asking people to analyze over 500 lines of code for you is not a "nice" thing to do. As David W. suggests, use std::string objects instead of char arrays. They … -
Replied To a Post in ImportError: No module named vidcap
What system are you running on - Windows? Can't help you other than suggest a Google search. Linux? Then what OS distribution and version are you running (such as Ubuntu … -
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Your computer or cell phone will scan the area for open access points. Those typically would be "hotspots". -
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If you just want to learn Linux, then Ubuntu or Mint (a derivative of Ubuntu) are good choices. If you want to learn enterprise linux such as are used in … -
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So, don't bother me with this any further. Find another sucker, or figure it out on your own! -
Replied To a Post in Decode Websocket Packet (Wireshark)
Ok. We are having an argument that is going nowhere, mostly because you have not told me anything to change my mind about the use of ssl/https/tls for these so-called … -
Replied To a Post in Decode Websocket Packet (Wireshark)
If you are talking to a web site, and the data stream is encoded (encrypted), then it is likely using https (ssl/tls). Why do you say it isn't? You have … -
Replied To a Post in Decode Websocket Packet (Wireshark)
The https protocols use the secure sockets library (ssl) to do the encryption. What did YOU think the answer was? Read this article, and cancel your downvote: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTPS - and … -
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Please show you code, and class definitions. -
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You need to post your source code here. Also, if you run your program in the debugger, does it still fail? If it does, then you will be able to … -
Replied To a Post in ToDoTask part 1: Reading a file from
fgets requires a `char*` as the first argument. You are passing a `toDo*` type. I assume that the day element of toDo is equal to the line number? In any … -
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The last time I did anything with Bayesian algorithms was back in the dark ages when we had to write everything from scratch... :-) Sorry that I don't know what … -
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Replied To a Post in Win10 Start Menu and Cortana aren’t working
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Power saving mode will either decrease the speed of the CPU, or possibly put the system to sleep or hibernate it. In the docking bay where you see things like … -
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What you call "switch" should be the network router. If the "wifi router" (I assume it is your WiFi access point) is configured as a router and not a bridge/switch, … -
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Is there a configure script or Makefile or install script (maybe called "install.sh")? What about read-me files? If there is a Makefile, run "make install", ditto if there is an … -
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Replied To a Post in How do I decode a websocket packet?
Please don't double-post. I already answered this in your other post... :-( -
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You can use either GET or POST variables for the message from the client, and then simple HTML for the output. GET variables go on the URL line. POST variables …
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