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Replied To a Post in No Web access
Is this a home or work network? If a home network, what is your router? Have you tried other computers (or phones using WiFi) on the network? -
Replied To a Post in Display from graphic card dvi/hdmi ports turning off intermittently
It is possible that the card has a fault. I don't know what you can do to diagnose that. You could send it in for service, but then you would … -
Replied To a Post in How to see which sites access by particular IP address in LAN
There are network monitoring tools that can help you do that. Two that are available (free, open source) for both Windows and Linux are Wireshark and tcpdump. They can work … -
Replied To a Post in Troubleshooting: PC suddenly shuts down not because of overheating
They should be. YOu need to reduce the current draw. You need to disconnect the secondary disk drives and cd drive, including the power plug. IE, shut down the system, … -
Replied To a Post in Why do i need to add exe's files to dll project if they refer to them?
Your biggest problem in the future will be using Visual Studio. In any case, this was NOT a C++ problem. It was a Windows Visual Studio problem. -
Replied To a Post in Online/Offline script for dedicated server
Not asking for much, are you? What have you tried so far? FWIW, I charge $200 USD per hour (minimum 8 hours) for consulting work, which is what you are … -
Replied To a Post in Is Comodo NSA safe?
Get yourself one what? SSL certificate? Are you running a web site? If not, don't bother. If so, then explore the options for registered certificate authorities. -
Replied To a Post in Troubleshooting: PC suddenly shuts down not because of overheating
As we both suspect, your 500W PS is not adequate, which assumption is reinforced with your newer comments about it failing when game playing (forces the GPU into high-power mode). … -
Replied To a Post in HELP!! Can not get an internet connection
Are you running from a home network, or company one? Is this on WiFi or a hard-wire ethernet connection? -
Replied To a Post in Why does Linux looks like Macintosh?
Mac OS is basically BSD Unix with a nice GUI. Linux is similar, with many nice GUIs, SOME of which resemble the Mac's. That said, Linux GUIs are a lot … -
Replied To a Post in searching vector with maps
A map is not case-insensitive by default. You need to specify your own comparison function in the template argument list for the directory object to handle your use case. Here … -
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Replied To a Post in Continuous location tracking for WP 8.1 using bing maps
I doubt it would make much difference betwixt the two versions, assuming the Bing Maps APIs are available for 8.1 as well as 8. -
Replied To a Post in how to do Face Detection from digital images
Try using Google or Wikipedia to start your search about facial recognition algorithms. This is not a simple subject and is one that has tripped up some of the top … -
Replied To a Post in Troubleshooting: PC suddenly shuts down not because of overheating
How many and what type of disc drives are you running? Devices that are USB powered? Other cards besides the video? FWIW, the Radeon 7850 draws approximately 300 watts when … -
Replied To a Post in Use Sound System with 5+ Devices?
Bose has some nice gear for this sort of thing. A bit more expensive than Logitech, but far better in quality. -
Gave Reputation to deceptikon in Good Algorithm Reference Book
> Internet recources on algorithms are suprisingly sparse, especially compared to "regular" programming. Ironically, my go-to quick reference for algorithms and data structures [is a website](http://xlinux.nist.gov/dads//). It's the most complete … -
Replied To a Post in How to install ios iphone
If it is an Apple phone, it already is installed. If not, then you can't install it. If it is an iPhone and the flash memory has been completely wiped, … -
Gave Reputation to deceptikon in Inheritance
in·her·i·tance (n) 1. money, property, etc., that is received from someone when that person dies 2. something from the past that is still important or valuable 3. the act of … -
Replied To a Post in oop I'm not getting
OOP is a means to help you think about the things that are going to "live" in your programs - their properties and behaviors, as well as how they are … -
Replied To a Post in Vectors c++
Ok. Put a space between the '>' and 'records' on line 38. Other than that, what is your problem other than confusion? Show how you are using the vector. -
Gave Reputation to tinstaafl in Problem to write to fstream
I did a little more investigating for you. It looks like the problem wasn't so much trying to read and write from the same stream, as it was about trying … -
Replied To a Post in Inheritance
Try Googling this on your own. We aren't here to do your homework for you. -
Replied To a Post in Why ++ operator overloading expect (int) ?
> nitin1: extremely awesome ;) You always explain awesomly. how? ;) I think deceptikon had the "awesome C++ wizard" gene spliced into his DNA... :-) -
Replied To a Post in C Program to swap two numbers without using third variable
What deceptikon said. This where coding boffins start calculating the number of cycles each valid approach uses, and determine if there is a big enough difference to matter. If you … -
Replied To a Post in Why do I need headers at all?
> @rubberman Why will I need to update each and every source file? Can you please elaborate little bit? Please explain more. thanks. If the contents of any of the … -
Replied To a Post in C++ pseudocode
As pointed out, that is just bad code with no indentation, not pseudo code, which is the process of describing what the program will do, not doing it. Here is … -
Replied To a Post in Why do I need headers at all?
1. Because if the headers change (software updates, etc), then you would have to update every source file you have. 2. Header files often have macros defined, global variables that … -
Replied To a Post in Waqas
And that method is...? -
Replied To a Post in besides ::malloc() what alternatives for Windows?
Intel compilers and libraries are generally first class, but they are not free. You can get the same results with other compilers and libraries. On Linux, supposedly using the -pthreads … -
Replied To a Post in palidrome
:-) We have all done that. Just remember, we are trying to help students to learn how to fish. Not just feed them a fish! Anyway, as per my comment, … -
Replied To a Post in Learning To Program, My Uneventful, Non Fruit Bearing Journey
As chriswelborn said, having a problem to solve is a good incentive to learn how to program. I got started in 1983 by being challanged to write an accounting program … -
Replied To a Post in File reading
I hope my answer helped you find this solution. In any case, I'm happy you have solved the problem. -
Replied To a Post in Question about Scanner
The data from the scanner is binary. You are trying to output that as text. You need to decode the binary data first. -
Replied To a Post in A simple key logger (Tkinter assisted)
And the purpose of this is? Keyloggers can be used to build a remote-control support application (I have done so in the past, and that is what VNC and other … -
Replied To a Post in Computer will on but no display
I disagree with oricion. 1. If the card did work at first, but stopped working recently, then the card is likely failing and you should return it for a replacement. … -
Replied To a Post in hardware problems
If you have no monitor, how do you know it is running properly. The fact that the fan and/or hard drive spin is no indication for sure. Have you tried … -
Replied To a Post in Wipe all Information from my Computer for Donation
You may also have a restore partition on the hard drive that will let you restore it to factory settings. If not, then it is either paying for the restore … -
Replied To a Post in File reading
I don't see a Basement to Dining_Room transition. There is a Basement to Closet transition, and a Dining_Room to Basement transition. -
Replied To a Post in State Design - Base class undefined
You have defined State after Machine, but each has a dependency on the other. This is how you can deal with that: // Forward declaration of the State class. class … -
Replied To a Post in private VS protected
You are correct in that the protected: declaration in class Tank does nothing. You could put static or instance methods or variables there, but since it is only succeeded by … -
Replied To a Post in C Program to swap two numbers without using third variable
This is how to do it: #include <stdio.h> int main(void) { int a = 10; int b = 12; a ^= b; b ^= a; a ^= b; printf("a == … -
Replied To a Post in Is "not-supporting" multiple CPUs possible?
I suspect that you would need a BIOS option as well as operating system support for that. -
Replied To a Post in Copy doubly linked list into other linked list
So, show your code doing this. You only show the structure of the list and node structures. -
Replied To a Post in Accesing wireless network with shell.
You definitely need some skills... I don't run windoze, so I can't comment on your use of netsh very intelligently, but from what I garner from some web searches and … -
Replied To a Post in test
A joke, right? Iamthwee usually posts sensible stuff... :-) -
Replied To a Post in [Java Question]Arithmetictable
So, you only show your main() and argumentCheck() methods. What have you done for the createTable() and printTable() methods? What problems are you encountering? -
Replied To a Post in Hash Map Resources
Any particular reason why you are using hash-maps vs regular maps? One advantage (possibly) for maps is that they are key ordered. -
Replied To a Post in E-commerce Website with shopping cart
There are ample e-commerce packages that will do what you want. Nothing is free. You either pay in $$ or in time and effort.
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