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This is why we store backups offline. If they are connected to the computer, then corruption (accidental or deliberate) can occur. For my backups, I keep a bunch of 2TB … -
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That looks pretty correct. You do need an enum to define indexes into grades such as LAB, PASS_FAIL_EXAM, FINAL_EXAM, etc. At least it looks like that's what you need. -
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I have used powers-of-2 to reallocate array sizes very successfully for years. IE, when I need to add an element to an array, and the array is full, then I … -
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What AD says is correct; however, if the file is small enough to fit into memory, then you can read the file into an array of char pointers (one per … -
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If you mean UML diagram, then get Sparx Enterprise Architect and use its reverse engineering capabilities to convert code to UML. -
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@Himanshu Downpost? Probably because you were asking for help with school/homework/testing stuff and hadn't prepared yourself, likely by things like "reading the book" or participating in class assignments. -
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Wouldn't [this](http://sharadchhetri.com/2014/05/07/install-mysql-server-5-6-ubuntu-14-04-lts-trusty-tahr/) be easier? Am guessing it applies to 13.04 too. -
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That is the source code. You need the GNU C/C++ compiler suite at the least (plus probably cmake as well) which are packages you need to install from the Ubuntu … -
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Decomposed (first example ONLY): `ab := a*b` `4c := 4*c` Using precidence: `2-d/m-n := 2 - (d/m) -n` Then key question is do the '^' operators in `ab^4c^2-d/m-n` mean XOR … -
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@LaxL No, shorter penetrates better, but has lower range, but higher bandwidth. Ok. I'm wrong! Assuming this is correct: https://system.netsuite.com/core/media/media.nl?id=3987&c=1014127&h=6a3f7973b02b602ff116&_xt=.pdf&ck=Y5MmDtLgAZr6kBFA&vid=Y5MmDtLgAZ76kAkA The higher bandwidth part is correct, and the penetration specs … -
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I knew that rps meant Indian Rupees. I was just asking what the conversion to US $ or Euros would be. Is that before taxes and shipping, or after? Where … -
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There is also a tool called OpenVNC (Open Virtual Network Computing) that allows remote/joint control of computers. I have used it quite successfully in the past for this sort of …
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