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Check the logfile in [icode]/var/log/Xorg.0.log[/icode], although if your cursor won't move, chances are that your [icode]/etc/X11/xorg.conf[/icode] file got screwed up (if it was even there in the first place).

[QUOTE=Nichito;410808]one of them is the hottest thing you've ever seen, but as long as she/he opens her/his mouth, it is full of crap and idiotness...[/QUOTE] I don't have a problem with her if she doesn't open her mouth. :-) [QUOTE=Infarction;411110]Can I alternate? Like one at night, other during the day?[/QUOTE] …

It's called spam.

Sorry, we don't condone piracy here.

>My main question has to do with the mouse. What language does it use? You can write a mouse [I]cursor[/I] (I assume that's what you mean) in a lot of different languages.

[url]http://support.microsoft.com/kb/263580[/url]

Okaaaaay... so if an adblocker is too complicated for you, how about editing the Windows [URL="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hosts_file"]host file[/URL]? [URL="http://everythingisnt.com/hosts"]This might come in handy.[/URL] Adding DaniWeb's ad server, aj.daniweb.com, might also help.

Something like [url]http://www.masswerk.at/jsuix/[/url] will offer you a limited number of commands/software. If you want to learn actual Unix though, at the very least download the PuTTY client and get a shell account.

When you delete a file, most of the time only the inode is deleted, not the actual data. As long as you don't add files to the drive and overwrite it, the data should still be there. You can often do it yourself. grep through your hard drive partition (usually …

[quote=tmlkcl;372127]"Most of the configuration is done in the router's setup utility, so open your web browser and point it to [URL="http://192.168.1.1/"]http://192.168.1.1[/URL], which is the default IP for that model of router." What if this does not work, i.e. does not connect to the IP address? I too set mine up …

Just for kicks, you should look at the poll that was posted on Cboard: [url]http://cboard.cprogramming.com/showthread.php?t=81459[/url]

How about running VMWare server on Linux -- it's free, and it's significantly more powerful than VMWare Player: [url]http://pubs.vmware.com/server1/admin/install_server.3.13.html[/url] Plus, it's designed around having multiple clients connect. It comes packaged with client programs that you can use to connect to the main server. I believe you can also clone images …

I agree. Ads have no business using my stereo system unless I explicitly permit them to do so.

>Anybody know how I can replace it cheaply? The Apple IIGS has an RCA video out connection (NTSC). Nearly every North American television set supports this input, and you can also buy adapters to convert the signal to VGA for example, for hooking up to a regular computer monitor.

Here's the install documentation for TuxPaint: [url]http://www.tuxpaint.org/docs/INSTALL.txt[/url] Assuming you meet all the requirements described in that document, your next step is to post the error messages you encountered when trying to compile it.

[QUOTE=MattBarthorpe;822788]I am extremely happy to be here at Dani Web. You have mentioned that you do not look for links from other blogs, forums,articles etc. I feel that if you allow this option this forum would become more informative. Its not always that people would have time to write huge …

A: A cup of tea would be nice.

Surely you've heard of the .htaccess file before?

Consider initializing your random number generator at the beginning of your program: [code]#include <ctime> srand(time(0));[/code] Your logic is totally weird here: [code] [COLOR=black]toss--;[/COLOR] [COLOR=black] counter++;[/COLOR] [COLOR=black] toss = rand() % 1;[/COLOR][/code] It's useless to deincrement toss when it gets assigned the random number 2 statements later. And rand() % 1 …

>root(hd0,6) You need to put a space between 'root' and the parentheses: [icode]root (hd0,6)[/icode]

Most likely you weren't running the program as a privileged user. Mac OS X requires administrative privileges to bind on ports < 1024.

You're just a disgrace to all the real trolls out there.

The most user-friendly method I can think of is grabbing a generic Flash video player (or Silverlight, if Microsoft is more your style), then plugging in parameters for each video. Host the object over HTTP/FTP using a web server daemon, and you're all set.

>Is it possible for the code to have bugs Yes. >y didn't it core dump on the cygwin too? Different platform, different system, different architecture. But if you *really* want to find out the reason, you'll have to post some code, because our guessing isn't going to get you very …

That's because you didn't read (or didn't understand) what was said in this link: [url]http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lite/templates.html#faq-35.12[/url] The whole cause of the problem stems from the fact that the compiler needs definitions of the template before it can generate instantiations of it. All you need to do is move all your implementation …

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I don't know of any distros offhand that autostart sshd and have a default username and password, but it should be fairly simple to make your own. The [URL="http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en/articles/remote-install/index.html"]FreeBSD docs[/URL] have a guide on doing it (if you don't mind installing Linux from a BSD shell), or if that doesn't …

The advanced search feature on this site is crap. It seems like it doesn't search 90% of the site, and the results it does dig up aren't anywhere close to relevant. You're better off using some more advanced google expressions to get the job done than DaniWeb's search feature.

Ironically, this isn't the greatest example of recursion; it could probably be solvedd with a simple loop. :rolleyes: However, since your instructor requires you to do it, here is basically what you should do when you actually get to the point where it's going to call itself: call the function, …

This feature is available in the current version of vBulletin, as well as the ability to view the last 10 visitors on any profile. I suspect we'll see it once Dani upgrades the site (which apparently takes a while due to its complexity).

They're not hidden, they're just deliberately cumbersome. Anyone with a little bit of logic can figure them out.

Sins win does DaniWeb have a spell chequer?

>I won't say who gave me my infraction, but I wear it as a badge of honor. Really? I thought you pouted and left. :p

For some reason the (code=language) tags aren't working today, at least initially. Regular (code) tags are fine though.

Nope.

Is the green light next to the camera turned on before you try to use Photo Booth? If it's on, that would seem to indicate that there is some program running in the background that is actually accessing the camera. You might want to double-check the processes currently running by …

Threads merged. Hopefully I didn't cause more confusion.

[code] else { return 0; } [/code] Is a logic error because you assume that if the first byte of each block are equal, the entire block of memory is the equal. "return 0" should be placed after the for() loop, because if there hasn't been an invalid comparison, then …

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What platform do you intend to write this on?

The same way you would add characters to a static array. The only difference being that you're responsible for allocating and deallocating the memory that 'arr' is going to point to.

Use a terminal command: [code]find /Users/someone/Music -iname '*.mp3' -exec cp '{}' somefolder \;[/code] The command above will copy all files in /Users/someone/Music that end in .mp3 to the folder 'somefolder'. ("Automator" would also do the trick too, if you're more familiar with that.)

>numarray = readFile(numarray[]) Remove the [] and it'll pass the address of the starting element of the array. You also don't need to bother returning the array, since you've passed the memory address of it to the function. Therefore, any changes made are made on the original object. The line …

>im running Linux so i dont think i can view the XPS files. 1. Look directly below the XPS downloads, and you'll see PDF downloads. 2. FYI: [url]http://www.artifex.com/downloads/[/url]

Here's a start: [code=cplusplus] #include <fstream> #include <iostream> #include <cstdlib> #include <ctime> int main() { // your code goes here return 0; }[/code] Then make sure you understand [url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ohm%27s_law[/url] and you should be good to go.

>int func4(int m, int n) Assuming you're working with a string, not an integer, you need to adjust your parameter list accordingly. Your function should loop through the string until it either encounters a symbol or the end of the string is reached. If a new opening symbol is reached, …

That's incredibly vague, and in case you haven't noticed, we're not a homework writing service.

If you're only ever going to derive one class from your template, why are you making it a template? Nevertheless, if for whatever reason you need it: [url]http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lite/templates.html#faq-35.7[/url]

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This is probably specific to the actual program you're trying to run. Contact support for the company/individual that created the software; I'm sure they'll be happy to assist you in getting it running.