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I fail to see the motivation for posting this. I also don't see anything useful, interesting or worthwhile reading about this post. (Not to mention that this thread is totally in the wrong forum.) >as i wont register myself again n again right Great, so know we won't even know …

Well, when that happened to me a couple of times I just left the thing for a day and when I came back it had resolved itself, but assuming that doesn't work... [B]If your data is backed up (or isn't important to you): [/B] Follow the instructions for [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread54207.html"]reinstalling Mac …

>Maybe that folder is on some other partition? fdisk -l That may not necessarily provide enough information. The real info is when you run the mount command: [code]mount[/code] It'll list all the filesystems mounted, and if /usr or /usr/bin is listed there, you've got it on a separate partition. >mount …

I've seen better, but most of Guns N' Roses' music is ok. They must have been high when they made that music video, however.

[QUOTE=jbennet;406755]Okay im kind of interested in porting the gnome-games packages to the win32 platform. This aught to be possible, right, seeing as there is win32 versions of GTK and SDL etc ?[/quote] Yeah, it's possible. The difficulty of the port depends on how many libraries exist (and ports of the …

Have you tried holding down the option key?

You need to install a special driver to be able to write to NTFS, but be warned: the driver has its bugs and shouldn't be used in a stability-critical environment. As for the driver, take a look at [url]http://www.linux-ntfs.org/[/url]

>Newer languages (Java) and more are gaining a foot hold. Yep, just try writing an operating system in Java. >Eventually Pascal and Fortran dried up despite million programs. They did? C isn't going to die... at least not for a long time. Even if programs written in C were to …

I've got the disks, but I need them for my Mac IIvi. Sorry. :-) On a more serious note, you can download the System 7 installation floppies (or System 6 for that matter) from Apple, free of charge: [url]http://download.info.apple.com/Apple_Support_Area/Apple_Software_Updates/English-North_American/Macintosh/System/Older_System/System_7.5_Version_7.5.3/[/url]

I don't know really anything about the Maya API or setting it up in the Visual Studio environment, but Google also works. [url]http://www.wouz.dk/autodesk-maya-misc/maya-plugin-development-setup-for-ms-visual-studio/[/url] [url]http://www.highend3d.com/boards/index.php?s=&showtopic=215588&view=findpost&p=220819[/url] If this wasn't what you were looking for, please elaborate.

Since this became a debate in the other thread, I thought it would have enough weight to become its own thread. Thus, I'm posting this here. If you want to whine about code tags, then take a looksie over here: [url]http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread84443.html[/url] Basically I'm asking for your opinion on a code …

...somebody doesn't like hamada_1990 :P Any thoughts on [I]Harry Potter: The Order of Phoenix[/I]?

It's possible, but you're definitely in the gray area of the law if you decide to do it. Two reasons: the OS X license says you won't install it on anything other than a licensed Apple machine, and secondly, you're downloading a copy of OS X that you didn't buy. …

Have you tried restarting the MacBook Pro with the Mac OS X install DVD in the drive, and holding down the 'C' key while the thing starts up?

Looks like I came to this thread a bit late, but I thought I'd throw in my 2 cents-worth. First of all - don't even think about compiling anything until you've installed the Apple Developer Tools. There's a disc that comes with Mac OS X that contains this bundle of …

May I be so bold as to ask why or how the casing on the external hard drive got damaged? Another thing, does the hard drive's partition(s) mount on OS X?

I agree with Salem on some points, but I'm doubtful how much good a short ban would do when most of the people only stay to get their problem fixed. And the people that do stick around longer eventually DO learn it, it's just the newbies that have problems. The …

>im wondering how i can download video from the camera into iphoto, >considering its not an issue to download photos? If photos transfer fine, you should have no problem with videos. For me, videos transfer seamlessly with the photos, and double-clicking the thumbnail in iPhoto launches QuickTime Player. >is sony …

The [inlinecode]tm[/inlinecode] structure seems to be what you're looking for ([URL="http://linux.die.net/man/3/ctime"]ctime header[/URL]).

Wasn't this mentioned before? I thought it had something to do with those long thread titles in the subscription section of the User CP.

Google it. [url]http://www.google.com/search?q=swf+decompiler+mac[/url]

I usually just PM Davey when I encounter a spam blog, but he's usually keeping a pretty good eye on them... [edit] I just double-checked them now, and I have to agree that the latest blogs are in a horrid state.

@Ancient Dragon: Shouldn't it be [INLINECODE]cctype[/INLINECODE] since we're in C++? As for the code itself, it works fine for me. One thing you may want to try is removing the [INLINECODE]#include "stdafx.h"[/INLINECODE] line. Or post the contents of stdafx.h if you really want a precompiled header.

Learn about the wonder that is code tags. [url]http://www.daniweb.com/forums/announcement8-3.html[/url] What are you trying to do here: [code]output = text[temp3];// . " " . output;[/code] First, if you want to copy the contents of text[temp3], you're going to have to use [search]strcpy[/search]. Secondly, why are you filling 'output' with stuff each …

[QUOTE=jbennet;408113]you cant . In linux there is no real single instillation directory - the correct things just always go to the correct places.[/QUOTE] That's not completely true. While I don't believe there is a way to control where apt-get installs stuff, different Linux distros have slightly different standard install locations …

Instead of buying a radio that can record, then transferring everything to your computer real time, I'd say it would be much easier to go the internet route. I'm pretty sure there are tons of Windows utilities that can record the sound output of a program; the only one I'm …

Using Ctrl-Alt-F[I]x[/I] to use various virtual terminals is a temporary solution, if you don't ever want the GUI to come up again, you'll have to change your default runlevel and/or remove xdm from your default runlevel. I don't know how to do this in SuSE however; it would be nice …

To me, paid blogging at DaniWeb sounds like a much nicer option. :-)

>I'd like to see how many people like iTunes cause i think it is rubbish iTunes is very slow on Windows; likewise WMP is very slow on Mac OS X (even on the PPC Macs). The ported application is almost never as good as the original. On Windows I use …

>The 1st time through the loop, everything works fine, but after that, the >inner loop doesnt work. You reach the end of the file after you run through the loop the first time. The second time you run it, you try to read from where you left off (which is …

>Its not possible to boot windows or OSX off of a usb drive I don't know about Windows, but I know that OS X can be booted from a USB drive... Regarding a dual-boot, I'm not completely sure, but I would imagine some difficulty would arise regarding the partition tables. …

You can chainload with almost any distro if you just opt-out of installing the bootloader during install time. Once you get to the command prompt (usually from another Linux distro) you can manually install GRUB wherever you like, and set it up to your preferences.

Do you have the Mac OS installation disc? I would try a reinstallation first, as it sounds like your Mac can't find an operating system to boot off of. If you haven't got the install disc, either go out and buy one, or you're pretty well hosed... you could try …

Although the MBR only allows up to 4 primary (the adjective you were trying to remember?) partitions, there is a way to get around this limitation by creating what is called an extended partition -- it's basically a partition that can hold other partitions inside of it, which are called …

Have you followed the instructions on[URL="http://en.opensuse.org/Java"] openSUSE's website[/URL]?

I'm a little bit confused, but for command line arguments, Linux will automatically split them whenever it sees a space. As for splitting a string, you need to write a parser. I'm not going to do your homework for you, but [URL="http://www.google.com"]start researching[/URL]. (Try "Linux shell script parser")

[QUOTE=The Dude;395155]I tell ya,they need to close down all these stupid amusement parks!!![/quote] Oh, and I suppose whenever you see an accident on the road you want cars to be banned. :icon_rolleyes: [quote]THE QUALITY AND MAINTENCE OF RIDES HAS GONE DOWN THE TUBES (As most everything else)[/quote] *huge yawn* You …

>i was wondering which is better ???? Neither. It depends on your needs and goals. First tell us a little bit about what you're going to be using the operating system for. What I will note, however, is that Vista is still very new and bugs are being ironed out …

Wine would be the place to start. You'll probably need Cedega to be able to run Half Life 2, however. [url]http://frankscorner.org/index.php?p=maxpayne2[/url] [url]http://games.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=04/12/09/1555228[/url]

What do y'all think of this one: [url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r0BukAy_dko[/url]

I guess it was my fault, I jokingly said that someone could create a bot. I'm sorry, I didn't mean for someone to take me seriously. :-(

I bet you could do it with [URL="http://www.freedos.org/"]FreeDOS[/URL]. Unfortunately it doesn't support Extensible Firmware Interface, so you would probably need something like rEFIt to even get close to booting it. That's a complete maybe. I might try installing it on my MacBook sometime and see how it works. As an …

What instructions did you follow? How are you trying to connect? What version of OS X are you using? (I'm assuming you [I]are[/I] using Mac OS X...?) Did you successfully mount the remote filesystem on the desktop? A screenshot might even be helpful.

>Sorry, didnt realise this was the wrong forum..how do i delete? You can't. Click the "Flag Bad Post" button above your post to contact a moderator.

> ahh.. I get a 404 error That's why you're supposed to visit the new link ^_^

>how do i install beryl without being on the internet with sypantec whatever its called? I do believe this command will do it, but you will probably need to be connected to the internet. From what I know, Beryl isn't included with Debian, although I could be wrong about this. …

I'm a little bit confused here. You see, the term "memory" in the IT context actually refers to the random access memory that your computer uses to temporarily store bits of data. "Disk space" seems to be what you've filled up. First, if Illustrator gave the "not enough memory" error, …

>whats the best software to start coding in C++? The basic two tools that you will need are an editor and a compiler. An editor could be something as simple as Notepad.exe, however, it's recommended you get something a bit more advanced than that. A compiler is a program that …

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[quote=Nichito;367826]then, why not better make the comment box a required field when giving bad rep? this way at least you know why you are being bad repped... how about it?[/quote] That's the way it used to be. But people just typed a period or some random letters, making a forced …