if its a multiple of 100 and not 400, or its a multiple of 4000 its not a leap year
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if its a multiple of 100 and not 400, or its a multiple of 4000 its not a leap year
I would say that there is no requirement to extend dates backwards past the first year of the revolutionary calendar as there was never any way of determining how this would apply
Also i mean...
I would definitely recommend CodeSchool as it's interactive online.
I don't think so, as 100 would not be a leap year on your function
You could easily do it by checking that its divisible by 4 and then checking that the year is not 4000
I have changed it to this rule for leap years:
A fixed arithmetic rule for determining leap years was proposed in the name of the Committee of Public Education by Gilbert Romme on 19 Floréal An...
What do you prefer and why?
I prefer JVM as it has better cross platform support, is properly opensource (I know mono is but it's playing catch up all the time), and I like JavaDocs
And? It's not included on Windows or Ubuntu by default
This line change it to
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Type the following commands into the terminal and post the results
lspci
lsusb
Following these instructions: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows should get you up and running again
on the sides of the window. Drag them
Have you updated already. Or is this in the update process
You don't need that just type this in the terminal
sudo apt-get install eclipse-cdt
What bootloader is loading grub or windows 8?
oh well, thank you
I recently bought a DVI-HDMI cable is it possible to get sound through this or not.
I would reinstall ubuntu, it seems its broken. On the live cd you can copy the files from your hardrive (they will be stored in /home/<username>) to an external harddrive or cd
What does the file end with .deb, .tar.gz or something else
Could not agree more, i would recommend using libre office, I fail to see what could be wrong with it, it's not exactly complicated
Really? i thought you had to format it oh well.
You really should just do a clean install though, upgrades are never pretty
I'm sure you change what the computer does when the lid closes in the power settings
gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.default-applications.terminal exec 'xterm' This should work
I believe that ubuntu at least it did in 12.04 had a bug where apps would open on the larger of the screens and sometimes only maximize on that screen
Yes it should
I believe that samba is sharing it as read only what you need to do is open the terminal and type
gksudo gedit /etc/samba/smb.conf
Then find your share and change writable from no to yes and...