Right now I'm trying to find some extra work on nights/weekends, but it's been really hard to find stuff that can be done remotely and outside normal hours. I know these jobs exist - I've known...
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Right now I'm trying to find some extra work on nights/weekends, but it's been really hard to find stuff that can be done remotely and outside normal hours. I know these jobs exist - I've known...
I forgot to mention in my original reply that I have sleep issues too, as the article mentions, but it only pertains to USB. Often, when I resume from sleep the USB ports won't work if something is...
Yes, and I agree. I didn't say I didn't like it or didn't agree, I'm just saying it gets in the way of the average Windows user trying to go to Linux, like the article was mentioning. And what I...
A lot of the things mentioned in the article are exactly what stopped me from switching to Linux for over 10 years, until last year when I finally did (Kubuntu 14.04). For me the biggest issues in...
Well if you can't use toupper(), you could look at an ascii chart and see what kind of pattern you notice between 'a' through 'z' and 'A' through 'Z'.
See, that's exactly why I:
as he says. :)
I actually tried compiling the code this time and found the problem, but do as Andrew suggests and see what happens.
I've tried to stay away from typedefing structs as pointers (it's all over the place in the Windows API), so I could be wrong here, but it looks to me like PCB_p temp is actually a sort of hidden...
As someone who has always been a Windows user and just switched to Linux (Ubuntu 14.04) less than a year ago as my everyday OS (I still like Windows too, nothing wrong with it), I wanted to add...
Very solid and thorough answer Nominal, thanks. Worked great.
I'm learning internet sockets right now and to that end I've made a simple client/server chat program centered around select(). I've got it to where multiple messages can be sent and received on...
I found it to be really easy with Uniserver (Uniform Server).
I set the database syncing thing aside for a few days (I appreciate the thoughts and comments on that by the way, thanks. Something to think about). At the end of the day yesterday, I finally got...
The one time that I used FLTK for a project 2-3 years ago, it wasn't native (although I guess it depends on how you define native?). It looks the same regardless of platform. The first time I fired...
There are 2 deployment styles. In either one, there is always the central server that manages tons of unrelated-to-the-biometrics stuff about the devices and their activities. This central server...
At work, I'm trying to figure out the best way to synchronize SQLite databases across multiple devices. When records are added or deleted to one device, it can broadcast these changes, via apache cxf...
I need a third monitor at work. Or the two mismatched hodgepodge monitors I have now can be axed in favor of three shiny new bling bling 27"ers.
Also, a second 24" one here at home. That's it.
More experienced people correct me if I'm wrong, but it sounds like you want to find any occurrence of the letter 'a' regardless of if it's alone or in a word, but what you're doing is breaking each...
I've seen job listings for Cryptic Studios looking for C programmers. Not sure if that's what they actually program their games in or not though. But it sure isn't embedded systems.
Not quite a joke, but the other day I saw a bumper sticker on a car that had this on it:
/dev/car
Oh man. I had wondered if this was the same Adak from the Overclockers.com Forums. This friday makes 10 years for me at that forum and in that time, we crossed paths many times in the folding forum....
I appreciate the assistance guys, thank you.
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I was thinking normal int, not short int. I best not share my thoughts on that. I guess I'll try scaling it down so everything is within the proper int type ranges and see what happens. That would be...
Overflow shouldn't be a problem since the figure will never been bigger than the 10s of millions. One curiosity though is that it's translating times that are two minutes apart as being 1 hour and 2...
I didn't know you could just put out of range values and it'd be ok. That's exactly what I needed, thank you.