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Does anyone know what it is for Cingular service?
Quit saying that! EDIT: I guess he stopped, didn't read the second page.
How would this be possible if I only have the monitor, not the (nonfunctional) laptop I got mad at and tore apart? Also, how do I attach a laptop keyboard and touchpad to a desktop?
[QUOTE]Any idea why that happens?[/QUOTE] I think it's from conflicting files between the two IE versions that don't get replaced for some reason. Like if you have an IE window open while updating IE, it can't update the iexplore.exe file (the main Internet Explorer application) or any other files it …
You get 200 Gmail invites. (No, really, want a few?) I put in my low battery pop up notification
I've always wanted to know how those things were done, too lazy too Google it :) Good work!
It makes a drop-down menu. The things in the <option> tags get added to the menu as options.
leelee: now it will take a negative amount of time to execute. Twilight zone, here we come :mrgreen: Actually, I think she meant increase the speed by that much.
I know this thread is really old, but I just can't help commenting on the infinite loop optimization joke :) That was funny!
The config file can be accessed by going to about:config in Firefox. Don't ask me what half of that stuff does, though...
No, but you could use JSP...
And I learn from mistakes: dropping magnetic screwdrivers on bios chips and having to buy a new motherboard :)
Any idea how to implement a FIFO queue of chars in C? It doesn't need to be too fancy, just a fixed size (say 256 chars) and can't use any library functions (this is for a hobby OS kernel I'm writing, and there's not a lot of functions available for …
You don't necessarily have to use assembly (you can if you want to, but good luck learning it). If you know C or C++ it should be good enough. Java probably won't work because you can't directly access the memory, meaning you can't scan for viruses that are already running …
Mammoth smidgenhammers were hairy, frightful, on steroids, always eating inconceivable objects. BTW, the original sentence was a lot shorter. I think they added words.
It's probably a problem with slot A, the Tecra 8100 supports up to 512 MB of RAM. So send the 256 back and get a 512 if 256 isn't enough :-)
First of all, this is the BASIC forum. In case you didn't know, BASIC is a programming language, not a Partition Magic component or something. As for the actual problem, try a virus scan.
Just because I feel like helping: [code] //CommandLine.java import java.util.*; import java.io.*; public abstract class CommandLine { public static void exec(String cmd) throws Exception { Runtime rt = Runtime.getRuntime(); Process proc = rt.exec(cmd.toString()); StreamGobbler errorGobbler = new StreamGobbler(proc.getErrorStream(), "ERROR"); StreamGobbler outputGobbler = new StreamGobbler(proc.getInputStream(), "OUTPUT"); errorGobbler.start(); outputGobbler.start(); } public static …
Seriously, what is any programming language without a HelloWorld app?
"...and is responsible for development and development of Mozilla products." They sure do develop a lot, eh? ;-) Anyway, I wonder what new features it has...
This isn't the best place to ask questions like this, but: sixty_9cents: Don't download anything like that, it's just asking for a virus. eltommyo: Use IRC and PircBot. :) On the original article, this is just stupid. If everyone would learn that there are better ways to transfer things besides …
I HATE when they do things like this. As said before, once (insert your favorite TV show here) programming enters my home, it's my right to do whatever I want with it, within reason. I don't sell bootlegged copies of (insert your favorite TV show here) or anything bad like …
Meaning my entire school will be forced to update... the computer "technicians" can't do anything without calling tech support. Today at school I pointed out a badly adjusted computer monitor to my biology teacher and told her I "knew how to fix it, but the stupid school rules say I …
Interesting. [quote] Looking for "Freespire" (a free copy of Linspire)? You've come to the right place... Currently all of our servers are busy. Thanks for your interest in Linspire's Limited special offer. Our servers are trying to deal with the massive number of customers that are interested in getting their …
Seriously, which one's easier to read? 7h15 15 a m355ag3 1n 13375p33k. This is a message that's not in "leetspeak". Actually, the first one took longer to type...
Personally, I wouldn't have even used the laptops if they had monitoring software on them. If not for the fact that the school owned the laptops, I'd even say it was illegal.
Computers use 3.5" hard drives. This is kind of interesting, however...
Right under the thumbnails, it shows the site the image is from in green...
This is absolutely stupid. Google and MS are both based in the USA, a free country! Since when could MS tell that Chinese guy (too lazy too look for his name) who he could work for? And why didn't he use Shift+Delete?
It already has: I got 2 spam messages on my phone in a week. :(
Something like this: <form method="post" action="the_php_page.php"> <!-- a pair of radio buttons --> <!-- if they have the same name, they're in the same group --> <input type="radio" name="groupname" value="Option A"> <input type="radio" name="groupname" value="Option B"> <!-- a check box --> <input type="checkbox" name="cb1" value="A Checkbox"> <!-- a password box …
<font color="crap"> makes a dingy brown...
Yeah... but put it in a comment... I accidentally copied that part too and it had a compile problem...
[QUOTE=JANINE]good question but i can understand the reasons for not wanting to contact dell tech support. first is the extortionate costs of the premium rate phone lines and the service is in my opinion not what it ought to be.:)[/QUOTE] They have a tech support online chat, it's useful and …
Yeah. I'd say just make a rule that images can't be animated and can't be bigger than (insert some image size here.) I'd like to put one of those "mmiikkee has contributed x posts to our community" badge things in my signature but I just wind up with a link …
Filter out the red, green, and blue and then put them together. Oh, and you can't have 332 blue in a green pixel - not only would that be more blue than green, the numbers are only supposed to go up to 255 :)
[QUOTE=servertweak]i heard alot of bad things about phpbb, but i'm sure there working on it [ they just a bit slow on updating ]. one thing that i dont like about them is the lack of support for php 5 :eek:[/QUOTE] But then again, when was the last time you …
If you use the buttons on the front of the monitor to make it the right size, does it stay that way the next time you turn it on? If so, do that and save a little money. :)
Gentoo is for experts and people who like to recompile the wheel and all its dependencies. However, it is faster. If you're not a novice with Linux I would recommend Gentoo. (although it compiles everything from scratch, which can be annoying). Ubuntu is a good distro in my opinion. I …
Are you sure the server is running? (check the obvious first :-) Also check the order of the arguments to mysql_connect - it's server, user, password. (I somehow manage to forget that every single time I use mysql, and PHP yells at me for it a lot :-) If the …
If I have a string like this: [code] blah test asdf [/code] What kind of regex would I use to change all single newlines (like between 'blah' and 'test') to <.br> and all multiple newlines (like between 'test' and 'asdf') to a maximum of two <.br>'s? I've tried these already: …
I built a computer and installed BeOS 5 on it. It was running fine until I decided to upgrade(uh... upgrade?) it and put an extra fan in the front since the only fan it had was the CPU heatsink. However, now when I [try to] start the computer, not only …
I've got a hundred, see my signature for my email address since I'm tooo lazy to type it here... PLEASE, TAKE ONE! And don't PM me, I never check my PMs anyway.
I have a DokuWiki page that I'd like to display some SVN info on. We're currently doing this by manually updating the page contents whenever we commit. But I'd like to do this dynamically so we don't have to hand-update it. Is there a way to do this without enabling …
I may consider converting to SMF now. I recently lost my DB, so it won't be much of a problem since only 3 users have re-registered since. :) Edit: Sorry, I just bumped a really old topic.
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Here's what you do. First, find a PC with a floppy drive and Win98. Then do the following [B]in this order[/B]. [list=1] [*]Click start>run and type explorer [*]Put your floppy disk into the floppy drive. [*]Right click "3 1/2 Floppy(A:)" and click format. [*]Select "Full" in the format dialog. [*]Click …
Use HTTP or FTP or something :) (unless WF blocks those too. I wouldn't be surprised.)
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