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    [all variants] No signal with Nvidia GT240

    I replaced an old Radeon X850 video card with a more recent Nvidia GT240 (Asus). Booting into normal mode or recovery mode does not seem to work: I get framebuffer output, but after that the screen...
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    [all variants] ufw not working?

    I've got an Ubuntu server box, which frequently gets some SSH brute-force attacks. Occasionally when I check my auth.log and see that a certain IP did a crapload of attacks, I just add a firewall...
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    [ubuntu] Re: udev script runs multiple times

    Thanks for the reply. Being more specific in the udev rule actually seems like a feasible solution. I will try it out as soon as I can, and will let you know the results.
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    TTY reader for python

    Hi,

    I've successfully created a telnet client in Python. My next step is to read the text which is currently on the screen. In other words, I have to find text which is currently displayed to the...
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    [ubuntu] Re: Adding & Installing New Fonts

    Just an idea:

    You can also place your fonts into ~/.fonts/ instead of /usr/share/fonts/. This will have a few benefits, like: no sudo to place the fonts there, and you'll only have to backup the...
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    [ubuntu] Re: Running backup script with udev

    Hmm I just started a thread explaining the same problem.

    My udev rule works fine, my script gets executed perfectly, albeit 14 times or so. I am not sure how this is happening, but I really don't...
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    [ubuntu] udev script runs multiple times

    Hi guys,

    I've been creating a udev rule + script to make it automatically backup a usb thumb drive of mine, when it's inserted. The rule matches my drive perfectly, and yay, my script is run as...
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    Re: learn C before C++?

    Start with C++. Like beyboo said: the share the same syntax base, but there are loads of difference. If you learn C first, you'll have to unlearn it if you go to C++. Wasted time if you want to go...
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    Re: what IDE are people using for C/C++ dev?

    Eclipse CDT does the job very well for me. You're already used to Java, so Eclipse may be familiar to you.
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    Re: OpenGL Per-Pixel collision detection

    Okay.... thanks for the information though, it seems it loads up quite a discussion :)

    I'm in the making of a 2D game engine, so we'll probably use 2D sprites only. A character has to walk over a...
  11. Re: Help Wanted! - Making a Gunbound-like game for Linux. Wanna help? :D

    Ah good to hear! Well just to be sure, it's not only coding, but being present in IRC some time helps for me, so I can discuss things on the fly. It's not that I am on IRC 24/7 because of the illness...
  12. Re: Help Wanted! - Making a Gunbound-like game for Linux. Wanna help? :D

    I mailed this towards the gamepower@lists.sf.net mailing list too, but I thought that I might as well put it here so people know my thoughts.
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    Hi...
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    OpenGL Per-Pixel collision detection

    For starters: I know OpenGL is a graphics library, and collision detection needs to be handled by custom code.

    I've searched the net for some ideas how to do collision detection per pixel with...
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    Re: The question about pseudo-random integers

    I am a big fan of the Mersenne Twister RNG. Perhaps it's viable for you to look into that.
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    Re: Segmentation Fault! Oh no!

    It helps if you compile using the flag -Wall, which generates all warnings (assuming you use GCC). If I tried to compile it, it would output:



    make all
    mkdir -p ./bin
    g++ -Wall -O2 -c...
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    Re: Segmentation Fault! Oh no!

    Try


    scanf("%d", &coin);
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    Re: Programming Challenge 13: Langton's Ant

    Alright, I had nothing to do so here's my go. It's in C++. My first try was in C only, but decided to make it a little more object oriented :)

    Features:
    - Outputs to a terminal
    - Wraps around...
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    Poll: Re: HOWTO: Wireless Security - WPA1, WPA2, LEAP, etc.

    I installed Gutsy again. Ndiswrapper + rt2500 works now, although it drops a connection here and there. I believe I fixed this previously by compiling a new version of ndiswrapper.

    Overall, I get...
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    Re: How do I use eclipse for C++?

    I happen to use the CDT plugin too (C/C++ Developer Tools) for Eclipse. How I installed it was as follows:


    Download Eclipse. I did not use the repositories from Ubuntu by the way.
    I untarred...
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    Poll: Re: HOWTO: Wireless Security - WPA1, WPA2, LEAP, etc.

    Hey Wieman01,

    I re-read your comment on another post about 'Hardy not supporting static IP addresses'.

    I was screwing around a bit, mainly with System -> Administration -> Network. I edited my...
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    Poll: Re: HOWTO: Wireless Security - WPA1, WPA2, LEAP, etc.

    I got the driver from the Linksys website. I can connect to my router using SerialMonkey's drivers (although the connection seems to drop every 2 minutes), so the card is working fine.

    I've also...
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    Poll: Re: HOWTO: Wireless Security - WPA1, WPA2, LEAP, etc.

    Thanks for your response, I really appreciate it.

    How the original file looked... I don't know. I didn't save my previous /etc/networking/interfaces file, because I thought I would get it to work...
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    Poll: Re: HOWTO: Wireless Security - WPA1, WPA2, LEAP, etc.

    Hi Wieman01,

    Thanks for all the effort you put into all this.

    I've installed Hardy Heron a week ago or so, and back with Gutsy everything worked smoothly with your tutorial, except with Hardy....
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    Re: downloads should go to $HOME/Downloads

    I like it the way it is now. I like to configure my own destination where my downloads go, either by configuring or some other way.
  25. Illegal instruction (core dumped), SDL/fglrx related?

    I've been trying to compile and run NeHe (Gamedev) tutorial #43, which is about freetype2 and OpenGL. With that tutorial there is a SDL version too. I've compiled and tried to run it, but it exits...
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