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Knoppix comes with some disk diagnostics tools too, let it scan and let it try to flag the bad sectors as unusuable. Afterwards try finding a vista dvd (download one duh) and let it do a "sfc /scannow". That'll fix the corrupt vista files Also knoppix always mounts drives as read only (hey it's shitty linux at its best), so it's logical that you can't write files. Right click on hda1 (or whatever you want to write to) and remount it as writable I don't know if there is a SMART utility on knoppix, but if there is, use it. It'll read the fitness of you disk

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JGrasp is an IDE, not a language And if you want to program in java, use JBuilder (based on Eclipse) or Netbeans 6.0. Those 2 are the best IDE's available at the moment I wish that visual studio had implemented the same functionality those 2 offer, refactoring sure would be a lot easier. I think the best way to start learning is to start with java, and move on to c#. They're not all that different and c# is a mix of c++ (without the complexity) and java (with added features such as structs, pointers, ...). Unless you want to keep it cross platform, then stay in java A lot of companies are focussing on webservices now and they either go with the java approach or with the .net approach but for the output it's the same (a webservice in .net can be used with a webservice client in java because it uses SOAP as intermediate xml language as communication). There was a mobile development hype a few years back (yay, my internship is developping a client for Microsoft Dynamics on a mobile platform in .Net ^^), now there is webservices. I don't know what the next thing will be, but it'll probably involve either java or .net again, so you're good with those 2. I think C++ is becoming more and more obsolete, it's fast and complex, true, but most programs don't need to be fast in the c++ sense of the word, and then again, you could always write a dll in c++ that manages the algorithm that needs raw speed (plain c would be even a better choice there) and do the rest in C#. Besides, you have to learn to program and that's independent from what language you use (each one is still a dialect from each other anyway). Analogy: you needed to learn to talk, using different languages is a whole different skillset (and easier one)

try ${sessionScope.result} Ah crap, i just noticed var word = '<% = session.getAttribute("result"); %>' don't forget the = sign before the expression because you want it to out.write()

This reminds me of all those asian people that were arrested in world war II. A lot of innocent ppl were put under surveillance and put into jail back then. Apparently USA still stinks as much as it did back then

the <% %> tags indicate that the block will be replaced with whatever that is outputted meaning var word = "<% session.getAttribute("result"); %>"; should do the trick i think it's also possible to use var word = "${session["Result"]}"; I don't know the exact EL language, but netbeans has intellisense with it Perhaps verify it with alert("<%...%>") to see that it's not another problem

I've written a small example in netbeans with tomcat 6.0. The page flow is as follows: index.jsp --post--> BackingBean (do stuff in database etc) ---redirect and forward request params---> result.jsp I used EL language in result.jsp (the ${param.FirstName}) as a shorter notation than <% request.getParameter(...) %> Hope this helps ^^ ExampleJSP.rar

I recommend starting with c# or java first. That'll teach you the basics of object oriented programming and how everything works and all. C++ is a lot more complicated with exotic structures here and there, no automatic garbage collection, pointers flying all over the place, etc etc. I think it would be easier to follow if you learn that after you got the hang of programming, it's why i used visual basic 6 as my first programming language. Start out small, and work your knowledge all the way up ^^

Iirc, you need to put the input button in a post action form and pass a hidden parameter that you can retrieve in the doPost() method in the backing HttpServlet. With jsf it's more like ASP, where the button name is used as a method like button1_click(..), but jsp is more primitive and everything will have to go through doGet or doPost with the exception of property binding with el language like ${firstname} I've attached the jsp part of my course i have to learn for the exams in a few weeks, maybe it'll be helpful

I can't really say much on the speed vista vs win7, because it's just been installed and all, let's see how well it performs after 3 monhts of daily use and couple of heavy installations later. 5400rpm disk sucks big time though, makes everything slower. I'm waiting for ssd's to become the default drive in notebooks before i buy one, that's for sure (and mine is only 2 years old and it was pretty pricy so that's another reason). I'm still doubting to use it as my main os though, i'm back on xp at the moment (i installed win7 on a seperate 20gig partition). One thing i noticed is the much bigger improvement in games that use direct x, but i think most likely because of dx10 (I remember it also having a significant boost in vista when i installed it). Overall it caches more efficiently, uses free resources to crank up the speed, releases those resources whenever something needs it, it makes stuff more responsive and snappy. It reminds me a bit of os x of what i've seen, gui wise, but everyone knows that apple sucks and windows is overall much better ^^

and i wrote my own bypass program for zshare too ^^, it's pretty easy to resolve the actual download links from zshare Too bad the actual download component i used sucks ... big time :/ And i don't know if it was my external hdd or the archive but my iso was corrupt, so i had to find a torrent with the exact iso name and let it check and complete the file. Turns out i had 2 parts of 4mb that were corrupt Too bad the actual download component i used sucks ... big time :/

I just finished installing windows 7 (build 7000) and it's running pretty smoothly. It looks a lot like vista, but it's faster and more responsive (even compared to my xp). (Though, vista also ran better on my computer) Anyone else installed it ?

epicrage.org! Well the amount of well maintained zones are shrinking, it's only logical that the servers do as well

not available in belgium >.> I've been playing around a lot with my Mio Moov 330 gps, i unlocked it with miopocket so i have a full wince pda now, with emulators and everything, and it's still a gps too. Beat that =D

You do have the .NET 3.5 framework right ? The solution probably only compatible with visual studio :/

That's odd :/, did you try running the exe in bin\Debug or did you open the solution ?

After some more ehr sprite ripping and adding in animations ^^ I still hate that i can't write a gif directly though, i'll have to output all the frames, then use the animation wizard in animation shop :/, I should probably look into writing frames into a gif :/ (that's why the eh frame rate sucks so much, i had to guess how much frames per second there went by on each moment) For that my Animation.xml is 538 lines long phew Edit: There we go FFBattleGenerator.rar It's written in C# with .NET 3.5 and Visual Studio 2008 ^^ (yes, no vb6, for a change )

I'm pretty bored because i have to learn exams and that's pretty boring to do, so i made this I'll prolly post the program & source code later, i need to clean up some stuff ^^

I was browsing some serious business on the internet (*ahem* wikipedia because i had to look something up) and i stumbled on some franco-belgian comics I used to read. So i was wondering, what comics do you like ^^? I don't know anything about american comics though, they're never released here so I probably don't know any of them (unless you count the ones where movies were based on such as spiderman or so ) (from what i saw the majority of them are based on superhero stuff, but i can be wrong ). Annnnnd i'm guessing you don't know anything about comics that are released here, because well, they all originate from Belgium & France, hence the name ^^ (Here's a list http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Franc...an_comic_series , i don't know if you'll recognize any of them ) (well those from UK probably will, maybe).

multiboot xp/vista is the best solution for now. I've thought about trying it myself, but it's such a mess and the chanches of actually working & have a performance boost are too low for me. Vista with dx10 is faster than xp anyway when you config it right. If you turn down the visual effects to a minimum and do some tweaks here and there, it'll always work better than no matter what port of dx10 to xp

not giving presents to anyone solves the problem of wrapping + you save money + you can spend the money you saved on something that you actually want. It's a win-win situation to just ignore christmas (or any other festive day that involves purchasing stuff for others other than yourself) ^^

Feature already implemented make us (eh, = Samapico) go less worky ^^

No, i just don't care about christmas or new year.

I don't celebrate anything so just the normal everyday food