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need help
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Yahoo is working fine tonight. But I was having weird problems with it last night. No trouble getting in, but it would get stuck, running forever and not doing anything, anytime I tried to get into any of my mail folders. i can get in yahoo i just cant acccess my email If you're using Internet Explorer, try using Mozilla Firefox... There may be a scripting issue involved.. or perhaps this is related to the post that Winx posted in this thread, called "not good". |
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Not Good.
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I hate always having to be the one that seemingly defends microsoft, but...
Major flaw revealed in Internet Explorer; users urged to switch Tue Dec 16, 2008 11:49AM EST on Yahoo! The major press outlets are abuzz this morning with news of a major new security flaw that affects all versions of Internet Explorer from IE5 to the latest beta of IE8. The attack has serious and far-reaching ramifications -- and they're not just theoretical attacks. In fact, the flaw is already in wide use as a tool to steal online game passwords, with some 10,000 websites infected with the code needed to take advantage of the hole in IE. Virtually all security experts (as well as myself) are counseling users to switch to any other web browser -- none of the others are affected, including Firefox, Chrome, and Opera -- at least for the time being, though Microsoft has stubbornly said it "cannot recommend people switch due to this one flaw." Microsoft adds that it is working on a fix but has offered no ETA on when that might happen. Meanwhile it offers some suggestions for a temporary patch, including setting your Internet security zone settings to "high" and offering some complicated workarounds. (Some reports state, however, that the fixes do not actually work.) Expedient patching or switching are essential. Security pros fear that the attack will soon spread beyond the theft of gaming passwords and into more criminal arenas, as the malicious code can be placed on any website and can be adapted to steal any password stored or entered using the browser. It's now down to the issue of time: Will Microsoft repair the problem and distribute a patch quickly enough to head off the tsunami of fraud that's about to hit or will it come too late to do any good? Meanwhile, I'll reiterate my recommendation: Switch from Internet Explorer as soon as you can. You can always switch back once the threat is eliminated. This 'flaw' is already well known, and is not breaking news. The article was written by a well known Firefox supporter (named Chistopher Null), conincidentally, at the same time the 'Google Chrome' beta browser was released. This is a marketing ploy, nothing more. The actually flaw itself is, apparently, a file that contains saved passwords in it. Which of course, EVERY browser that runs a saved password feature has to store the password to a file. Perhaps the difference is that IE saves a username and URL in the same file, and other browsers store them elsewhere, and thus it is less secure because it is all in one file, Who knows? The fact of the matter is, if you DON'T save your passwords, while using the browser.. it won't be stored on your computer. By the way, the way to access that file, and retieve the username, password, and the website url associated with them on your computer, is by HACKING your computer in the first place. You see the point? Inorder for this vulnerbility to be exposed, you would have to have already been compromised.. |
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New phone!
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that's kewl, a friend of mine is in the process of getting an agreement with Apple finialized for his mobile game( although, I'm named in the apps credits) to be on iTunes App Store, where both the IPhone and IPod touch owners/user can download it.
I would tell you the name, but I don't want to be presumptuous. It's not a done deal yet. |
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ASP help
Edited by
BrettBrett
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Tue 12/16/08 10:36 AM
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excuse me, just download 'Microsoft ASP.NET web MATRIX' and 'Microsoft Visual Web Developer 2008 Express Edition'.
'SQL Server 2008 ( Express ) SP1 x86' and '.NET Framework 3.5 SP1' are included in Microsoft Visual Web Developer 2008 Epress Edition ) NOTE: x86 usually stands for Intel Chip Architecture, x86 family. I'm not sure if this actually means the SQL Server 2008 optional download, when installing VWD2008, is stictly for Intel Processor computers, or not. There is no difference between Pentium and Celeron, in regards to chip architecture (i.e. Assembly Code computating), I'm not sure about Intel Mobile. I am inclinded to believe there is no difference, either, as it's a standardization issue. If you don't have an intel processor, you might want to just use the link I posted earlier to download SQL Server 2008 express. |
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ASP help
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Well You Started off with "ok, let Me ask a Different Question" Then You Said a bunch of other Stuff! His first question was in another Topic post. ok, let me ask a different question. I am using ASPX and don't really understand how to bind a database like Access so that I can pull in information into difference list boxes and combo boxes. Download 'Microsoft ASP.NET Web MATRIX' for ASP.NET 1.0, 1.1 Developement at http://www.asp.net/downloads/archived/web-matrix/default.aspx?supportsjs=true Download 'Microsoft .NET Framework Version 3.5 SP1' AND 'Microsoft Web Developer 2008 Express Edition SP1' at http://www.asp.net/downloads/essential/ In regards to webapp data on the page, these programs are much easier to follow, and learn from, than visual studio. 'Microsoft ASP.NET Web MATRIX' will create Access files (.mdb), create DataTables in them, and allow you to add/edit the data within the tables. It's a nice free program to have around. They aren't really an alternative to VS though, as you can always 'ADD EXISTING ITEM' when you're done using the tools in those IDEs. Database connections really come down Authentication and USER/GROUP(object) Permissions. Inorder for your Web Application to gain access to a sql database, the database gets attached to a SQL Server Service (which will default as a Network Service) that checks an authentication string that you have to declare/pass it. The string has to point at the database as well, and reference a dataobject type (provider). This is known as a connectionstring If you don't have a SQL Server Service running, download SQL Server 2008 ( Express Edition ) at http://www.microsoft.com/express/sql/default.aspx The general way to setup a connectionstring in ASP.NET is in the web.config file at the root level of your Web App( not in a subfolder on your webapp). You CAN write it to web.config files within every subfolder, but it would take tweaking the .NET framework a bit. There are .NET settings guides on how to do this. I'm not going to reference them, because if you're on the learning curve, it's best to stick with the standards. However, a simplier way of generating your connection string is by going to the 'Server Explorer' window, right click 'Database Connections', and Click 'Add Connection'... choose the database type, browse for the file.. 'Text Connection' > Click 'Okay' this will provide a data design mode to that database under 'Server Explorer'. the go to your 'App_Code' folder (another .NET special folder) in Solution Explorer > Right Click > Add New Item > DataSet Double Click the newly created File, and you will be prompted with a wizard, where you can select your database from the combobox and continue through, It will prompt to create a connectionstring at the application level, click yes. Go default on everything, except when you see the 'Query Builder' button. Click that, you will be prompted with a dialog that shows the Datatables in your database, select one and add it, then close the box and check 'All *', uncheck anything else and click okay. Then click next through the rest of the forms, and then finish. That should generate a <connectionstring tag in your web.config at this point, you can create a gridview control in any aspx page, Rick Click the control (design mode) > 'Show Smart Tag' > ObjectDataSource (you can try AccessDataSource here as well, I haven't) reference your dataset.tableadapter, and continue through the wizard. Take a look at the program: ASP.NET Web Matrix. create a 'New File' > 'Data' category > 'Editing Grid' (toward the bottom). When the page pops up, Go To 'View' ( at the Application Menubox ) > 'ALL' This is a coded implementation of what you are trying to do. Connecting to a database, using sqlcommands to retrieve data, and then bind it to a control object. the difference being.. Dim ConnectionString As String = "server=(local);database=pubs;trusted_connection=true" is setup at your application level (web.config), using a data source (because that is the newer .NET method I believe) Dim SelectCommand As String = "SELECT * from [DataBaseTable]" (I'm cleaning this query up a bit) is in your TableAdapter which goes hand and hand with your Dataset, which is just a nice data-structured object that keeps your retrieved, stored data in memory for your app to use and manipulate/modify. that should pretty much cover things. |
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Linux?
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I could stand to learn more about linux.. didn't the NSA develop a version of Linux?
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anybody know
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I've recommended this before, but 'Spyware doctor' seems to be one of the most reliable spyware softwares I've used for detection and removal. It's free, and the url is http://www.pctools.com/spyware-doctor/
Use CCleaner prior to running any scans, as it will thoroughly delete/shred non essential data files. Some viruses are simply difficult to remove, as they attach a registry value to winlogin.exe that points to a malicious file. Winlogon.exe is a system file that 'contains' the system services that explorer.exe is both dependent on and not dependent on. Also, The virus will usually load a registry value into explorer.exe that points to a trojan file to ensure the registry value under winlogon.exe is present. It will load this registry value into an area of explorer that has full access of your system. BHOs, or Browser Helper Objects, are common areas to place this registry in. (I don't want to get too technical with registry directory paths/locations) It's a vicious cycle, and although there are multible ways to deal with this issue, the easiest solution, and most reassuring method, is to have an anti-virus/spyware software that can detect and remove registries and files prior to winlogon.exe and explorer.exe being loaded into memory. winlogon.exe is loaded before you see, or would expect to see, the user logon screen. Explorer.exe begins loading after you logon with your user. So the removal of registries and files must be before the user logon screen appears. ad-aware and, possibiliy, AVG have this feature, if I'm not mistaken. Booting to safemode will not keep a file associted to winlogon.exe from being loaded. It will, however, prevent a lot of other system services from being loaded. Other free programs/utilities to try: sysinternal - Autoruns sysinternal - Process Explorer technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/default.aspx neuber - Security Task Manager (trial by limited features) www.neuber.com/taskmanager/index.html Hijackthis (rename this .exe file after you download it... anyname will work) www.download.com/Trend-Micro-HijackThis/3000-8022_4-10227353.html Microsoft - Windows Defender (worth checking out) www.microsoft.com/windows/products/winfamily/defender/default.mspx |
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Topic:
SeX or LoVe..........
Edited by
BrettBrett
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Wed 12/10/08 10:58 PM
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I have to clarify this statement
I still can't understand how people can have bad sex, expecially routinely bad sex.
What I meant to say was... I still can't understand how people can have bad sex, expecially routinely bad sex, when their 'intent' is to have good sex. The only exception being, your first time. when I made this statement... Do I have an unrealistic, or ideal, expectation of sex that is not being met? ...I was thinking of my first time. I don't know about most people in here, but my first time was a serious let down, considering all the hype. I focused too much on the physical, there was no longer an idea in my head to be excited about. It was 4 hours long, bad sex. |
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SeX or LoVe..........
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love is the hardest thing to find.sex is any where any time at any price. sex can be learned and practiced till improved. sex with love to back it -priceless. |
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SeX or LoVe..........
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I still can't understand how people can have bad sex, expecially routinely bad sex.
Obviously, there's a stimulation factor that is being overlooked, or simply not present, here. If I were in this predicament, I would have to ask myself several questions. such as.... What am I comparing this sex to, that makes it bad? Is it by comparison to previous sexual partners and experiences? How is the physical act of sex with them more stimulating? Do I have an unrealistic, or ideal, expectation of sex that is not being met? Could it be that I am inhibited by the idea of having sex with this person? I think you would agree, the excitement you get from the idea of having sex with 'this' person is more stimulating than the physical act of having sex. The physical stimulating is just reinforcing the overall stimulating of sex. It's the supporting role. How in the world can you be in love with someone and have bad sex? Can you be in love with someone and not be excited about the idea of having sex with them? My answer is no, so ..... What if you loved someone but, the seX was not all that! What would you do? What is more importaint of the two? my response is... DNE, or does not exist. By my perception, there will never be such a situation. If you are having bad sex with a person, you aren't in love with them. (This does not mean that sex with the person you love will only be great, but to precieve sex with them as bad, is to say you did not 'enjoy' it at all ) Still, as I said in the beginning, I can't see how people can have bad sex at all. Unless, these people feel duty-bound, like it's a chore or something (like a prostitue would.. male or female I imagine). |
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why don't people have more senseless questions?
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Edited by
BrettBrett
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Wed 12/10/08 09:00 PM
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call sears,tell them to bring a new one and remove the old one. case closed. ok gimme ur credit card number babay ill be sure to do that i jus got my car fixed n paid 4 school n my sons school so im tapped out ..... so im still fixin the dryer i got thx for the help tho don't thank him/her until you get their creditcard I haven't had much reason to troubleshoot dryers before, so I don't know much about them. However, like any issue, you should probably give a little more information on what the problem is exactly, so that more knowledgible people may be able to help. Has the dryer worked for you before, is it new? Did the dryer make any unusual noises or sounds before it stopped working? was there an event that occured that might have caused your dryer to stop functioning properly, i.e. a power outage, a flood, etc. ? Did the dryer seem to be getting power(before you opened it up), did it 'turn on'? Did you rule out the possibility of a tripped circuit breaker, bad outlet, bad wiring (you can safely do this with a socket tester that supports 240v, available at most hardware stores)? |
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Visual Basic 2005 and SQL
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I'm assuming you're refering to ASP.NET and VB.NET
datasets were a bit of a change up of how programmers structured data manipulation. Most people praise the concept, but it hasn't really been a new concept since implemented before 2003 edition. I'm glad you have it down. It's important to know how you want this value changed, server-side (IE runat="server", that the server will execute using a codepage or 'codebehind') or client-side (a script of some sort, that the client browser will execute) ' Server-Side: <asp:textbox id="mytextbox" value="" runat="server"> ' .:codebehind:. Class myClass Inherits System.Web.UI.Page Protected Sub mytextbox_Load(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles mytextbox.Load mytextbox.Text = "BrettBrett" End Sub End Class says that when the asp.net control, named mytextbox, is loaded by the server, it will change the value (.text) of that control to "BrettBrett" ' Client-Side: ... </head> <script type="text/ecmascript"> function MyFunction(document) { MyTextInput.value = "BrettBrett" } </script> <body onload='MyFunction(document)'> <input type='text' id="MyTextInput" /> ... This doesn't involve any asp.net or vb.net codebehind. It is simply ECMAscript and an HTML input tag |
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help
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It's suppose to work if it is built in...If not, like mine, it is suppose to be plugged in the back even built in webcams need correct drivers to work, the difference is.. since it's built in, The driver is loaded onto your computer before it ever leaves the factory. Also, the driver for the device is in the factory CD shipped with the computer labeled DRIVER SOFTWARE (not for distrubtion).. or something to that effect.. haha Sooo, if you ever get a computer that has a built-in device that isn't working.. download the driver for it, which you can often find the model of the device by searching the model of the computer that has it built-in. |
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Topic:
help
Edited by
BrettBrett
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Tue 12/09/08 10:23 PM
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More often than not, this is going to be a driver(software for the device) issue.
questions... 1.) Is this a new device? IF NOT, Are you using this old device on the computer in question for the first time? IF NOT, Has the webcam ever worked on this computer? IF SO, have you recently reformatted/reinstalled your operating system or allowed someone to 'optimize' your computer? 2.) is it plugged into your computer (or in the unlikely event that it is wireless, connected wirelessly)? 3.) What type of webcam is it? (brand name and model #/name) 4.) What program are you using to 'verify' whether your webcam is working or not? ( if unknown, or 'you aren't using one', try yahoo messenger or another messenger application and verify whether the program recognizes your webcam, and gives you picture feedback when you open the webcam dialoge/screen/page/form) 5.) Does the webcam have and show a power indicator light as on, has a power indicator light, but does not show it as on, or has no indicator light? Before you actually even post a reply to my post, if you have the answer to question 3, please put that information into a google search, along with ' driver download ' ... and begin to download the latest driver for your webcam. |
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Preference
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To be contempt, does not mean you will always be happy; but to be always happy, is to be contempt.
either way, you're not bettering yourself. it takes unhappyness for you to pursue change. And if you don't pursue, then you are committing an ultimate injustice to yourself. You're going to have to find a way to be self-motivated and gain confidence. I am an equal opportunity kinda person but I don't try with people i think are out of my league
Oppurtunity is a Door, Confidence is your knock, knowledge is a key. Life is a series of oppurtunities. and it takes determination to find oppurtunities. make them yours! I'm not a motivational speaker, I just play one of mingle2 forums.. good day. |
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Riddles
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alright, fine.. the answer is, they are pilots and they crashed.
For future reference people, riddles in highly active forums don't work. |
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Riddle 3
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He's a midget.. he can only reach the 20th floor button.
not to deminish the, 'oh, I didn't even think about that,' moment you are probably having. There are a few things you need to assume and discount for this one, like, 'other people in the elevator?'.. nope, you have to "assume" he was always alone in the elevator, for if I would have stated he was alone, you would have probably considered the possibility of him not having that routine if he were not alone. Which would have lead to a lack of capability, which would have probably lead to answering the riddle quickly. You have to discount the buzz word, "work", a lot of people answer this one with, he washes windows, but if you think about it.. how is that relevant to the riddle? |
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Riddles
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wow, common.. this is the best riddle I have.. people aren't even trying here.
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How about the best pickup lines that worked?.. cause I don't use the bad ones!..because they're BAD
actually, I don't know if I've ever used a line. It's usually just approach them and say hi, tell them your name, get their name, ask them a bunch of personable questions, while smiling and nodding slowly.(no need for you to talk about yourself, they don't care for that) Then offer them a drink, invite her group over to meet your group, make introductions, start talking smack, jokingly, with your friends to lighten the mood.. blah blah blah. But I do have a line I just made up, maybe one of yall can make it work... "I had a bad pickup line I was going to use on you.. but I forgot it" *wait for dramatic laugh* Then say hi |
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