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For the teachers in EPA: https://www.facebook.com/NowThisNews/videos/1204926329597489/ -
Replied To a Post in Comcast Internet
Anyway, Marilyn and her daughters are tall (over 6') blond valkeries. They have been there since the 1970's - I was engaged to M before I met my wife. I … -
Replied To a Post in Comcast Internet
Re. EPA - not as bad as it was back 20-30 years ago when I lived there full time. Still, it's reputation lives on! Myself, never had a problem. It … -
Replied To a Post in lumia 540 network connectivity problem , after switching off the static ip
Assuming your system still sees the SSID of the WiFi accesspoint, then you will need to change your network (WiFi) configuration to use DHCP to get a network address from … -
Replied To a Post in Random letter generator
What tinstaafl said. Compilers turn all variable names into symbols anyway. So using X vs. Games doesn't make any difference to the size or performance of your code, but it … -
Replied To a Post in Comcast Internet
Well, we don't call it Comcrap for nothing! :-) Good speed though, but I hate their data caps and such. Let us know how it works out for you. I … -
Replied To a Post in Time Warner Cable
Never have had TWC. Verizon I had in the Boston Area about 10-12 years ago. I was one of their first FIOS subscribers. Here in Chicago we use AT&T, but … -
Replied To a Post in Student laptop
I assume your boys have some of their own $$? If they need more RAM, let them buy it. However, for the CPU, go as high as you can afford. … -
Replied To a Post in shrink the log file size which is currently in use
As I have said to others, use logrotate. See the man page for logrotate and logrotate.conf usage. That will let you do exactly what you want. -
Replied To a Post in Bucket Sort
Re floating point elements. I think you are correct, but just like integers, you may need multiple buckets such as [0,1], [2,3], etc to cover the range of elements. I … -
Replied To a Post in log file archivaly utility
I don't suppose there is a "neither up nor down vote" option for comments like mine? :-) -
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@JameCherrill - sorry, I woud not have down-voted your post if I was able to figure out a way to comment without doing that. Apologies. If you could advise me … -
Replied To a Post in Bucket Sort
Read this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bucket_sort -
Gave Reputation to JamesCherrill in log file archivaly utility
You could simply: Close the log file Re-name it to a unique archive log file name Open a new log file (same name as previous file before it was renamed) -
Replied To a Post in log file archivaly utility
Look into the logrotate command and options. This is how we do it in enterprise systems. After the log file is rotated, you can copy it to backup media, to … -
Replied To a Post in Tower(network) and sim is not showing in Samsung on7
The main problem, from the engineering perspective regarding the S7 battery problem, was that they wanted a really long runtime between charges on the battery, so they designed it to … -
Gave Reputation to Harsha_3 in Semaphores in C
>gcc -pthread filename.c is also enough. -
Replied To a Post in Tower(network) and sim is not showing in Samsung on7
Samsung S7? They have bricked all of those phones because of the danger of the batteries exploding. -
Replied To a Post in Using one pen drive for both Ubuntu and Windows 8
To continue: these same issues are relevant to SSDs (solid-state discs). They are really fast, but they should ONLY be used for read-mostly operations, such as operating system boot, system … -
Replied To a Post in Using one pen drive for both Ubuntu and Windows 8
What rproffitt said. In addition, FYI, pen/thumb drives (and sd cards) have a limited number of write cycles for each sector (512+ bytes). As that number is approached, the write … -
Replied To a Post in verifying my account
Ask Microsoft? If they are going to send you a text message with a code to verify your account, it could take awhile. I have seen such things take up … -
Replied To a Post in php show pictures from ip camera using xampp and access from internet
Have you forwarded port 5566 for the IP camera address (192.168.4.44)? -
Replied To a Post in Server / Core Dump error?
Well, nobody here is going to analyze 5000+ lines of binary dump code. The first post indicating that a signal 11 (segfault) caused this problem is helpful. It means that … -
Replied To a Post in How to get access to the routers on my network
How are they connected. Also, are they routers, switches, or WiFi access points? If they are all routers, what are their base addresses? -
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And yes, we had images of the employees stored in the database so they were displayed on the terminal when they clocked in/out and security could verify there were the … -
Gave Reputation to JamesCherrill in Java is Strictly Pass by Value!
This thread is tagged Java, so let's assume that is the context. `HashMap` in Java is a class in the standard API and it's definitive documentation is [here](https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/util/HashMap.html) It's one … -
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I had to write barcode scanning and decoding software back in the mid-1980's so our customers could use barcode scanners to log in/out workers from the plant (a major steel … -
Replied To a Post in Dynamic Arrays: Need help
This is when I drop back to C and use realloc() - much easier and sets errno appropriately if you run out of heap (returning NULL for the result of … -
Replied To a Post in Java is Strictly Pass by Value!
Just to confuse you (bumfuzzle you) a bit, there are also multi-maps... Maps with duplicate keys for one or more values. Here is the cplusplus.com page on them: http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/map/multimap/ Myself, … -
Replied To a Post in Java is Strictly Pass by Value!
You'll do ok Kasis if you remember that you can find most of your answers on the Internet. Post here when you are totally bumfuzzled (confused). We will be happy … -
Replied To a Post in How to record from cassette recorder to computer using Audacity on Linux
Well, all things considered, it seems that there is progress going on here. Keep us informed about your overall progress it@61... BTW, can't you just use a more user-friendly handle? … -
Replied To a Post in Java is Strictly Pass by Value!
Under the covers, all Java objects are references. When you assign one variable to another, the reference is copied, not the object's data. At that point, both variables hold a … -
Replied To a Post in How to record from cassette recorder to computer using Audacity on Linux
Sorry. No luck so far. I'll try again later. And I am using Mint 18. Didn't try the Jack audio though. Have a bad cold right now so that's as … -
Replied To a Post in How to record from cassette recorder to computer using Audacity on Linux
Great question! I would think that the output to your speakers should work ok. Have you tried? Ok. I'm going to try my microphone as an input device like are … -
Replied To a Post in Java is Strictly Pass by Value!
Ok. You have a question? Tell us something we don't already know... -
Replied To a Post in Antivirus scan
I think ClamAV/ClamWin have such api's. The key thing is that you need a signature for the virus you are scanning for. All A/V tools such as Clam have large … -
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Also, please provide as much code as you can. -
Replied To a Post in Adding a while loop to my rock paper scissors code?
Please show your altered code with the while() loop. One issue with your original code (which is what I assume you are showing here) is that it is infinitely recursive … -
Replied To a Post in Any tips?
> I am having trouble actually comprehending the syntax, for some reason I also have trouble applying what we are learning in our text book to the problems that we … -
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Replied To a Post in C++ Program
> Can you please phrase the set of instructions in C++ compatible to my PC performance. They don't exist. Realtime is a kernel issue, not a compiler or CPU one. … -
Replied To a Post in Gnuplot not giving the right yrange
I think that the failing yrange set [*:*] is failing because you are trying to set the yrange to infinity which gnuplot cannot handle. I'm not a gnuplot expert, so … -
Replied To a Post in RSS Reader in iOS
The "nice" thing about "standards" is that there are so many! GAH! -
Replied To a Post in How to connect sql server on codeblocks using C
Each SQL database has its own connection api's and protocols, and they all have a connection api for the C language. You need to refer to the specific database documentation … -
Replied To a Post in need help trying to create a loop to calculate asset depreciation
Please show your code performing this computation, and then we can possibly help you. We don't do your homework for you. -
Replied To a Post in Recursion in C++
You will find some useful stuff in http://www.cplusplus.com/ If you plug "recursion" into their search bar you get a lot of articles that cover the subject. -
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Jim, you really need to turn off or block your webcam before you start playing around! LOL! -
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I assume you tried other RSS feeds to be sure it wasn't a configuration issue? -
Gave Reputation to Dani in Phone Support Scamming
I've gotten these calls too and also find them entertaining and let them walk me through the process, up to the part where they connect, of course. Then I just … -
Replied To a Post in Linker Fatal Error
RTFM? The C Builder documentation should cover what you need to do for a new installation.
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