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Vaielab's rant: Government

Posted by Vaielab in Vaielab's Blog, 16 July 2014 -

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vaielab rant, government

I love my country, and I'm proud to be canadian... ever more proud to come from Quebec.
But sometime, seriously, I feel like my government is so stupid!

Here, I'm not talking about corruption, or bad decision in general (because everybody knows we are good at making them), I'm talking about decision made by 50-60years old people who know nothing about te...

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PHP Based Job Scheduler

Posted by rhossis in rhossis' Blog, 09 July 2014 -

· 2,196 views

php, job scheduler

The requirement could not have been any clear "I want a native PHP application that does something similar to Obsidian Job Scheduler" (Guess you're not signing my leave form boss?). This was a new and direct requirement we got earlier this year. Scheduled jobs in PHP were being performed via cronjobs which perform http calls. No problem here, unless you w...

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TI ASM Part 3: Calling Convention

Posted by gregwarner in Poetry in the Code, 27 May 2014 -

· 3,747 views

assembly, ti-99/4a, old computers

As part of my series on learning assembly for my old 80’s era computer, I’ve been developing a call stack, since the hardware doesn’t have one built-in. Today, we’re going to talk about what a calling convention is, and design one for the TI-99/4A.

Typically, a compiler targeting a particular architecture will have a calling convention defined, that is,...

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WEB-PC: Online Desktop

Posted by SkHacker in Program Mania, 17 April 2014 -

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online desktop, internet desktop and 2 more...

Author's FB contact: https://www.facebook.../saurabhhacker2

Have you ever thought that wherever you go, your desktop should remain as you left it?

:confused:

Confused ?

Yes, I am talking about a desktop over internet.
Suppose if we have a desktop that worked as Facebook. We would go to internet and login with our credentials same as we do i...

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A complete waste, but fun example using YIELD

Posted by lespauled in lespauled's Blog, 14 April 2014 -

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c#, .net, yield

I created a little console application that simply called some threads and when they completed, exit. Nothing special. But since it was a console application, someone wanted some kind of notification that the application was still running. I could have simply put a dot on the screen and added another over time, but why not have some fun with it instead....

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Day 9 - How to SSH tunnel!

Posted by Kadence in LKP's Blog, 20 February 2014 -

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cli, ssh, tunnel, tunneling and 2 more...

How to SSH Tunnel!

Introduction

After reading many various posts on SSH tunneling I failed to find a decent one that really explained how to do it without giving you a wall of text to read, so I have decided to write a little tutorial!

What is an SSH Tunnel?
An SSH Tunnel is a way to send unencrypted information over an encrypted network, i...

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Hotpoint Mistral Fridge Freezer Temperature Problems.

Posted by Barnsite in Barnsite's Blog, 12 November 2013 -

· 880 views

<p>If your Hotpoint Fridge Freezer is reading a high temperature for the Fridge check this before you spend out any money.</p>
<p>After having my kitchen refitted over the last few weeks my machine was reading 24 deg C for the fridge compartment. I had moved the machine a few times and figured that something had got dama...

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Machine Evolution (ME)

Posted by Yannbane in Tautological Cascade, 31 October 2013 -

· 322 views

Me and my friend are working on something quite interesting, a program that optimizes designs of various machines: vehicles, drones, ground robots, etc.

The idea is to use a physics framework in order to evaluate how well-suited a machine is to some goal, on some terrain.

The main algorithm spawns many randomly generated candid...

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Finally, a bit more about me.

Posted by Alexander in Alexander's Blog, 06 September 2013 -

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blog, alexander, life

I've never posted an introduction, and came a little late in the picture for a staff interview thread. I thought I'd remove a shroud and be a little more level with the kind folks and community I've disappeared from recently.

I turned 21 in April (Hurray! And yes, means I was only 18-19 when I joined in 2010) and had very little going on in my life. I ro...

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AutoSave software

Posted by BlackDoom in BlackDoom: Randomness, 10 August 2013 -

· 1,575 views

autosave, auto save, c# and 3 more...

ok I know I posted this in the forums before, but right now I haz nothing going on so I might as well post it here:

soo, this is my first project that I'm posting, this a program I wrote in C# for games/software that don't have an auto-save feature and by that, I mean that every x minutes it will automatically save your file/project on the program that...

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Arduino Project 04

Posted by Alcamech in The Alcamech, 07 August 2013 -

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arduino, uno, project 04 and 5 more...

Here it is ! Arduino project 04 , titled "Color Mixing LAMP". By using a tri-color LED and three photo-resistors I created a LED that smoothly changes colors depending on external lighting conditions.

The components of this project included:

A RGB LED

220 ohm resistor (3)

10 kilohm resistor(3)

photo-resistor(3)

GEL color filter(3, RGB)

jumper...

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C# Generic Type Converter

Posted by VNFox in VNFox's Blog, 24 May 2013 -

· 2,068 views

tutorial, c#, programming

I've seen many type converter in C#, but I haven't come to a generic one yet ... so I decide to write one. I hope this will help ... someone out there

This method provides a unified way of converting object of values to other types. /// <summary> /// Converts to the type that you like /// </summary> ///...

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My neo digital infoverse is glowing, and apparrant in weight.

Posted by UniBrain in UniBrain's Blog, 14 May 2013 -

· 11,410 views

infoverse, unicortex, unicode and 2 more...

If you aren't already familiar with uni-cortex ~ glow (brain univers-synonymous interface)
see this video:

Of late, I had recoded glow interface such that each anorb would now reflect the actual size of its content/content.

Furthermore, I tinkered with the colour configurations somewhat.

http://imageshack.us/...

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Internet Explorer

Posted by CriticalError in CriticalError's Blog, 11 April 2013 -

· 745 views

microsoft

One of the biggest challenges for web developers is fighting with internet explorer in every way or form, to get to the point it's awful slow, ** and 10 years behind everything else, still we got to support it considering it is the default browser on most PCs. When at work, I usually do most of the testing on Chrome, chrome is always up to date, fast and...

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DIV 0 is Not the Only Way to Fail (Apparently)

Posted by RhetoricalRuvim in RhetoricalRuvim's Blog, 25 March 2013 -

· 1,044 views

assembly language, div, idiv and 4 more...

Hello everyone.

I just discovered something while trying to debug one of my assembly language programs. This is probably not new information for some people, but perhaps someone might find this useful to know.

The thing is: dividing by 0 is not the only way to raise an exception while executing the DIV instruction; dividing by 1 is just about as bad.

T...

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'Were You a Nineties Gamer?' Post-mortem

Posted by BenW in BenW's Blog, 22 March 2013 -

· 1,798 views

games, design, game design, ui and 4 more...

Overview

Last year I finished up a quiz game in Flash and released it around a few gaming websites. After seeing what went well, and what didn't, I thought I'd write up a few things about it that may not be obvious right away.

First of all, here's the game itself: Were You a Nineties Gamer?

The Nineties were full of awesome games, and my game was...

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Security over functionality

Posted by DarkLordofthePenguins in DarkLordofthePenguins's Blog, 21 March 2013 -

· 2,842 views

apple, microsoft, windows 8

I've seen a disturbing trend in both Apple and Microsoft recently towards sacrificing functionality for the sake of security. This is seen in what Microsoft is doing to Windows 8 and what Apple is doing to the iPhone, iPad, and the newer versions of Mac OS X.

First I'm going to look at Microsoft. People hate Windows 8. If you want proof, just search "...

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C# features part 1: C# 2.0 features

Posted by Tonchi in Tonchi's Blog, 10 March 2013 -

· 827 views

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C# features from 2.0 to 5.0 version
GENERICS
“Generics are the most powerful feature of C# 2.0. Generics allow you to define type-safe data structures, without committing to actual data types. This results in a significant performance boost and higher quality code, because you get to...

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Cold Fusion Internet Programming

Posted by Link Worx Seo in Link Worx Seo, 13 February 2013 -

· 989 views

cold fusion, cf, programming and 4 more...

I have noticed that this site does not address any Cold Fusion topics at this point, unless I have overlooked it. If you take a look at the main menu navigation at the top of Code Call, it does not show any CF programming at all. So for all of those who are interested in joining any kind of Cold Fusion discussions, this is the place. As an experienced Col...

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Protecting your webmail

Posted by BlackRabbit in What a developer needs to know, 20 January 2013 -

· 1,776 views

Webmail and instant messaging, how much do you use them? how secure do you think your information is when you are chatting or emailing?

Your emails, location, relationships, and business. Everything is in open exposition while using those two services. In this post I will explain the dangers we face day by day and what tools we have to defend our...

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