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A few people ITT are having an issue where the games start up, but their monitors just say "invalid input range" or something similar. This is because several of the games are set up to run at some...

Yeah my ps3 controller acts the same way when I use jscal:


tails@tv:~$ jscal -c /dev/input/js0
Joystick has 28 axes and 112 buttons.
Correction for axis 0 is none (raw), precision is 0....

there's an "anlog threshold" percentage you can set in the mednafen config file, but this problem still occurs whether you set it to 5 99 or 100.

Generally I'm very satisfied with ubuntu's interaction with the ps3 controller. No drivers to set up, and it generally works pretty well.

After looking around for a gameboy advance emulator,...

I was on reddit.com and noticed someone pointing out that a certain website has hidden some easter eggs. There are a bunch of groundhogs hidden all over the site, and if you find and click one, it...

Hm. Well you're right; that would cause a write operation from the thumb drive to the hdd and a delete operation from the thumb drive, but it's odd that user's aren't notified somehow that the files...

People get an "error" frequently and it's been posted on the forums two or three times that I've found:

A thumb drive gets connected to an ubuntu pc. The thumb drive is almost full. The user...

I'm continuing this post for the sake of other future network administrators.

In this situation I was logged into an offsite ftp server using the filezilla client. I started a transfer and left...

I've got this monstrous download queued up through my vsftpd server at a house I just moved out of. It's going to take all night to finish downloading, but I don't want it to timeout in the process....

edit: nevermind, I found out my roommate had an old HP PSC 2355 in the garage. Plugged it in and both printing and scanning worked fine. I got an error about a cartridge alignment failure, but that...

Oh yeah, that's right. whatever[3] has only 3 elements. Yeah, guess I'd better learn to count from 0.

Also I'll continue using nothing but tabs for indentation and sometimes to make variable...

I've got a couple questions about programming. Nothing real important, just stuff that makes code more readable and sharable.

0 - arrays always include a zeroth(?) element, so int whatever[3] will...

So, I've got a functional fileserver which runs samba and vsftpd. I've just gotten vsftpd to work with anonymous logins. Apparently you need a root directory that is NOT writable by the ftp user, and...

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Page 708 and we're still on...


8.

oh, but Wine Is Not an Emulator...

anyways, it's not looking like it's a big deal, the teacher just sent out an update saying that this stuff's not going to be graded, since it's apparently a...

I just started an intro to programming course, and one of the requirements is that version 9.0 of this plugin be installed...

If I remember right, the "my documents" folder is stored here:

C:\documents and settings\YOUR USER NAME\my documents

so then you would want to open the ntfs drive, and then open documents and...

n3rD, I could look at a text file, but in the meantime, what I'm getting from first glance is that it's important to space between operands and operators, and it is ideal to tab stuff out so as to...

damn. I keep trying to write something simple that I can solidify my knowledge of the basics with, but then it turns out I need all this stuff I barely know how to use. I'll look up implementing...

I agree with you on the spacing. Readable syntax has been a problem of mine for awhile, so thank you for reminding me to work on it.

However, the point of the multidimensional array was to hold a...

anything particularly harsh?

... thank you for the words. I will go find out what they mean.

Sure enough, that's fixed it. Thanks!

So, if you create (what I think is) an array, then assign a value to a nonexistent element, the value gets assigned to some random location in the memory...

//math test
//a program that asks a lot of math questions, then records your answers
//it's fun.

#include <iostream>
#include <cstdlib>
#include <ctime>
#include <string>
#include <fstream>...