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1. Don't use C#. 2. See #1. 3. See #2... Snark aside, I don't use C# and .NET tools because MS can change the rules for them any time they … -
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This entire block is bad: for(num=0;;) { a=getch(); if((a>='a' && a<='z')||(a>='A' && a<='Z')||(a>='1' && a<='9')) { ph[num]=a; cout<<"*"; ++num; } if(a=='\r') { ph[num]='\0'; break; } } if(pass=='input') { cout<<"PASSWORD ACCEPTED"<<endl; … -
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Telnet is insecure. Most servers have disabled it so you probably cannot access them with it. Try ssh instead. -
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More information than a simple "Permission Denied" would be helpful. I don't know if this will help... http://ocxocx.com/ocx/ Unfortunately, I don't know much about this (OLE Controls) as I try … -
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@Tcll - ah, another Linux user I see! FWIW, you can also find me on the Linux Forums, also under the handle Rubberman. Holler if you need any help, or … -
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Replied To a Post in Why does Windows XP refuse to die?
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What Moschops said. You need to use the appropriate -L <library-dir> and -l <lib-name> in your linker variable LDFLAGS in your Makefile. FWIW, my wife uses the boost libraries all … -
Replied To a Post in Why does Windows XP refuse to die?
I switched to Linux exclusively a long time ago (about 10 years) and have not regretted it in the least! I still run WinXP and Win7 in virtual machines, and … -
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Do you smell that crispy odor and hear sizzling? That's your power supply getting toasted... :-) It should trip a breaker or fuse, but don't depend on that! -
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Which of these 3 lines is generating the compiler error? for(list<int>::iterator it = wlist.begin(); it != wlist.end(); it++) { for (row = adj.begin(); row != adj.end(); row++) { for (col … -
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Sorry, but we don't do your homework for you. FWIW, the actual formula is ((9/5)*C) + 32. Make sure you get your parens correct! -
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In truth, this isn't a C++ issue. It is a Visual Studio issue. Ok, I may be nit-picking now, but this ISN'T a C++ problem! -
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Stupid Python indentation rules! One of the many reasons I despise the language! Personally, I think the authors of the language took their Monty Python analogies way too far! Not … -
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RTFM? What package? Where is the documentation for it? What is "ForeignKey" supposed to refer to? IE, until you produce your code, we can't help you very much. Also, we … -
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Replied To a Post in How to test a power supply unit without a pc?
Thanks cis7850 for the lead. It sounds like this is a dedicated device that would do what I suggested "in the raw". :-) Ain't tech great? To quote some wag … -
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Ultra puts out a power supply tester. It tests 20/24 Motherboard connector;Molex+12v/5v,EPS +12v;Floppy+12v/5v;PCI-E+12v;SATA+12v/+5v/ with led and sound indicators. -
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There are many for just about any operating system. What OS are you running, and where did you look? GNU has compilers for just about anything. -
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Replied To a Post in How to test a power supply unit without a pc?
You need a number of tools for this, including a harness that will provide a load similar to what the system would generate. In addition, you need diagnostic tools such …
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